Photos from your rides.

[XXtwindad]

Originally Posted by RonW87

La Mongie

Wow! Sell that print! Stunning!

[XXtwindad]

Originally Posted by Turkle

Last Saturday, I rode the Heart of Virginia century ride. It was so much fun, beautiful weather for a long ride in the country.

It was a meaningful ride for me, as it's the first century I rode since I smashed my leg to bits a year ago. All the hard work of recovery and training paid off with my fastest century ever, averaging 20.9 mph! (Of course, a lot of that was due to me grabbing the fastest wheel I could find and being dragged for 70 miles.)

This picture popped up on Strava and I like it a lot so I thought I'd share it here. The jersey was a gift from my absurdly supportive partner. She likes me in flowers and encourages all my worst bicycle shopping excesses.

Well done! 🍻

[hummus_aquinas]

it amazes me how much I want you
we seem to fall out every time

[dcama5]

A little under 30 miles with my wife on a cooler day in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia - early fall is here.

A little gravel:


The Alliance continues to be a perfectly smooth ride:

[CNY rider]

A beautiful fall day, empty dirt roads and fresh wild apples served roadside.
What more could I ask for?

[AngryScientist]

Oh, I gotta see the rest of this rig. It looks like it's seen some things...

[calumf50]

[Gptruncus]

Hummus _aquinas what road up the hill in Malibu is that..?

[scoobydrew]

Having a lot of fun with this bike

[feynman]

First decent weather in a very long time, so I had to go out.









Unfortunately I hit the ground pretty hard today, but the helmet did its job. Thanks, Giro.

[tepextate]

From recent trip to the Dolomites. What an amazing place to ride.

[Joe NH]

Climbed both sides of the tallest mountain in MA.

[Xrslug]

More adventures in Angeles National Forest just outside of Los Angeles. I started this ride from my house pre-sunrise, heading up Angeles Crest Highway in the morning mist to hit the dirt and ultimately passing 10,000 feet of elevation gain in the first 60 miles of riding and hike-a-bike (that was rough).

[benadrian]

Originally Posted by Xrslug

More adventures in Angeles National Forest just outside of Los Angeles. I started this ride from my house pre-sunrise, heading up Angeles Crest Highway in the morning mist to hit the dirt and ultimately passing 10,000 feet of elevation gain in the first 60 miles of riding and hike-a-bike (that was rough).

Looks amazing. I’ve never made it up that far. Do you have a Strava or anything of the ride?

[Xrslug]

Originally Posted by benadrian

Looks amazing. I’ve never made it up that far. Do you have a Strava or anything of the ride?

It’s the western 1/3 of this ride:
https://www.strava.com/routes/2980532242447026276

We took ACH to Angeles Forest Highway and started the route from there heading west.