billnuke1 

yup...

malcala622

Stayed indoors today on the trainer for about 30 minutes.




the view

merziac

Directly above the stem in the big tree.

Andy_K 

I went for a ride today, mostly along the infamous Neal Lerner Invitational route. Those who have done this ride will no doubt be familiar with the South Store Cafe, a regular stopping point for @gugie and me. It was a sad site today. Their sign board, which usually features clever slogans like "Perfect Hominy" instead said this:



Here's hoping it won't be long.

jimmuller 

Ride reports and pics are always welcome.

I got out yesterday (which was today yesterday but would yesterday by yesterday's tomorrow, if you follow me, seein' as how I wanted to post this yesterday).

34 miles on the '77 Gazelle. Temps in the lower 40's when I started, upper 40's when I got home, a fierce wind out of the northwest. Lots of cyclists out plus many more walkers than in the old days.

In sunshine



and in shadow



Most trees are still awaiting spring



I really like the feel of this frame, quick, responsive. I'm still not sold on the trip crank yet.

droppedandlost 

There's a nesting pair here and you can see them most days if you stop for a couple minutes. I love seeing them patrol the river as I ride by.

non-fixie 

Nice to see that Gazelle out again, jimmuller ! That solid orange works very well.

Me, I didn't get any further than doing a minor adjustment on my Nöll, so I had an excuse to go out for a short test ride. It was sunny, but a cold wind, blowing from the east, made it less comfy than it looks.

nlerner

Right around freezing this morning in the Boston area, but wind was light and sun warm. I did a familiar loop on the Holdsworth, which included a section through Weston town forest:

Kilroy1988 

Practiced some social distancing this morning with a 22.5 mile ride around the outskirts of Visalia and into Mooney Grove Park... It's actually the first time I've stood beside the rather famous statue "End of the Trail" statue as an adult, even though I've mostly lived within 20 miles of the place since I was born!

-Gregory

ascherer 

My wife and I were vacationing on a mountainside in southern Jamaica last week, away from all the craziness. Home yesterday, and it was necessary for me to stock up the place, so off to see what Manhattan pandemic shopping is like...totally pleasant! The neighborhood Trader Joe's had a socially-distanced line of about 2 dozen souls waiting as they managed how many folks were in the store at once. I stood no more than 5 minutes. Inside it was fully stocked and calm, pleasant even. Normally Sundays are crowded, a little tense and lots of products are sold out. 4 bags later, I was home. Easy peasy, your mileage may vary. Now to enjoy some duty-free rum.

Drillium Dude 

Fourth consecutive day of riding, fourth different bike. Went down to Seattle, then across the 520 Bridge to make my return via Bel-Red Road. Prolly around 45 miles today. It was a bit chillier than the past three days, so I wore knickers and a jacket, too.

The Medici got the nod today. I tell you, this bike is absolutely wonderful. The ride is really something else - I think this may well be my favorite rider

Anyway, here a few pics.

Family out enjoying the Arboretum Trail:





Husky Stadium and the UW Boathouse:





Medici at Marymoor Velodrome on the return leg:



DD

malcala622

With recent rain here in SoCal a huge portion of the bike trail near me was closed. I guess alot of debris and dirt washed onto the trail. Did a quick 10 miles and continued 30 minutes on the home trainer.

last minute on the trainer when my wife began recording

thinktubes 

Snow in Chicago, thinking about dragging out the trainer.

thinktubes 

Drillium Dude - sweet build!

FujiSam

The frogs were SO loud but I sat and listened for 15 minutes before heading home. Nice to be out

gaucho777 

Just a quick jaunt around the Berkeley Marina with the family to get some fresh air.

smontanaro 

An unusual ride for me today. I delivered some PPE from my son's house to the Portland Fire Marshal's office:

EddyR

One week ago North Carolina shut down all schools and business except grocery stores. I have ridden only 10 miles in last week as we had a lot of rain .
One day last week old downtown Concord had no cars on the main streets. Nothing was open.
Ed

zukahn1 

Not much new riding of late things are bit tough have some serious family troubles. and the weather still sucks in Fairplay a lot of snow and ice and 2 digit temps at night and 40 or in the afternoons, So I thought I would post a llink to some of my other rides https://zukahnspictures.weebly.com and a couple of pics from my recent rides and a classic from a while back.

J.Higgins 

Forty minutes on the Peloton this morning, then 30 minutes on the tractor, clearing snow. I simply can't wait for Spring to get here... again.

obrentharris 

zukahn1 I always enjoy your high mountain photos. Heres hoping the troubles and the cold weather pass soon.
Brent

Ballenxj

Beautiful images. Sorry to hear about the family troubles, I hope they aren't too serious, and dissipate soon.
About the two digit temps, I'm betting you're talking about the low end, as two digits include 99 degrees.

Kdogbikes

Been enjoying the big Peugeot these days. Local ride to the metro park this morning. Needed couple layers along Lake Erie shores.

billnuke1 

Grabbed the ol’ Specialized Rock Hopper Comp and hit the neighborhood and the Sandwich Harbor...less than 5miles, but, hard and fast!

scarlson 

Did the 25 mile Cambridge reservoir loop today with the Cambridge Vitus 979 club. Averaged 16.5mph and passed one piece of expensive carbon in a blistering paceline. When I saw the Specialized ahead of us, my buddy asks me "why you workin me so hard?" to which I respond simply "prey". To be fair, the guy couldn't tuck so he'd lost it on the downhill already.
What fun