Ark
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I saw this earlier, I wonder how long until "This is why we can't have nice things" happens.
even if they are topeak crap tools I guess it's still a lot of monies worth
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I saw this earlier, I wonder how long until "This is why we can't have nice things" happens.
even if they are topeak crap tools I guess it's still a lot of monies worth
Husky430
E*POWAH Elite
Yep, someone will be along with a battery power angle grinder before you get back there again for sure.
Slymobi
E*POWAH Elite
Little fun on the local run today....
Had some new pedals waiting when I returned.
My Chester's are very worn and faded so i got my lad and myself a set of DMR v6's, Green for me and Red for the lad.
Had some new pedals waiting when I returned.
My Chester's are very worn and faded so i got my lad and myself a set of DMR v6's, Green for me and Red for the lad.
Bangor, N Ireland earlier this evening
Just another lovely pootle along my favourite local trails. Perfect riding conditions in that it was warm and dry with practically no wind.
The biblical rain of late has managed to return the trails to almost their winter state but they are still
riding well.
Hard to beat a grand day out.
Just another lovely pootle along my favourite local trails. Perfect riding conditions in that it was warm and dry with practically no wind.
The biblical rain of late has managed to return the trails to almost their winter state but they are still
riding well.
Hard to beat a grand day out.
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Slymobi
E*POWAH Elite
motmcd
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motmcd
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Rental bike: Mt. Hood, Oregon, USA from Post Canyon.
motmcd
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Mt. Hood, Oregon.
Bangor, N Ireland. Now.
Same as yesterday. With coffee and sticky bun.
Same as yesterday. With coffee and sticky bun.
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Mcharza
E*POWAH BOSS
One of the Livigno's classic alpine trails. Valle Delle Mine.
HORSPWR
E*POWAH Master
How good are those trails, nothing too hard with awesome scenery to boot!
HORSPWR
E*POWAH Master
This is in Italy yeah?
MrSimmo
E*POWAH Elite World Champion
Was a great shot until my mate photobombed it
etoni
E*POWAH Elite
ride epic.
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Blimey that water crossing looks a serious undertaking 
Mcharza
E*POWAH BOSS
Yes, it's in Italy. The village altitude is over 1800m
Mcharza
E*POWAH BOSS
Another loop around the downs. The trails are now so overgrown that I'm going out of my way to avoid some of the best narrow singletrack stuff because it's like a fist fight with Freddie Kreuger. Brambles & nettles are savage this year.
Jcolborn48
Active member
Easier than carrying my bike down through the small canyon 
Oh boy ..so I've got to follow 2 sets of Swiss Pics ..but hey even though those locations are truly stunning in a different kind of way so are the grassy hills close to home which are still pretty much a mountain biking secret even to the folks in the North East of England ..The Cheviots ...and that's pretty much the way we like it 
Todays ride crossed over the border into Scotland in the company of Ant , Richy & Wayne ..meeting up with Colin a little later in the ride on the Border Ridge .
Yesterday absolutely tipped it down but apart from a brief but very heavy shower half way around ..the wind was the main player today gusting up to 40mph ..and at times making it difficult to stay on the track ..
Some pics
Left to Right : Ant ,Richy & Wayne
The first climb from Rowhope
Ant on the slabs on the Border Ridge ...
Richy looking slightly nithered in the strong wind ..Wayne not giving a flying fk..
Heading into tartan country having met up with Colin
Richy & Ant ..giving it some on " The Street "
Colin ..the blue sky giving lie to the fact that 10mins earlier it was totally pouring down
Wayne ..taking in the scenery
Ant & Colin on Black Braes ..a drop down only surpassed by the very last descent down to the road at Slymefoot ..which nobody will stop to take a pic of as its just such a
buzz..
( you will need to zoom in ..but left as taken to show scale )
Another epic ride ..thanks to my mates for making it so .
Cheers also to Colin for standing the beers in the Rose & Thistle
Todays ride crossed over the border into Scotland in the company of Ant , Richy & Wayne ..meeting up with Colin a little later in the ride on the Border Ridge .
Yesterday absolutely tipped it down but apart from a brief but very heavy shower half way around ..the wind was the main player today gusting up to 40mph ..and at times making it difficult to stay on the track ..
Some pics
Left to Right : Ant ,Richy & Wayne
The first climb from Rowhope
Ant on the slabs on the Border Ridge ...
Richy looking slightly nithered in the strong wind ..Wayne not giving a flying fk..
Heading into tartan country having met up with Colin
Richy & Ant ..giving it some on " The Street "
Colin ..the blue sky giving lie to the fact that 10mins earlier it was totally pouring down
Wayne ..taking in the scenery
Ant & Colin on Black Braes ..a drop down only surpassed by the very last descent down to the road at Slymefoot ..which nobody will stop to take a pic of as its just such a
buzz..
( you will need to zoom in ..but left as taken to show scale )
Another epic ride ..thanks to my mates for making it so .
Cheers also to Colin for standing the beers in the Rose & Thistle
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dthree
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First time at Birdsboro preserve in eastern PA.
motmcd
Active member
Dude, that 10 mins from me. Let’s ride.
I think that was the least of your problems.
You had to compete with :
Swiss Photo's
Jesus ! Who apparently now lives in Cumbria and rides a Whyte EMTB.
More Swiss Photo's
The Elmstreet Cage Fighter
And Superman ! Who probably has a top cap inscribed with "Tyre Pressure Doesn't Matter when you're Airborne"
Quick test yesterday to see if could ride the rough stuff in my current condition (catheterised!). Working with the health team, we came up with a solution that would allow me to ride but would it be comfortable?
Answer: Comfortable enough!
It was a ride up and around Rivington and Belmont. Up to the Pigeon Tower, then up the Pike, then up Winter Hill and down 'San Marino' - that definitely tests how comfortable things are. about a mile downhill of ruts, stones, small drops and general discomfort!
Only did 11 miles as the wind was giving it a good blow and the weather wasn't great (until I stopped of course). 1800ft and 930kCals.
It's good to be back on a bike!
Answer: Comfortable enough!
It was a ride up and around Rivington and Belmont. Up to the Pigeon Tower, then up the Pike, then up Winter Hill and down 'San Marino' - that definitely tests how comfortable things are. about a mile downhill of ruts, stones, small drops and general discomfort!
Only did 11 miles as the wind was giving it a good blow and the weather wasn't great (until I stopped of course). 1800ft and 930kCals.
It's good to be back on a bike!
Good to hear Tony
Loving the "face" of that building ..
Loving the "face" of that building ..
Sounds like they're taking the piss to be honest ....
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