Pic of the Day

[Slymobi]

Horsing around up int thills today.

 

[Nicho]

Saw this yesterday on our ride in the South Downs near Chichester, S.England. Normally have to ride through this lot which look like plucked chickens when they've been sheared.

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[JFDI]

Ingleby Incline.
Thank you Trek Rail!

 

[Nicho]

Horsing around up int thills today. View attachment 89556 View attachment 89557

 

[dobbyhasfriends]

rode here from my house.. nice

 

[Daev]

rode here from my house.. nice


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Not at all jealous.... well, actually.... I lie

 

[Jackware]

rode here from my house.. nice


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Getting ideas for a water feature for your bike park?

 

[Daev]

Getting ideas for a water feature for your bike park?

Just....keep....peddlin'...

 

[UnreasonableMuppet]

Went to fix a fallen tree at a local trail, then took a lap.

Strapped my electric saw to a backpack and cleaned it up.

Then I went to another trail and did laps.

I did take a short pause to inspect the underside of my bike.

Yep, still there.

 

[Jackware]

Quick early morning blast upto Rivington Pike before it got busy but decided against trying the stair challenge

 

[Tubby G]

Back on the Rise again today rather than the full fat

 

[Binhill1]

Enroute to Knoydart had a 7 am blast round Laggan Wolftrax all changed since I was last there ? how did I miss Ayres rock ? . Had a jaunt up Loch Morar to Tarbert track i need to go back as ì was catching a ferry so time was limited. Slummed it on Analogue hill bike from Inverie to the bottom of the hill but saved me 8 miles of walking . View attachment 89618

 

[Tonybro]

Took advantage of the weather on Saturday and ventured out to Llandegla again on the basis Gisburn would have been very wet.

Dry routes so did two laps, 27 miles, 3500ft and 1900kCals, Blacks and Reds each lap...

Dropping into the relatively new Dave the Fox section with the rather large tree stumps that appear to have been harvested about 4 feet up the trunk...

First Black section starts here, called Snowden View, so I turned around and it was a bit hazy but I think Snowden was just out of shot on the right.

Again battery did well, about 50% main battery left after first lap of 14 miles. Stuck the extender on for 2nd lap as tend to get tired and wanted to Trail-mode it round. (Not much faster, just slightly less effort).

 

[Dirtnvert]

Nice day in penniac. Trails were mint. Drenched on the way back

 

[Pivot]

 

[Snrbrtsn]

The view makes the climb worth it - descent is a bonus!

 

[AdmChr]

Alameda Park (Butler, PA)

 

[Kilham5]

Ingleby Incline.
Thank you Trek Rail!

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..... ............... • A day later, a bus load of Japanese lady tourists pulls over for a cafe stop, right next to the said fence. Trust me, the bus load tours are almost always from Asia. They see the bra, and think that it's a New Zealand tradition... so they all do it (cross cultural...

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During deepest lockdown, was that really two years ago.

 

[LePaddy]

Ana Cross, North Yorkshire (between Lastingham and Rosedale Abbey)

 

[Tubby G]

Ana Cross, North Yorkshire (between Lastingham and Rosedale Abbey)
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Did you climb up Chimney Bank to get there ? You might like Yorkshire Cycle Hub, a great cafe and bike shop in Fryupdale. They’ll be able to advise of loads of routes in that area and around Danby Beacon area too

 

[billwarwick]

Fryupdale? What a brilliant name.

 

[Tubby G]

Fryupdale? What a brilliant name.

They serve one of the best breakfasts in Yorkshire at the cafe too

 

[RustyMTB]

Hostage to fortune though, running a cafe in Fryupdale. Anything less & Trip advisor would be lit up like a Christmas tree.

 

[Tubby G]

Hostage to fortune though, running a cafe in Fryupdale. Anything less & Trip advisor would be lit up like a Christmas tree.

Unfortunately the name isn’t derived from the breakfast of Kings, but some old Norse Goddess:

The curious name Fryup probably derives from the Old English reconstruction *Frige-hop: Frige was an Anglo-Saxon goddess equated with the Old Norse Frigg; hop denoted a small valley

 

[klevtik]

Some xc trails

 

[Another One]

Some xc trails

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That bike is a work of art.

 

[LePaddy]

Did you climb up Chimney Bank to get there ? You might like Yorkshire Cycle Hub, a great cafe and bike shop in Fryupdale. They’ll be able to advise of loads of routes in that area and around Danby Beacon area too

No... I was going from Lastingham to Blakey ridge

Did you climb up Chimney Bank to get there ? You might like Yorkshire Cycle Hub, a great cafe and bike shop in Fryupdale. They’ll be able to advise of loads of routes in that area and around Danby Beacon area too

No...I did not ...I was coming from Lastingham and going to the Lion Inn. I will definitely try the Yorkshire Cycle Hub. Thanks for the tip!

 

[luna87824]

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The Arizona desert just south of the Grand Canyon...

 

[Daev]

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The Arizona desert just south of the Grand Canyon...

Cactuses all over the place
Of course there is - it's the Arizona desert

 

[RustyMTB]

Quicky in between deluges. I kind of regret this but when you want a ride, you want a ride.