As I almost forgot the obligatory bike picture, here's a quick snap safely at home.
Thanks for looking,
Chris
November Cycling
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November Cycling
As it's been a while since any cycling photos have been posted, I captured some moments from a bit of off-road riding from the past weekend. Taken with my phone, so the qualities not the greatest.
As I almost forgot the obligatory bike picture, here's a quick snap safely at home.
Thanks for looking,
Chris
As I almost forgot the obligatory bike picture, here's a quick snap safely at home.
Thanks for looking,
Chris
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Re: November Cycling
Hi Chris,
Lovely Autumn shots,
Thanks for sharing.
Roger
Lovely Autumn shots,
Thanks for sharing.
Roger
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speedbird591
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Ooh, that's a cracking piece of singletrack, Chris! I'd love to have a go round there.
I haven't been out for weeks, the ground is so saturated and all my favourite trails are overgrown. It's been a miserable summer for off-road riding in the UK. And now it's turned cold as well.
Thanks for reminding me what I've been missing
Ian
I haven't been out for weeks, the ground is so saturated and all my favourite trails are overgrown. It's been a miserable summer for off-road riding in the UK. And now it's turned cold as well.
Thanks for reminding me what I've been missing
Ian
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Re: November Cycling
Great shots Chris! 
I didn't know Britain could look that brown...
... almost looks like here...
Best wishes,
Nick
I didn't know Britain could look that brown...
... almost looks like here...Best wishes,
Nick
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Keep up, Nick! Chris lives in IowaWhisperJet wrote:I didn't know Britain could look that brown...
Ian
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speedbird591 wrote:Keep up, Nick! Chris lives in IowaWhisperJet wrote:I didn't know Britain could look that brown...
I am deeply, truly sorry!
Well, this is a British place where the whole world meets! So I really apologize.
Best regards from the "Wine quarter" in Lower Austria,
(more grey than brown today)
Nick
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Re: November Cycling
The best part is not having to worry about drivin down the wrong side of the path, Ian.speedbird591 wrote:Ooh, that's a cracking piece of singletrack, Chris! I'd love to have a go round there.
Ian
Which, as you know, ... has been reported to have happened.
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Thanks for Posting the pics Chris. That's a much safer ride then the jungle I peddle through
Re: November Cycling
Lovely Shots. Very appealing trails. I could see myself tearing along those.
Nice technical boggy tracks are what makes it even more fun.
And I never keep still long enough to get cold.
Nah. Its been great. I love the mud.speedbird591 wrote: It's been a miserable summer for off-road riding in the UK. And now it's turned cold as well.
Nice technical boggy tracks are what makes it even more fun.
And I never keep still long enough to get cold.
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Trust me on this, Eddie. When you reach 66 it loses a bit of its appealVEGAS wrote:Nah. Its been great. I love the mud.speedbird591 wrote: It's been a miserable summer for off-road riding in the UK. And now it's turned cold as well.
Nice technical boggy tracks are what makes it even more fun.
And I never keep still long enough to get cold.
Ian