Show us pictures of where you ride your ebikes!
DaveMatthews
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Although I changed my bars to raise 30mm, I kept the stock 780mm width. Sometimes they feel a bit wide. Hmmm...
Jeremy McCreary
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- Carlsbad, CA
Not really up on my emojis. Is there a better groan emoji than this?
Can't think of one nice thing to say about puddles. No end of nice things to say about ponds, lakes, and oceans. But not puddles.
DaveMatthews
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It occurs to me we need a facepalm emojiNot really up on my emojis. Is there a better groan emoji than this?
Can't think of one nice thing to say about puddles. No end of nice things to say about ponds, lakes, and oceans. But not puddles.
DaveMatthews
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Here's one...
Or maybe this one...
Or maybe this one...
Jeremy McCreary
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I like the second one. Now what about my groan emoji?Here's one...
Or maybe this one...
DaveMatthews
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Jeremy McCreary
Bought it anyway
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- Carlsbad, CA
Yeah, that'll work. And for the REALLY bad puns -- to which you came dangerouly close --How about...
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DaveMatthews
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Yeah, that'll work. And for the REALLY bad puns -- to which you came dangerouly close --
Prairie Dog
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You could always try moving the components inboard on your bars, ride in that position for a while and see what a shorter length feels like before you decide to cut.
DaveMatthews
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Sounds like a plan!
Jeremy McCreary
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Wow, hitting a target in a urinal is one thing. Playing a tune with 3 urinals is next-level!
Guess you have to drink a lot of beer and save up to get in a few bars. (Hmmm, selling more beer could be their plan.)
So what's the etiquette here? Do you take the sax and then try to pick up the rhythm section?
theloafer
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with the sun in the sky it seemed only right to go for a ride a slow pootle around the lanes .. at Cliffe bank there were snowdrops
and not long after Hilton there was a Christmas tree with golden bows
32 miles https://www.strava.com/activities/8460494578
and not long after Hilton there was a Christmas tree with golden bows
32 miles https://www.strava.com/activities/8460494578
Rome
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Pictures of 'Take the long way home'.. Ride to Barbers Point an old Naval airbase now use by coast guard.
When I took this picture of the barn someone came out and asked why I was taking pictures.
I said I took a picture of my bike and show it to the security guard.
When I took this picture of the barn someone came out and asked why I was taking pictures.
I said I took a picture of my bike and show it to the security guard.
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Prairie Dog
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Despite my initial hesitation to ride today as a result of last night’s snowfall, I decided to hit the trails when I noticed how sunny it was this afternoon. There was no mistaking how it feels once those warm rays hit your face and make you forget about the sub-zero temps. I was instantly smitten and knew that I was going to have great day regardless of the ground conditions.
I rode an out-and-back along the Pines single track and found it to be in surprisingly great shape. I could only see one set of tire tracks so I chose the same line and was rewarded with a trouble-free ride both ways.
Today’s ride was a bit of payback for me for the days that I missed last month due to extreme cold and snowfall. With that said, I am still looking forward to warmer weather when I’ll really be able to stretch my legs on some longer road rides as my better half and I begin training for our trip out to the West Coast.
Stand-alone heated gloves don’t really work for me and I choose e-liners instead under insulated lobster mitts. It’s the only way I’m able to keep my hands warm in brutally cold conditions although today’s temperature was a balmy -14C wind chill.
I rode an out-and-back along the Pines single track and found it to be in surprisingly great shape. I could only see one set of tire tracks so I chose the same line and was rewarded with a trouble-free ride both ways.
Today’s ride was a bit of payback for me for the days that I missed last month due to extreme cold and snowfall. With that said, I am still looking forward to warmer weather when I’ll really be able to stretch my legs on some longer road rides as my better half and I begin training for our trip out to the West Coast.
Stand-alone heated gloves don’t really work for me and I choose e-liners instead under insulated lobster mitts. It’s the only way I’m able to keep my hands warm in brutally cold conditions although today’s temperature was a balmy -14C wind chill.
Rome
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Weather here has been nothing from beautiful plenty rain since Saturday evening non stop till Monday afternoon.
Tuesday I finally got to see my Sunshine again.
I got on Da Ridiculous Bike and did an
afternoon recreational ride 15 miles total.
Pictures where I rode. Just breaking in new MTX red race pads.
So much rain, on my exit 7, that's the pic with tall grasses making the path appear narrow compared to previous pics taken during summer time.
I'm amazed how grasses grow very fast.
Tuesday I finally got to see my Sunshine again.
I got on Da Ridiculous Bike and did an
afternoon recreational ride 15 miles total.
Pictures where I rode. Just breaking in new MTX red race pads.
So much rain, on my exit 7, that's the pic with tall grasses making the path appear narrow compared to previous pics taken during summer time.
I'm amazed how grasses grow very fast.
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Prairie Dog
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theloafer
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replaced the front pads so thought i best go for a spin to bed them in(and check i did it right). all was good a tad windy but rather warm well got round and no cold fingers ...lol 30 miles on the clock out to Sunderland bridge via the Bishop -Brandon cycleway .. bridleway from Brandon Sunderland bridge, then headed through Hett onto Metal bridge up to Ferryhill .... took a slight detour down the back lane of the row of houses i was born in. out though Ferryhill station-Chilton back along side the A167 to home nice and steady
https://www.strava.com/activities/8487632292
this guy has followed me all day
https://www.strava.com/activities/8487632292
this guy has followed me all day
theloafer
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after a walk over to the town (errands to do).weather looked like it was improving ,and i thought even this late 11-30 i could fit in a gentle spin.so a quick change and i was heading up the cycle path from the station ,only to be stopped by a police car. they were looking for a man that had gone missing and showed me a pic and asked to lookout for him. once through Shildon opted to make my way over to Eppleby for coffee, it got out nice 
so after coffee extended the ride by returning back via Darlington (as you do ). and came into Aycliffe village via a b/way that misses out all traffic... ended up just over 40 miles
https://www.strava.com/activities/8498851423
this behaviour really annoy`s me would be just as easy to take to the dump
so after coffee extended the ride by returning back via Darlington (as you do ). and came into Aycliffe village via a b/way that misses out all traffic... ended up just over 40 mileshttps://www.strava.com/activities/8498851423
this behaviour really annoy`s me would be just as easy to take to the dump
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