Classic British Flight Sim

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

Hi Chris,

Lovely Autumn shots,

Thanks for sharing.

Roger

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

Great shots Chris!

I didn't know Britain could look that brown... ... almost looks like here...

Best wishes,

Nick

Very nice.

WhisperJet wrote:I didn't know Britain could look that brown...

Keep up, Nick! Chris lives in Iowa

Ian

speedbird591 wrote:

WhisperJet wrote:I didn't know Britain could look that brown...

Keep up, Nick! Chris lives in Iowa

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

speedbird591 wrote:Ooh, that's a cracking piece of singletrack, Chris! I'd love to have a go round there.
Ian

The best part is not having to worry about drivin down the wrong side of the path, 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

Lovely Shots. Very appealing trails. I could see myself tearing along those.

speedbird591 wrote: It's been a miserable summer for off-road riding in the UK. And now it's turned cold as well.

Nah. Its been great. I love the mud.

Nice technical boggy tracks are what makes it even more fun.

And I never keep still long enough to get cold.

VEGAS wrote:

speedbird591 wrote: It's been a miserable summer for off-road riding in the UK. And now it's turned cold as well.

Nah. Its been great. I love the mud.

Nice technical boggy tracks are what makes it even more fun.

And I never keep still long enough to get cold.

Trust me on this, Eddie. When you reach 66 it loses a bit of its appeal

Ian