Show us pictures of where you ride your ebikes!

[DaveMatthews]

Lot's more to see if you continue on River Road in Ladner. Wonder what it's like living on a floating home.......View attachment 132749

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Yeah, the ride around to Brunswick point is nice.

 

[ChezCheese:)]

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Location?? Location?? Location??

 

[EMGX]

Location?? Location?? Location??

Ride up hurricane ridge road in Olympic national park.
I've done this ride a few times in the past with regular non-assist bikes (including this Walmart Schwinn bike that I've added a Tongsheng TSDZ2). So much more pleasant with the assist even though I sort of despise the extra weight of motor and battery. From Heart O the hills campground to the second picnic spot (past the wildly popular main visitors center) is 13.4 miles according to Google maps with elevation gain of 3,474 feet.
Below photo is just before the visitor center at the top, near the Obstruction Point road. So many people at the visitor center but I had the entire picnic area with incredible views by myself because the crowds don't seem to go the extra mile, and I'm thankful for that.

 

[ChezCheese:)]

I thought it looked familiar. http://kebabthecorgi.com/index.php/2018/03/30/at-hurricane-ridge/

 

[Surrey Pete]

Off on a ride today to the Steveston Marine Festival.

Along the Horseshoe Slough trail:

Along the South Dyke:

Finn Slough, a very interesting spot:

The sights and sounds of the festival:

The historic Cannery in Steveston:

Garry Point Park:

Along the West Dyke:

Stop to smell the flowers and return home:

 

[EMGX]

I thought it looked familiar. http://kebabthecorgi.com/index.php/2018/03/30/at-hurricane-ridge/

Not ebike but from a hike up lake Angeles trail - to lake Angeles. Much harder for me than riding up hurricane ridge road.

 

[DaveMatthews]

Off on a ride today to the Steveston Marine Festival.

Along the Horseshoe Slough trail:

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Along the South Dyke:

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Finn Slough, a very interesting spot:

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The sights and sounds of the festival:

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The historic Cannery in Steveston:

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Garry Point Park:

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Along the West Dyke:

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Stop to smell the flowers and return home:

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Great ride.

 

[Prairie Dog]

I decided that I needed a break from the same morning road routine and instead fit in a quick run on one of the local trails.

 

[cestbonvelo]

For this time, Tim takes us to Nashville, Tennessee

. We are now in front of the Tennessee Woman Suffrage Monument. #RidewithFrey

: Frey CC

: Tim A Fuller

 

[Rome]

Past few days was morning passing rain here.
I have been going to work with my trusty Tacoma and I had some "Honey do this" that cannot be done on a bike.
I did get a couple relaxing rides.
Narrow path next to rails, I pretty much carve that riding to work.
I am one of those ebikers that will as much as possible avoid riding next to fast moving cars.
Cops were doing their finest and arrested a drunk bum for being disorderly at a nearby park.

 

[theloafer]

had a short trip out to Durham almost got lost in the university woodland area looking for some sculptures and artwork.. but had a blast ...

and also i had a tumble on the way there road rash and hurt pride

31 miles

https://www.strava.com/activities/7698202825

 

[DaveMatthews]

had a short trip out to Durham almost got lost in the university woodland area looking for some sculptures and artwork.. but had a blast ...

and also i had a tumble on the way there road rash and hurt pride

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https://www.strava.com/activities/7698202825

Ouch!
Nice pics, and been there done that with the "Oops".

 

[fooferdoggie]

we had explored the trails in this area but I tried a different road access this time. well hit this gully. we may have handled the slops but the switchbacks and sharp turns no way. we hit the one section and was ok but the second section was a lot more but maybe easier to navigate. my wife had a bit of a hard time she is blind and was afraid when we had a switchback when we were walking. looks like the garmin did not get the slope grade because of lack of speed. Lucky we have a e tandem and it has a walk mode or we could not have gotten up that slop pushing the bike.

 

[Prairie Dog]

Pretty tight, sketchy trail for a tandem there, Foofer. Good on you and the wife for going as far as you did.

 

[DaveMatthews]

we had explored the trails in this area but I tried a different road access this time. well hit this gully. we may have handled the slops but the switchbacks and sharp turns no way. we hit the one section and was ok but the second section was a lot more but maybe easier to navigate. my wife had a bit of a hard time she is blind and was afraid when we had a switchback when we were walking. looks like the garmin did not get the slope grade because of lack of speed. Lucky we have a e tandem and it has a walk mode or we could not have gotten up that slop pushing the bike.

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Good on ya for tryin' it, but I'm with @Prairie Dog
Way too twisty!

 

[fooferdoggie]

Pretty tight, sketchy trail for a tandem there, Foofer. Good on you and the wife for going as far as you did.

that was the only bad part. the rest was just a normal path with bark chips. we road around the area before but must have missed that one. the whole rest of the area is pretty flat. so we had no clue. the paths are somewhat marked but not with much info. sharp turns going up are hard as the bike wants to fall over. going down the front tire will slide out. for some reason I can turn fairly sharp left but turning right sharply I have issues.

 

[DaveMatthews]

that was the only bad part. the rest was just a normal path with bark chips. we road around the area before but must have missed that one. the whole rest of the area is pretty flat. so we had no clue. the paths are somewhat marked but not with much info. sharp turns going up are hard as the bike wants to fall over. going down the front tire will slide out. for some reason I can turn fairly sharp left but turning right sharply I have issues.

Stay safe mate!

 

[Rome]

My biking legs got me here today. Re-creation of a plantation village,
Those carved stones were placed there to serve as memorial for the people who worked in sugar cane fields. Mostly Japanese, Philippine, Chinese and Koreans. It's popular destination to visit for the descendants of those hard working people. Smoke stack for the sugar cane press still stands today, it has been converted into YMCA.

 

[EMGX]

Rode by a dilapidated castle today. Can't be many of these around this side of the pond.

 

[Rome]

Decided to go sight seeing, when it got warm I went for a swim.
View of Diamond Head and Downtown Honolulu. Taken from Sand Island