Show us pictures of where you ride your ebikes!
Kurt in CT
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Love your bike. Complete stealth. Is that a Stromer?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.
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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.
PaD
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The air is often pleasantly full of oxygen after a rain
Kurt in CT
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Kurt in CT
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Mr. Coffee.... I'm just going through the pics here again. Missed your dog the first time around! Amazing! So snug. I had to look closely to make sure it wasnt a stuffed animal! (it isnt is it?)
Mr. Coffee
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- A Demented Corner of the North Cascades
Not a stuffed animal.
PaD
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Function is beautiful.
6zfshdb
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- Northeast Pennsylvania
I think there's more fun to be had doing that type of ride since we all do it more often than the "exotic" ones!
6zfshdb
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The Sandy Hook Trail near Matawan, NJ. The trail runs the entire length of the hook out to Fort Hancock. Took the MTB's this trip but planning to go back with the ebikes this fall.
Fort Hancock defends the approach to New York Harbor and was an active Nike Missile base after WW II.
Gun emplacement ruins used to protect New York during WW II.
Inside the 3rd order Fresnel lens of the Sandy Hook Lighthouse. It has been in continuous operation since 1764 and is the oldest working lighthouse in the United States.
There's a lot of history and a lot to see along this 9 mile level paved trail. Highly recommended.
Fort Hancock defends the approach to New York Harbor and was an active Nike Missile base after WW II.
Gun emplacement ruins used to protect New York during WW II.
Inside the 3rd order Fresnel lens of the Sandy Hook Lighthouse. It has been in continuous operation since 1764 and is the oldest working lighthouse in the United States.
There's a lot of history and a lot to see along this 9 mile level paved trail. Highly recommended.
PaD
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My e-bike is due for the 1000km service ( actually overdue) and I have an appointment for that at my LBS tomorrow, Monday 17th. It’s a 23km ride from where I live and riding there in the morning and then make a roundtrip to the office with bus and subway would take the better part of the day so I decided to deliver the the bike on Saturday. That way I had time for a pleasant 8-9km detour on the way to the LBS.
A year ago I thought I could ride in this area with my motorcycle but found this sign.
No problem this time with my e-bike. (maybe it is with a registered 45km/h-bike, mine is a 25km/h)
Behind that sign is a forrest and fields. Didn’t get any nice shots in the forrest.
Had to pause under an oak as it started to rain. Put on rain pants and continued the last 3km with mixed showers and sunshine.
A year ago I thought I could ride in this area with my motorcycle but found this sign.
No problem this time with my e-bike. (maybe it is with a registered 45km/h-bike, mine is a 25km/h)
Behind that sign is a forrest and fields. Didn’t get any nice shots in the forrest.
Had to pause under an oak as it started to rain. Put on rain pants and continued the last 3km with mixed showers and sunshine.
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Moggill Road Cycle Bridge : Brisbane, Queensland, Australia ...
Proper cycling infrastructure (with some help from concrete, steel & asphalt)...
Proper cycling infrastructure (with some help from concrete, steel & asphalt)...
- Foreground : Moggill Road - busy suburban arterial road + wide, smooth cycle path safely separated from motor vehicles.
- Background : Western Freeway - trucks and cars and all things fast.
- Up in the Sky : Moggill Road Cycle Bridge - exclusively for cyclists.
- On the bridge and above the traffic - over the left concrete supporting pillar in first photo.
- Blue sky = brown grass.
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PaD
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Monday afternoon around 4.30 I picked up my Vado from its first service. Found a different way home through a nature reserve. It´s basically the same forest that I biked through to get to the dealer on Saturday to leave the bike. This route is more to the west and nearer the city settlement. If you have good eyes you can see the blue track in the map through the forest where I took the pictures.
That part through the forest is about 4-5 miles of my way home. (total about 14 miles)
The island just to right of the word STOCKHOLM in the upper left corner of the map is the old town wich is geographical centre of the city.
Maybe I should e-move myself over there and take some pictures to show you.
OK here are pics from part of my way home Monday afternoon. ( shot with 4 years old mobile phone)
The bad thing about having my bike dealer 14 miles away is that I can´t just pop in to get some help - the good thing is I get really nice rides
That part through the forest is about 4-5 miles of my way home. (total about 14 miles)
The island just to right of the word STOCKHOLM in the upper left corner of the map is the old town wich is geographical centre of the city.
Maybe I should e-move myself over there and take some pictures to show you.
OK here are pics from part of my way home Monday afternoon. ( shot with 4 years old mobile phone)
The bad thing about having my bike dealer 14 miles away is that I can´t just pop in to get some help - the good thing is I get really nice rides
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DaveMatthews
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That scenery reminds me of B.C.
Great shots!
Great shots!
PaD
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I would like to go to Australia and perhaps do som e-biking but how about all those snakes?
If they don´t bite you maybe they get stuck in your wheels and you fall over
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