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055) Ke'opuonlani Park, 068) Baby Beach Sprecklesville, 099) Keokea up near Oprah's house, 128) Kanaha Beach Park
Show us pictures of where you ride your ebikes!
steve mercier
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It looks like a gravesite. When you REALLY gotta go, ya gotta go.
Mr. Coffee
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Larry Nigro
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Nice day here in NH temp in upper 60's.
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PaD
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Morning and evening light is nice for photos
Larry Nigro
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Overcast day in NH temp in 60's enjoyed the ride. While taking pics of the billy goat another bike rider stopped and we talked for awhile. He did not realize that I was riding an E Bike until I told him. I told him to go to the bike shop and ride an E Bike. He sounded reluctant hopefully he will at least try one. Back to the billy goat he was on the other side of the barn when I stopped to take pictures. He started to wander over to me he was very curious and eventually came right up to me so that is why I took so many pictures of him. The picture on Hill Crest Rd is of wild turkeys.
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Mr. Coffee
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On the road to Sisters, OR:
Will you be riding up McKenzie Pass while you are in the area?
My favorite place is Halls Gap situated in the Grampians, Victoria. It has a stunning little cycle path running through it or you can jump onto the Mt Victory Rd and ride up to Reid's or Boroka Lookout. The photo is from Reids lookout which is around a 12.5km ride with 500m elevation gain. A hoot on the way back! The vid is of the cycle path.
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Mr. Coffee
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That will be for some other trip. I'd like to come back here for about a week because there are a lot of cool day trips, and I think you need a vehicle here to claw your way away from the heinous traffic to get to the decent riding.
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On the road to Prineville, OR, past roaring rivers, snowcapped mountains, fragrant marijuana farms, and crag rat mecca Smith Rock:
Yes, those are llamas.
Yes, those are llamas.
I was thinking about heading there next week, but I'm a bit gun shy and will need a closer trip. My pickup had a wheel bearing go bad on my last trip. I had to have it towed and just got it back home today with 2 new bearings. Maybe Idaho instead.
I did drive McKenzie Pass in June and had my trailer attached. I suspect my set up was over the 35 feet as going around the hairpin curves was nerve wracking and tricky. I traveled west to east and luckily met only one car on the west side. I now have more pity for lowboy drivers.
steve mercier
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We were tired of the rat race so we headed out to the pumpkin patch today.
steve mercier
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The bike routes can actually be crowded these days and I saw two cyclists T-bone each other near the pic above . They were both down for the count and one guy with no helmet was holding his his head in his hands.
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Mr. Coffee
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On the road to Mitchell, OR:
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