Driller_AU
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Wifey and girlfriends came across this old bad boy while riding the local single trails while i was a work (bitches)
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Must be BelgiumGood fries spoiled by dumping them in sauce
Otherwise it looks delicious.
Slymobi
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I'm not belgish lol but I am half Welsh ! Agree it's not a normal dish but it was absolutely delicious. My only critic would be it needed more stilton.
Dude fishing or having a pee, on the left just by the fence bar Leval with rear tyre. 
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I had to read that three times & look at the picture twice to work out what you're on about.Dude fishing or having a pee, on the left just by the fence bar Legal with rear tyre.
Fun in the Surrey Hills around Pitch HIll today. Pretty busy with the main car parks full before 10. Misty and muddy with a temperature inversion due to the mist so it was warmer the higher up you went and even some sun at the top of Pitch HIll. 20 miles & 2,500ft elevation over 2 and a bit hours and still 23% remaining on the main battery of the Levo SL. Some great conditions especially now some of the trails have had a bit of work done on them.
Mabman
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Party in the rear
MrSimmo
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You let your wife ride with your girlfriends?! A braver man than me!
Nice Drop Bear.
I took the Green Hornet (Merida, not the Rise) up to the usual Darwen/Cartridge Hills circuits around Jubilee Tower yesterday...
Up above the fog and mist, still sitting in the valleys. Clear air - could see the mountains of the Lake District and Pendle Hill, the southern Dales...
Still as muddy and wet as the previous weekend even though we've had no more rain...
The southern Lake District in the distance.
Jubilee Tower with Pendle Hill behind. Clitheroe/Gisburn valley in the mist behind that.
Just over 15 miles, 2500ft and 1150kCals.
Up above the fog and mist, still sitting in the valleys. Clear air - could see the mountains of the Lake District and Pendle Hill, the southern Dales...
Still as muddy and wet as the previous weekend even though we've had no more rain...
The southern Lake District in the distance.
Jubilee Tower with Pendle Hill behind. Clitheroe/Gisburn valley in the mist behind that.
Just over 15 miles, 2500ft and 1150kCals.
etoni
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2021 in picture.
dirt huffer
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Commencal Meta Power 2018
Rod B.
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I'd so like to ride there someday
We have a saying within my group of riding pals when we see pictures like these.
It is simply - Git.
Pivot
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Winter Solstice ride tonight
Doug Stampfer
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Queenstown NZ
billwarwick
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If you zoom in on the photo, you will see where my front wheel went into the gloop , sank like a stone and collided with the long piece of timber that I should have seen ( I know, look ahead, look ahead
) and sent me head first into 50% mud, 50% sheepshit. I then spent an interesting few minutes which felt like hours, on my knees with the bike laying on one of my legs .Amazing what goes through your mind at a time like that. Because of the weight of the bike, I couldn’t lift it. Eventually, I managed to get my leg free but I lost a shoe in the process. Then it was a real struggle to get the bike out of the mud. A real reminder of how heavy these bikes are. I was plastered with shit from head to toe, but luckily I had waterproof trousers on. And the sympathetic response when I got home?
“You’ve not putting those in my washing machine “
) and sent me head first into 50% mud, 50% sheepshit. I then spent an interesting few minutes which felt like hours, on my knees with the bike laying on one of my legs .Amazing what goes through your mind at a time like that. Because of the weight of the bike, I couldn’t lift it. Eventually, I managed to get my leg free but I lost a shoe in the process. Then it was a real struggle to get the bike out of the mud. A real reminder of how heavy these bikes are. I was plastered with shit from head to toe, but luckily I had waterproof trousers on. And the sympathetic response when I got home?“You’ve not putting those in my washing machine “
Good effort ..you lose a couple of marks for not including yourself in the pic ..at the time of your entrapment ..so only 8/10If you zoom in on the photo, you will see where my front wheel went into the gloop , sank like a stone and collided with the long piece of timber that I should have seen ( I know, look ahead, look ahead
“You’ve not putting those in my washing machine “ View attachment 78665
You should be very grateful that you had a nice soft landing.
Husky430
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Another EPIC ride at the Boneyard, Glasshouse Mts in the background, never fails to surprise with something new to ride.
billwarwick
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Only 8/10? Jeez, you’re hard to please. This makes EMF look like an amateur. You do realise that I could still be there, kneeling in the mud and shit, frantically trying to saw through my trapped leg with the peak of my helmet?
Happy Xmas, hopefully I will get up your way again next year
Cheers Bill..have a great Christmas yourself..Only 8/10? Jeez, you’re hard to please. This makes EMF look like an amateur. You do realise that I could still be there, kneeling in the mud and shit, frantically trying to saw through my trapped leg with the peak of my helmet?
Happy Xmas, hopefully I will get up your way again next year
Unfortunately..and 1year exactly to the day after the last positive test..upon waking up with mild cold symptoms it transpires that I have Covid again ..fully vaccinated too.
The missus is hardly speaking to me ..although with a negative test both her and my son can still go to her sisters for lunch ..
You really couldn't make this up !!
OK, so it's not all bad news then.
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