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'So many friends die nowadays I become more and more alone.' You dont seem alone to us Stefan, but we are not with you between your rides. Im sorry for your sudden loss, not knowing your last parting was for ever. In respect to your friend I promise not to laugh emoji the next time you fall...

Angus steak in Scottish megabun

I presume you used chat gpt for translation, it works perfectly

The 4th is incoming, heres a pic of a typical American biker in the UK to get you in the mood.

Yup, Im mostly referring to off road, navigating busy roads is not the time to be stopping and pondering the way

It does leave space for happy accidents, but theres a fine line between a pleasant surprise and the universe is out to get me. I do find theres an anecdotal sixth sense thats reading clues you cant quite decipher yourself, the amount of times you just feel thats the way and it turns out to be...

My friend just sent me this, I bought one and it was retro back then. It only ran about half the times we took it out, sold it to a young kid a few years back and his dad was shaking his head the whole time. I was showing off to a group of girls on our local Marina and I rode into shallow water...

Im very torn here, I have dabbled with the idea of a smart watch that will follow a gpx file so I can quickly check the way without stopping, getting my phone out, glasses on. But... Its working OK now, I look at the route the night before and memorise the general direction and noteable...

Yup, they moved on from reliable to feature packed, in 5 years time every ebike will be in limp mode

Retro acoustic coming along. Tidying my mothers garage not so much. Cotterless cranks and push in sealed bearing were cutting edge in 1977.

Thats giving off great vibes, I had that feeling in Scotland, tall stories around a camp fire. Bafang actually make some of the most reliable bike motors in the world, obviously now they are speccing up to modern tech, teething problems will appear, but a standard bbshd is near indestructable...

Welcome

Its spelt ryde.

That looks like a Hillman Imp

I like that course, it looks very memory building for later nostalgia.

Don't worry this is the last one Descending from the mtb trail climb behind Peebles Never go over these at an angle in the wet, you will hit the Tarmac, which incidentally was invented in Scotland, no England, no Scotland. The cafe at Glentress MTB centre. This is the cycle path through...

Kelly Boesch surreal AI art is mood altering of the best kind.

big sky

Lovely Rab, it rained a bit on me, but the warm wind dried me off very quickly, was the festival still on?

Yup it has scraped every single ounce of human creativity