Photos from your rides.

[adampaiva]

Originally Posted by jambee

Where is this taken? The picture in Hebrew is somewhat scary....

Untitled by Adam Paiva, on Flickr

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@jambee It's at the "Church of the Little Green Man" in Glen Wild,NY. The sign was intended to be a statement by the artist on some of the practices of the orthodox Jewish who are a big population around here. I won't get into it here but if you google you'll find it pretty easily.

[fiamme red]

Originally Posted by adampaiva

@jambee It's at the "Church of the Little Green Man" in Glen Wild,NY. The sign was intended to be a statement by the artist on some of the practices of the orthodox Jewish who are a big population around here. I won't get into it here but if you google you'll find it pretty easily.

I remember that in 2018 that sign was whole. Someone must have ripped it in half since then.

[Hawker]

Originally Posted by Dromen

Yes it was repainted by former owner Mr. Hudson @ Joe's Bicycle Painting. Initial attraction to bike was the Blue. I keep meaning to ask his inspiration.

Concours CS
CN-57-00235

Nice indeed and I like the bare chain stays. Enjoy the ride, I have a Serotta of my own.

[Hilltopperny]

Originally Posted by madsciencenow

Looks like you found some super sloppy roads!

Are those oval rings?


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Yes, it was a muddy rainy adventure! I decided to do some exploring in one of the local state forests and ended up riding in some flowing water, mud, rocks and did some hike a bike. It was quite a bit of fun and having this kind of terrain from my front door helps me get through the day.
I am running an absolute black cross 44t oval ring.


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[kingpin75s]

Originally Posted by bikerambler

Kingpin nice looking Kirk, what bag do you have on the front rack?

Thanks bikerambler.

Bag is from your neck of the woods. Baileyworks formerly of Portsmouth and now in Newmarket, NH. Circa 2010.

[TheseGoTo11]

[Hilltopperny]

Up north


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[madsciencenow]

Originally Posted by Hilltopperny

Yes, it was a muddy rainy adventure! I decided to do some exploring in one of the local state forests and ended up riding in some flowing water, mud, rocks and did some hike a bike. It was quite a bit of fun and having this kind of terrain from my front door helps me get through the day.
I am running an absolute black cross 44t oval ring.


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Said before and I’ll say it again, I’m insanely jealous of you and everyone else with such readily available terrain to ride! Guess I’ll have to settle for living vicariously through your sweet pics.

How do you like the oval ring?


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[jtbadge]

so many empty streets.

[Tickdoc]

Beautiful day today...peek of downtown in the distance.

[weisan]

Such a shame...

[SlowPokePete]

March 31, 2020 by SPP™ SlowPokePete, on Flickr

SPP

[blindwilly]

Telework commute


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[Hilltopperny]

Originally Posted by madsciencenow

Said before and I’ll say it again, I’m insanely jealous of you and everyone else with such readily available terrain to ride! Guess I’ll have to settle for living vicariously through your sweet pics.

How do you like the oval ring?


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Love it! It does seem to help with climbing and I have one on my fat bike as well. When it comes time to replace the ring on my hardtail and 29+ I will be going absolute black oval for sure!

I am super fortunate to have all these wonderful spots to ride in isolation. Practically all that is keeping me somewhat sane through these very strange times!


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[pdonk]

From my daily 10k or so trailer pulling ride with my daughter. Good news is my old mtbs make perfect trailer pullers.

I'm expecting this trail to get shut down shortly as there are lots of people using it and it's only so wide.