Mr. Coffee
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Show us pictures of where you ride your ebikes!
christob
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I mostly see the vertical bar type as well, including the rack I use at the office. However, very often I get space at the outside left or right end of one of those racks and that's where I choose to hook up my lock. Since I have a rack and pannier on the real, the rear wheel seldom ever fits into those tight narrow vertical spaces.
Kurt in CT
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Hi David. Forgive the ignorance. I always seem to lose track of the seasons elsewhere. (As we leave summer and head into autumn here in the northeastern US). What is the season now in AU?
Kurt in CT
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Dave, no, not been back in quite a while. If I do get back up your way, it will probably involve Saratoga in August. I hear the region buzzes then, and even has some horse racing...
(Yes, sarcasm). Love the area.
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Kurt ...
By general convention Australians regard seasons as commencing on the first day of September (spring), December (summer), March (autumn) and June (winter). And for most of each day, we are living in "tomorrow" - or as the time app screenshot shows you're behind us in "yesterday" (the dark entries are for last night separating us).
Madrid is included because I'm watching the Vuelta a Espana in Asturias, my favourite part of Spain... and where I've often ridden my pseudo-ebike - road bike on a smart trainer with videos of Spain, Marin Headlands, Scotland and other places from someone's real ride on the iPad screen; and the gradient set to 50% of whatever it really is and never to be more than 5%.
... David
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Kurt in CT
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Enjoy the Spring!
Mr. Coffee
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Bridges are the theme today...
Ravi Kempaiah
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I like that doggy is having a great time going on rides!
TAZMANIMAN
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What if the bridge is no longer there and we had to take the ferry!
marcellanz
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eastern part of Switzerland, rear view
Been there last fall.
DaveMatthews
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Rain rain go away
Trail Cruiser
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Rain rain go away
It was raining here in New York but I still went out for a ride in the 2 hour Bike Sunday at Bronx River Parkway where they closed the road for bicycles and people to use it.
I came late and only had less than 1 and a half hour before it opens up again for car traffic. Still able to manage 24 miles in 1 hour and 15 minutes window period.
6zfshdb
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@Saratoga Dave: It's been a few years since I rode the Canalway trail. My wife and I are planning a trip up there this fall. Where did they build that pedestrian / bike bridge?
Here are a couple of shots I took on our last ride up there between Rome and Utica:
We liked the spot at lock 21 where the trail takes you across the lock gate. Definitely had to walk the bike there! LOL
It looks like a lot of improvements have been made since our last visit. We're looking forward to seeing them!
PaD
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Late afternoon and evening ride Saturday 8 October
Took the commuter train from a nearby station( 2km) Then went northeast by train with my Vado and 22km and 25minutes later I was out of town in a place called Kungsangen. Rode 3km southwest to visit some friends for a short while and then set off north into the countryside.
Last pic is taken at 8pm and a bit overexposed so it doesn´t really show it´s getting dark. From there I had 22km via the small city Sigtuna to ride to Marsta ( 35km north of Stockholm) to catch the train home again. It was really dark the last hour. Decent lighting on the Vado I think. At 9.25 pm I took the train (25min) back to Stockholm/Solna.
In all I rode 58km (36miles) that evening and arrived home at 10pm. I suggest starting erlier than 5pm for this tour
I wasn´t tired ( e-bikes are great) and could have continued on the bike home but I was cold and hungry and didn´t want to do the ultimate range test in the middle of the night.
Took the commuter train from a nearby station( 2km) Then went northeast by train with my Vado and 22km and 25minutes later I was out of town in a place called Kungsangen. Rode 3km southwest to visit some friends for a short while and then set off north into the countryside.
Last pic is taken at 8pm and a bit overexposed so it doesn´t really show it´s getting dark. From there I had 22km via the small city Sigtuna to ride to Marsta ( 35km north of Stockholm) to catch the train home again. It was really dark the last hour. Decent lighting on the Vado I think. At 9.25 pm I took the train (25min) back to Stockholm/Solna.
In all I rode 58km (36miles) that evening and arrived home at 10pm. I suggest starting erlier than 5pm for this tour
I wasn´t tired ( e-bikes are great) and could have continued on the bike home but I was cold and hungry and didn´t want to do the ultimate range test in the middle of the night.
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marcellanz
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This mornings commute ride in eastern Switzerland near Immenberg
Kurt in CT
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Look gorgeous. Lot of history there too!
PaD
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Very windy today. 8m/s ( 17.5mph) and gusts at 16m/s ( 35mph). I almost fell over once.
I pass this spot several times a week on my way to my office.
Don´t need an e-bike for the 4 mile ride to the office but now that I´ve got it and like it (despite all my complaints) I ride it. It´s fun. Great when tackling a strong headwind.
I pass this spot several times a week on my way to my office.
Don´t need an e-bike for the 4 mile ride to the office but now that I´ve got it and like it (despite all my complaints
) I ride it. It´s fun. Great when tackling a strong headwind.
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