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[Highway550]

This is around in the Pacific Northwest, Washington State


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This is around in the Pacific Northwest, Washington State


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great pictures !

 

[Highway550]

Katy Trail - Missouri

 

[Mr. Coffee]

Back on an island in the Pacific...

Cowichan Valley Trail:

Kinsol Trestle, Cowichan Valley Trail:

What real bicycling infrastructure is. Near Esquimalt, BC:

Back to the mainland. On board the MV Coho arriving in Port Angeles, WA:

 

[JRA]

More PNW forest riding. Tarbell Trail to Hidden Falls, WA State.



Lot's of single track in them thar hills! And clear cuts. And green stuff and flowers this time of year are off the charts to the point where sometimes you had to guess where the trail was.

The bike in front of me crapped out 14 miles in and I had to shortcut 13 miles back to the car, mainly on logging roads. He made it back about 4 miles before I got to him and was worked due to lot's of uphill which didn't effect me much as I kept a steady pace and ran out of my 10ah battery about 100' from the car.

 

[jazz]

Awesome pics everyone!

 

[Mr. Coffee]

Last days of my tour:

Dungeness River, near Sequim, WA:

Dungeness River Bridge, near Sequim, WA:

Larry Scott trail near Port Townsend, WA:

Longest day on the longest day of the year:

 

[Saratoga Dave]

The point where the Erie Canal leaves the Mohawk for the final connection to the Hudson along Flight Lock Road, a quarter mile from my house.

Interestingly enough, Erie Canal riders following the normal route never see this or the three locks and one guard gate along Flight Lock Road. You have to deviate from the route and know how to find the spot, but it allows you to stay with the canal the entire Flight of Five locks that raise the level 165 feet, the biggest change on the whole canal system. I get to ride this section all the time, but have never encountered a single touring cyclist on it.

 

[Ravi Kempaiah]

Yellowstone national park.



Chicago downtown

 

[Cowlitz]

In Warshington.

https://flic.kr/p/LjjU2s

 

[Reid]

Yellowstone national park.

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Chicago downtown

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I think, maybe, Ravi, you could post another location? Maybe two? More? Please do! (grin!)

 

[Cowlitz]

An early Spring ride east and above the Okanogan Valley in the other Warshington .

https://flic.kr/p/LjkbyW

And an early summer ride, swampy at times, to the west of the Okanogan Valley.

https://flic.kr/p/28scQr2

 

[Investor9872]

Southern California, early in the morning. I need fenders for my RadRover, but they said that Rad has discontinued them.

 

[ClicknTwist]

Stern's Wharf, Santa Barbara CA
Daily AM visit to start the day.

 

[ClicknTwist]

Trail above Gaviota, CA

Trespass Trail early AM

 

[Ravi Kempaiah]

Sunflowers in Nebraska.

Mount Rushmore.

Badlands National park.

Panoramic view of the canyons and dunes.

Air pollution is a threat to Badlands national park as it deposits carbon on the white sand and alters the ecosystem.
Solution = E-bikes

Grand teton National park.

Pacific coast, Big sur & Klamath California.

Washington DC - cherry blossoms.

 

[harryS]

I don't get down to the Chicago Lakefront much on any bike, too many walking zombies. but today was a perfect day for it.

 

[Kurt in CT]

The point where the Erie Canal leaves the Mohawk for the final connection to the Hudson along Flight Lock Road, a quarter mile from my house.

Interestingly enough, Erie Canal riders following the normal route never see this or the three locks and one guard gate along Flight Lock Road. You have to deviate from the route and know how to find the spot, but it allows you to stay with the canal the entire Flight of Five locks that raise the level 165 feet, the biggest change on the whole canal system. I get to ride this section all the time, but have never encountered a single touring cyclist on it.
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Dave, great pics! Slightly nostalgic for me. I'm originally from Amsterdam New York and spent my youth and early adulthood traveling the area including Saratoga and Lake George. Sent my kids to Colgate and Cornell. So stayed connected. Now 62 and been living in Connecticut for last 30 years. Just getting into e-mountain biking!

 

[Kurt in CT]

Sunflowers in Nebraska.

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Mount Rushmore.


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Badlands National park.

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Panoramic view of the canyons and dunes.

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Air pollution is a threat to Badlands national park as it deposits carbon on the white sand and alters the ecosystem.
Solution = E-bikes

Grand teton National park.

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Pacific coast, Big sur & Klamath California.

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Washington DC - cherry blossoms.

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Ravi, you get more than most! Beautiful bike(s) too. Stromers, right? How have they been for you? Any major issues?

 

[J.R.]

Today's ride: Lancaster River Trail, just a couple miles down stream of Three Mile Island. Face The Fire. I wanted to be near an outlet in the event I needed a top-up on my pack.

Point Rock Tunnel

Chickies Rock. Popular with climbers.

White Cliffs of Conoy

Shocks Mill RR Bridge. 28 arch bridge, opened 1903.

 

[Manu]

Who wants EMTB? 60km on trails of the width of a person ........

60km of earth, mud, stones and many many branches and trunks,

There are NO jumps because this is not done to jump.