Photos from your rides.

[andeww]

Originally Posted by tony_mm

Impressive!
Which country is it?

Costa Rica

Wow! that is definitely an adventure

[jemoryl]

Originally Posted by andeww

Costa Rica

Wow! that is definitely an adventure

Nice shots. Is that boar alive? When we were in CR we were told to watch out for those guys!

[mflaherty37]

Costa Rica

Originally Posted by tony_mm

Impressive!
Which country is it?

[mflaherty37]

That boar was alive and friendly, like easier going than a dog.

Originally Posted by jemoryl

Nice shots. Is that boar alive? When we were in CR we were told to watch out for those guys!

[SlowPokePete]

February 21, 2019 by SlowPoke Pete, on Flickr

February 21, 2019 by SlowPoke Pete, on Flickr

:b anana:

SPP

[rheosibal]

Everyone goes crazy (including me) when it snows in LA.

Via Mt. Wilson Toll Road

[weisan]

Another wet day but tomorrow promises to be dry!

[AngryScientist]

San Francisco weather in NJ today. Low 50's but bone-chilling damp, wet, heavy air. Havent been on the bike in quite some time, still felt good to spin out some miles on the rain bike.

[weisan]

where I stood was completely flooded back in May 2015.

[bart998]

A beautiful Sunday in SoCal

[Clean39T]

I find it easier to be present w my climbing when the clouds are good n thick...

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[m_moses]

Originally Posted by Clean39T

I find it easier to be present w my climbing when the clouds are good n thick...

Nothing to distract from the task at hand.

Those fenders fit very well. Where is this place?



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[Hawker]

Originally Posted by bart998

A beautiful Sunday in SoCal

Nice looking Serotta.

[Clean39T]

Originally Posted by m_moses

Nothing to distract from the task at hand.

Those fenders fit very well. Where is this place?



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This is just on the eastern edge of Portland proper, before you cross 205 - the airport is just north..

On a sunny day, the views are spectacular:



I live just up over the west hills, so when doing this ride, I hit a 4-corners, 4-summits loop -- first is home to Council Crest, which has a view of St. Helens, Mt. Adams, and Mt. Hood, then down and over to Mt. Tabor, which has a view of Mt. Hood, but mostly looks back into the city, then down and over to Rocky Butte, and down and over to the west-hills climb to Pittock Mansion, with views back to Mt. Hood, Tabor, Rocky Butte, and all the rest, and a quick finish-off climb over skyline drive and home. It's just under 40mi depending on the approaches, and around 3,500-4,000ft. of climbing. And there are literally hundreds of potential coffee stops

As for the fenders, they were a bit annoying to mount - the tab on the front one was too far forward, so I had to use zip-ties instead (until I can do some dremelling), and the rear stays need to be trimmed down a cm or so to pull the rear in a bit. I'd also like to replace the mudflaps with ones that go all the way to the ground, or a bit closer at least. But for the $60 I paid for these PDW full-metal "city" fenders, I'm happy. They are quiet too - though some of that is due to generous amounts of Cinelli cork tape being applied in lieu of proper leather washers.

[gasman]

A beautiful day in Tennessee at Chickamauga Battlefield site. Rented a nice BMC and my wife had an electric bike so she could pass me with ease. Spontaneous afternoon adventure but I would have rather been home where we got 14” of snow.