Photos from your rides.

[AngryScientist]

Originally Posted by Tickdoc

And now, the rest of the story:

http://www.krmg.com/news/local/how-d...CTRTN64s5BlfN/

9/11 was a terrible tragedy, but it certainly did bring out the best in a lot of people. Thanks for posting, a nice story about how the country stands together.

[dcama5]

Also in Xenia, Ohio. It's there as well and should be in every town across America.

[Jaxmeowmeow]

quick little spin up Piuma road yesterday..light drizzle

[dustyrider]

Originally Posted by Jaxmeowmeow

quick little spin up Piuma road yesterday..light drizzle

Hey now, that tie-dye jersey sure looks cool!
Any chance you know who makes it?

[Jaxmeowmeow]

Team Dream does. I'm not sure if they still have any more in stock. I think they came out a year ago. Here's their website. You can try shooting them an email and asking

https://teamdreambicyclingteam.com/c...s/all-products

[dustyrider]

Originally Posted by Jaxmeowmeow

Team Dream does. I'm not sure if they still have any more in stock. I think they came out a year ago. Here's their website. You can try shooting them an email and asking

https://teamdreambicyclingteam.com/c...s/all-products

Thanks! Nothing of any great appeal stands out of their current offerings beside the fade, of course I don't need long sleeves... I sent them an inquiry.

[Highpowernut]

Like the new bar tape and saddle. New to me frame rides nice, definitely a race fit .

Ride more planted and stable.

[weisan]

Took the kids go camping over the weekend, so much fun. Still managed to sneak out and ride for 2 hours on what is fast becoming my favorite route that starts off from the house. Other than a few very short sections where I have to ride on the shoulder with cars whizzing by at highway speed, it's mostly quiet country roads and a bit of gravel thrown in going over a major road construction at a brand new subdivision. Man, I don't know how to say this... the Compass stampede pass 32mm are simply incredible, they made such a difference to the ride quality. Anyway, was on my Ritchey Breakaway travel bike, checking to make sure all systems go before I packed it up and get it ready for the Boston trip next weekend. Also, picked up some treasure (or trash, depending on who you ask) on the road.

[Mzilliox]

Originally Posted by weisan

Took the kids go camping over the weekend, so much fun. Still managed to sneak out and ride for 2 hours on what is fast becoming my favorite route that starts off from the house. Other than a few very short sections where I have to ride on the shoulder with cars whizzing by at highway speed, it's mostly quiet country roads and a bit of gravel thrown in going over a major road construction at a brand new subdivision. Man, I don't know how to say this... the Compass stampede pass 32mm are simply incredible, they made such a difference to the ride quality. Anyway, was on my Ritchey Breakaway travel bike, checking to make sure all systems go before I packed it up and get it ready for the Boston trip next weekend. Also, picked up some treasure (or trash, depending on who you ask) on the road.

yes, these tires are just so nice to ride on. im about to try the 35s or 38s, not sure which.

[Mzilliox]

[IMG]Berty lookin fly by Matt.zilliox, on Flickr[/IMG]

[d_douglas]

Originally Posted by Tickdoc

And now, the rest of the story:

http://www.krmg.com/news/local/how-d...CTRTN64s5BlfN/

Thanks - interesting story...

[jambee]

Yesterday happened to be one of the best rides of the year so far. Solid 170 kms starting in the center of the city heading to a Japanese restaurant that's also a gallery in the middle of nowhere. When I write nowhere...it's in a village of maybe 30 houses.

It started this way:


continued like this:


and like this


and ended with 80 kms road riding through rolling hills in farm land.

Monday feels nostalgic.

[flydhest]

[Mzilliox]

Originally Posted by jambee

Yesterday happened to be one of the best rides of the year so far. Solid 170 kms starting in the center of the city heading to a Japanese restaurant that's also a gallery in the middle of nowhere. When I write nowhere...it's in a village of maybe 30 houses.

It started this way:


continued like this:


and like this


and ended with 80 kms road riding through rolling hills in farm land.

Monday feels nostalgic.

looks a great day indeed

[ColonelJLloyd]

Awesome pics, Jambee!