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2026 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos
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Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
- Region
- Europe
- City
- Mazovia, PL
Can you edit the Power Zones, can't you?
Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
- Region
- Europe
- City
- Mazovia, PL
Not that useless app at all even if it comes free 
Chargeride
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Started ride in Whalley, this is the viaduct and the entrance to the Abbey
Construction started in 1296, but this arch could be a 100 years later.
Ruins are extensive and very atmospheric
Straight into a Bridleway to reach the Nick of Pendle
And then the climb begins, this completely exhausted me to the point of feeling sick.
Then add in very challenging singletrack, pedal strike city
Bitter cold and strong wind at the top
Hopelessly lost on the way down, ended up using a footpath
Followed the dam overun to a lovely village called Barley
Asked for cheese and onion pie, it was very posh with rather anemic mushy peas, but tasted delicious/
The usual cashing in on the famous Witch trials
The bridleway paths were just full of cute little farms
In fact it went straight through them
Descending into the valley on another bridleway
This was rebuilt from a printworks, nice job.
Terrifying tree, imagine seeing that in the dark
We'll squeeze a pub in anywhere, great day out, no bike problems, 22 miles came back with three bar, covered in mud.
Construction started in 1296, but this arch could be a 100 years later.
Ruins are extensive and very atmospheric
Straight into a Bridleway to reach the Nick of Pendle
And then the climb begins, this completely exhausted me to the point of feeling sick.
Then add in very challenging singletrack, pedal strike city
Bitter cold and strong wind at the top
Hopelessly lost on the way down, ended up using a footpath
Followed the dam overun to a lovely village called Barley
Asked for cheese and onion pie, it was very posh with rather anemic mushy peas, but tasted delicious/
The usual cashing in on the famous Witch trials
The bridleway paths were just full of cute little farms
In fact it went straight through them
Descending into the valley on another bridleway
This was rebuilt from a printworks, nice job.
Terrifying tree, imagine seeing that in the dark
We'll squeeze a pub in anywhere, great day out, no bike problems, 22 miles came back with three bar, covered in mud.
Chargeride
Well-Known Member
I love bridges
Jeremy McCreary
Bought it anyway
- Region
- USA
- City
- Carlsbad, CA
Love the geometry on that shot!Mid-week urban 35 km ride.
Crossing the Canning River on the Mt Henry Bridge.
DaveMatthews
Dave's not here. Cheating since 2018
- Region
- Canada
Chargeride
Well-Known Member
Smooth
DaveMatthews
Dave's not here. Cheating since 2018
- Region
- Canada
Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
- Region
- Europe
- City
- Mazovia, PL
"Too Young To Be Herod" Rides
You know how it is to be a geek, don't you
The "Too Young To Be Herod 2025" Christmas Stout by Brewery Artezan was a really limited batch! The brewery itself is located only 10 km from my place but I missed the opportunity to get that beer in December last year. Now, the brewery informed me the last pallet of that seasonal beer was only available in a store by name "Pallet of Beer" in Siekierki, Mokotów neighbourhood of Warsaw. I gave the store a phone call to learn just two bottles of "Herod" had left! Uh-oh
Which meant I had to ride to the train station, jump onto the train, and then pedal with traffic in Warsaw but to avoid any "bike paths" for my own safety It gave me the chance to ride many streets of Warsaw I would be normally unable to do!
There! "Pallet of Beer".
"Herod" was delicious but the other beer was even more intriguing. Sahti is a historical very strong (8% abv) ale of Finland. It is fermented but not brewed, the flavour is provided by juniper berries not hops, and the fermentation is done with baker's yeast. Of course, Brewery PINTA had to brew Sahti with more modern techniques but the taste and smell were impossibly good! The third beer I bought was Herbal Barley Wine
Total 24 km for the day. Low -7C, high -4C, no wind.
You know how it is to be a geek, don't you
The "Too Young To Be Herod 2025" Christmas Stout by Brewery Artezan was a really limited batch! The brewery itself is located only 10 km from my place but I missed the opportunity to get that beer in December last year. Now, the brewery informed me the last pallet of that seasonal beer was only available in a store by name "Pallet of Beer" in Siekierki, Mokotów neighbourhood of Warsaw. I gave the store a phone call to learn just two bottles of "Herod" had left! Uh-oh Which meant I had to ride to the train station, jump onto the train, and then pedal with traffic in Warsaw but to avoid any "bike paths" for my own safety
It gave me the chance to ride many streets of Warsaw I would be normally unable to do!There! "Pallet of Beer".
"Herod" was delicious but the other beer was even more intriguing. Sahti is a historical very strong (8% abv) ale of Finland. It is fermented but not brewed, the flavour is provided by juniper berries not hops, and the fermentation is done with baker's yeast. Of course, Brewery PINTA had to brew Sahti with more modern techniques but the taste and smell were impossibly good! The third beer I bought was Herbal Barley Wine
Total 24 km for the day. Low -7C, high -4C, no wind.
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