I am always surprise to see the millage you put on your Verve+3 in such a short time compare to me (1350 km in 6 months) congratulations Latitude!
Show us pictures of where you ride your ebikes!
DaveMatthews
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Got some new 50mm rise bars for my birthday the other day. The bike came with 20mm rise. Definitely a posture improvement.
Also moved the Garmin 530 to the handlebar instead of the out front mount. Looks a little less "busy".
The goat didn't care...
Also moved the Garmin 530 to the handlebar instead of the out front mount. Looks a little less "busy".
The goat didn't care...
scottsdalecommuter
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is that Tempe lake? I was just out riding at Papago park not far from there, nice cool cloudy light rain day here in Phoenix! Light breeze and great day to bike
pmcdonald
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I've been getting out at night again when the trails are quiet. You see the world in a whole different light (ba-dum ching). I try and take a friend along on these rides because, ahem, it gets spooky by myself. The trails are in a large reserve just south of my city, Newcastle AU. There's an extensive network of professionally manicured MTB trails, along with service roads, power line easements and walking tracks. I've dropped the Trail Forks map at the bottom.
Rickman1
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- Aridzona
Yes, Tempe Town Lake. Nice place to ride. I went to Papago Park a couple months back and most everything was blocked off except the zoo. Would like to cruise around Papago.
scottsdalecommuter
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Very nice! Great area for biking with nice wide paths. I bought my bike from Archers in Mesa and really enjoyed riding down the Mesa Riverview path too by the Cubs stadium, very peaceful and quiet and not busy so could open up the throttle a bit too which was fun. I use any excuse I can to ride down to Archers since it's such a neat shop with cool folks working in there! Safe riding Rickman1
Pretty bike.
I like how Emotion color highlights their bike; rims, frame, battery.
Thanks, it is a really nice bike. I was going to sell it because I seem to mostly ride my DIY Tongsheng powered bikes but whenever I ride it brings a smile to my face. So it's a keeper.
theloafer
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last 2 weeks been down and house bound with a bad cold, so today just a short trip to visit a couple of mates 1 at Spennymoor and the other at Chilton. out from home along my usual route cycle path to Shildon then short cut to Brusselton lane where i picked up the cycle path along side the A6072.
at Tindale turned right to make for the A688 which after about 2miles left the main road and picked up the old railway line The Auckland way all the way to Spennymoor. leaving out on the B6288 to Kirk Merrington and a fast drop down to Chilton and my second tea stop :cuppa: . then home along side the A167 for about 2 miles then usean other short cut a bridleway to bring me out by the Huntsman pub.
detoured along the Aycliffe walk, and slowly made my way to bluebell wood, were i decided to head for Middridge and down Walker lane to bring me back to the cycle path by the railway . as i passed the disused quarry i had a crazy idea . have walked pass this place loads of time and it looks like it had been made into a bike jump track, so off i went. :whistle: one or 2 of them were steep but just made them . mind you my supercharger weighs close to70lbs so poss not ideal for flying round a BMX type track ..:laugh::laugh::laugh: but boy was i fun
at Tindale turned right to make for the A688 which after about 2miles left the main road and picked up the old railway line The Auckland way all the way to Spennymoor. leaving out on the B6288 to Kirk Merrington and a fast drop down to Chilton and my second tea stop :cuppa: . then home along side the A167 for about 2 miles then usean other short cut a bridleway to bring me out by the Huntsman pub.
detoured along the Aycliffe walk, and slowly made my way to bluebell wood, were i decided to head for Middridge and down Walker lane to bring me back to the cycle path by the railway . as i passed the disused quarry i had a crazy idea . have walked pass this place loads of time and it looks like it had been made into a bike jump track, so off i went. :whistle: one or 2 of them were steep but just made them . mind you my supercharger weighs close to70lbs so poss not ideal for flying round a BMX type track ..:laugh::laugh::laugh: but boy was i fun
Taylor57
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I took Sport to the driving range today and my driver fit nicely in my Topeak bag. Put the Ulock over the headcover and zipped it up tight and it stayed fairly stable there and back. I had been looking for a golf club backpack but had this idea last night when I went to bed...
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Bubba zanetti
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Fabulous day along the Columbia River
Bubba zanetti
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My Wife’s Tern does well on these sandy trails.
theloafer
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popped out for a short ride as the Boss was working from home ... decided to call in to Barnard Castle at my fav café stop for their great bacon butty(as it comes with chips). as its been wet a lot here lately i choose to stay on roads this trip , the off road sections were out of bounds.
usual route out from home a long the cycle path through Shildon and then the short cut i use to the bottom of Brusselton bank up the bank to Royal Oak over the A68 and down to Bolam -Hilton on to the Langton ford road .on to Little Newsham to pick up the A67 into Barnard Castle and the Teesdale café. out of Barnard Castle past the famous Museum then a left turn to the Abbey bridge to cross the river Tees as the Whorlton bridge is still closed (grrrrrrrrrr) and this way you need to use a short section of the A66, though today it was not that bad.
through Thorpe-then Caldwell to Eppleby back through Piercebridge -Walworth-Heighington and down to home . weather was sunny with a chilly wind leggings and full gloves needed ..(winters on it way )
https://www.strava.com/activities/6164807578/ 44 sunny miles
should i try ... lol
best bacon butty going
now that's a nice piece of walling
usual route out from home a long the cycle path through Shildon and then the short cut i use to the bottom of Brusselton bank up the bank to Royal Oak over the A68 and down to Bolam -Hilton on to the Langton ford road .on to Little Newsham to pick up the A67 into Barnard Castle and the Teesdale café. out of Barnard Castle past the famous Museum then a left turn to the Abbey bridge to cross the river Tees as the Whorlton bridge is still closed (grrrrrrrrrr) and this way you need to use a short section of the A66, though today it was not that bad.
through Thorpe-then Caldwell to Eppleby back through Piercebridge -Walworth-Heighington and down to home . weather was sunny with a chilly wind leggings and full gloves needed ..(winters on it way )
https://www.strava.com/activities/6164807578/ 44 sunny miles
should i try ... lol
best bacon butty going
now that's a nice piece of walling
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