Pic of the Day
- Thread starter Kilham5
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Oooh, that looked a real nasty one! 
Semmelrocc
E*POWAH Master
What happened? Did your front wash out? Was a jump involved?
Mcharza
E*POWAH BOSS
What is that smoke? Did you fart when falling down?
Nasty one that . Need a new hat as well I suppose
That's a reflection in the photo taken off a Mac screen. My mate isn't the most computer savvy...
franciscoasismm
Active member
Egretta garzetta
Helens Tower, N Ireland not long ago.
What a difference a day or two makes! A warm, dry and very enjoyable grand day out and the first ride in ages when my bike didnt need hosed down afterwards.
Obligatory bluebell pic for artistic effect.
What a difference a day or two makes! A warm, dry and very enjoyable grand day out and the first ride in ages when my bike didnt need hosed down afterwards.
Obligatory bluebell pic for artistic effect.
Mrs Rusty pointed out that some knob ruined a picturesque view by dumping a bike in a hedgerow.Going for the arty sun flare & not quite pulling it off. Also, cleanest chain in the business.
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RiderOnTheStorm
E*POWAH Master
Nice effect indeed! I'm really intrigued by the last pic though. Are we looking at the newest parktool repair stand!!
Early run today 
. This is an old favourite .The last few mile to Findlater Castle will be too overgrown in another couple of weeks. Never went on to Castle with bike before but no one about so it had to be done. Something I like about an empty beach 
. Few hike a bike bits but some folk on here would cycle it maybe. Logie Head with the creel boat in picture is one of the few local climbing areas .Giant steps the lad who built them took a vow of silence while doing it . He died tragically while kayaking with a club I was in over in France . Burger van should be at Trevi Fountain the prices they are charging . Building stopovers for campervans so thats good . Apologies for pics of areas ive posted before. Local by-law states if you don't take loads of pictures you'll get a Blackening .
. This is an old favourite .The last few mile to Findlater Castle will be too overgrown in another couple of weeks. Never went on to Castle with bike before but no one about so it had to be done. Something I like about an empty beach . Few hike a bike bits but some folk on here would cycle it maybe. Logie Head with the creel boat in picture is one of the few local climbing areas .Giant steps the lad who built them took a vow of silence while doing it . He died tragically while kayaking with a club I was in over in France . Burger van should be at Trevi Fountain the prices they are charging . Building stopovers for campervans so thats good . Apologies for pics of areas ive posted before. Local by-law states if you don't take loads of pictures you'll get a Blackening .
I always expect to see horses tied to it.Nice effect indeed! I'm really intrigued by the last pic though. Are we looking at the newest parktool repair stand!!
steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
Well done Tony Hetherington!
Yes it took a while that . Photos don't do it justice.Well done Tony Hetherington!
Humanbeersponge
Active member
Hob Hole in the North York Moors from last weekend.
Early run today
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Awesome photos. Is that salt water? If so, I don't think I would ever ride an EMTB on a sandy beach, too much potential for corrosion.
JStrube
Active member
Amazingly beautiful. When we finally make it to Scotland, do they hire out bikes near here? I would love to see this area.Early run today
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Just wash regular and its not a problem .
I'm in a small place called Buckie nothing here. Lossiemouth is 20 miles away on coast Outfit Moray are there . They hire it would be lower grade Ebikes though. Ballater which is inland and has amazing cycling for all levels. The shop there is called Cycle Highland they do Santa cruz heckler hires .There's another shop there as well its a popular place for all outdoor activities.
franciscoasismm
Active member
The river Caia that comes from Portugal joins the Guadiana and downstream is the reservoir of Alqueva
You on a diet or something
. Usually food involved.
Slymobi
E*POWAH Master
Casual local ride today, tracks are drying out nicely.
I thought it was dry last week but no filthy bike again. I'm trying to just go out in the drier weather to see if it makes a difference to Levo motor lifespan. . Unless it's bone dry the bike is always wet and in need of a wash . Not sure if I will manage it. I've converted my Super Galaxy to a gravel bike for using on wetter days.
Slymobi
E*POWAH Master
Yeah it's almost never actually dry here, when you think it's going to be dry it either rains or the puddles and slop have avoided the sun somehow lol.
Today was a very rare no need to wash day
Ballyholme, N Ireland earlier.
A cracker day out along local trails that have dried out remarkably well over the last week and are actually dusty in places. Very warm, very dry and very enjoyable 20 miles of pootle.
Im pretty sure I did a bunny hop too.
And with all that exertion its vitally important to replenish carbs or whatever. So we did.
A cracker day out along local trails that have dried out remarkably well over the last week and are actually dusty in places. Very warm, very dry and very enjoyable 20 miles of pootle.
Im pretty sure I did a bunny hop too.
And with all that exertion its vitally important to replenish carbs or whatever. So we did.
Totally agree same here . You can do 15 miles it's dry and then the next 3 miles it's wet and bike is rotten again nightmare.Yeah it's almost never actually dry here, when you think it's going to be dry it either rains or the puddles and slop have avoided the sun somehow lol.
Today was a very rare no need to wash day
That's more like it . A good old Scone
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