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[Alaskan]

Fantastic 51 mile ride today with two of my three sons. Julian, the tall (6'6"), shirtless one rode half the ride with the motor turned off, not just without e-assist but with the extra drag of a Bosch motor and on a 75 pound bike. Oh to be young again!

 

[David Roy]

Early morning 20 mile "wake up" ride. I love the morning light.

The forest to the left is maintained with no underbrush or deadfall. It must be a full time job.

Old mill site. Beautiful large stone foundation.

Pastureland in Willington CT.

 

[Alaskan]

The lavender is in full bloom right now on nother beautiful day to ride yesterday with my good friend David.

 

[Alaskan]

I went on a group ride with about 15 men and women, three ebikes, the rest acoustic road bikes. It was a 43 mile loop from in NW Washington from Ferndale to Blaine at the Canadian border and then out to Birch Bay and finally back to Ferndale.

its been a great week of riding with the past 7 days mileage at 43. 36.42. 51, 42, 62, and 41. I am now at 669 miles for the month of July. I am hoping to bust 1,000 miles again this July. Rain predicted for tomorrow with showers for two more days. We shall see,

Meeting up and unloading the bikes

Stopping for refreshments in Blaine

 

[JRA]

Cape Meares, OR



Couldn’t bike to this spot though

 

[6zfshdb]

35 mile loop ride Monday on New Jersey's Delaware & Raritan Canal Trail and Pennsylvania's Delaware & Lehigh Canal Trail.

Started in Frenchtown, NJ., rode down the NJ side to Bull's Island and crossed the Delaware on the Raven Rock foot bridge into PA.



Remnants of the old canal are better preserved on the PA side and it was a pleasant mostly shady ride.



Crossed back into Frenchtown, NJ. on the Bridge St. Bridge to complete the loop.

 

[David Roy]

Another early summer morning ride. This pond is on New City Road in Stafford Springs, CT

 

[Larry Nigro]

Nice day here in New Hampshire went on a 27 mile ride.

 

[PaD]

Late Tuesday evening I got an email from a class mate from high school who is part owner of a micro brewery. The email was an invitation to come visit the brewery next day and have an after work beer. ( after work beer does not require that you’ve actually have been working)
The brewery is located in a business building by the sea east of Stockholm, about 22km ride one way for me. Going there I tried the south route on my map. It goes partly through the woods.
Last photo is from my way home where I took the north route. Altogether a very nice afternoon/evening with a bike ride, a look at the brewery and nice chat with the beer maker. And a beer of course and nowadays that means just one if I’m riding.





Outside the brewery And on my way home

 

[Rodolfo]

Fantastic 51 mile ride today with two of my three sons. Julian, the tall (6'6"), shirtless one rode half the ride with the motor turned off, not just without e-assist but with the extra drag of a Bosch motor and on a 75 pound bike. Oh to be young again!

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You're a lucky guy, Alaskan. Great shots! I have great memories of your state: I drove the Alaska Hwy when it was 1000 miles of gravel !! and camped there for a month.

 

[Bobsiii]

Long string of 90's days here - 99 yesterday, going for 100 today - so my longer rides are morning only for now. The pics are from a pit stop along the Cherry Creek Trail, at about 10 miles from downtown.

Humidity hovers around single digits - 9% yesterday, about the same today - I'm carrying an extra water bottle in my trunk bag.

 

[steve mercier]

Long string of 90's days here - 99 yesterday, going for 100 today - so my longer rides are morning only for now. The pics are from a pit stop along View attachment 35574View attachment 35575the Cherry Creek Trail, at about 10 miles from downtown.

Humidity hovers around single digits - 9% yesterday, about the same today - I'm carrying an extra water bottle in my trunk bag.

Yikes that is too hot for me ....I would have to start at daybreak and finish before noon

 

[steve mercier]

Late Tuesday evening I got an email from a class mate from high school who is part owner of a micro brewery. The email was an invitation to come visit the brewery next day and have an after work beer. ( after work beer does not require that you’ve actually have been working)
The brewery is located in a business building by the sea east of Stockholm, about 22km ride one way for me. Going there I tried the south route on my map. It goes partly through the woods.
Last photo is from my way home where I took the north route. Altogether a very nice afternoon/evening with a bike ride, a look at the brewery and nice chat with the beer maker. And a beer of course and nowadays that means just one if I’m riding.

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We used to have one bridge like that here in Victoria but they dismantled it recently. Unique design

 

[steve mercier]

The weather is perfect right now for riding so I make hay while the sun shines. I should make 10-12 K this year... knock on wood. Another local cyclist just bought the biscuit when he got doored into traffic. R I P

 

[PaD]

We used to have one bridge like that here in Victoria but they dismantled it recently. Unique design

It’s actually two bascule bridges about 3-4 feet apart. The first was built 1922 shortly after the canal was built or blast through the mountain. The second bridge was built 1956. I’ll try to remember to post a photo with a view from below.
More bridge picture to come from my thursday evening ride.

 

[Alaskan]

They held the "Tour de Whatcom" today, a series of fun rides of various lengths. I rode in the Metric Century (100 kilometers) finishing in just under four hours with an average speed of 16.8 mph mostly in Tour mode.

 

[RabH]

I had a tough decision to make this morning, today was motor racing day but the weather there wasn't looking too good so I decided to go cycling where the weather was looking more promising rather than take the car to the motor racing! I love to cycle to the motor racing but its not much fun if the weather is inclement so I made the right call, I had such a great trip, 65 very fun miles with a 44.4mph descent Despite getting caught in a heavy downpour 3 miles from home it was one of those days where everything clicked and I returned home with a big smile on my face

 

[steve mercier]

Jericho Folk Festival today. This morning I asked a club cyclist if he wanted to draft me. 10k later at an average of about 45k per hour ,I turned off , exhausted. He was not even perceptibly breathing hard.

 

[City Commuter]

I stopped by the creek today to see who was there

 

[Alaskan]

Another great summer ride in the Nooksack River valley west of Bellingham,