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09-10-17, 07:26 PM
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I appreciate the hospitality @TimothyH, You post a lot of photos from down there that look real nice 
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09-18-17, 08:09 AM
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^That's a great photo. The bike/landscape contrast is potent.
09-18-17, 10:06 AM
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I was exploring some trails and wound up underneath rt 287.
Ran into some very confused dudes on ATVs.
Also, turns out I need a geography lesson, New Jersey is where?
Ran into some very confused dudes on ATVs.
Also, turns out I need a geography lesson, New Jersey is where?
09-18-17, 05:38 PM
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09-18-17, 05:44 PM
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Throwback, but I thought of this one immediately when I saw those lovely graffiti pics.
09-19-17, 05:22 AM
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I see you over there
09-19-17, 09:30 AM
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I dig it Fits me good, doesn't weigh a ton and best of all it suits the kind of riding I like to do. Ideally, I want another set of wheels with road tires so that I can do both road / gravel riding but the Nano's that are currently installed work well for both situations.
Fits me good, doesn't weigh a ton and best of all it suits the kind of riding I like to do. Ideally, I want another set of wheels with road tires so that I can do both road / gravel riding but the Nano's that are currently installed work well for both situations. 
09-21-17, 09:47 AM
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Finally back to riding SS, an old Bridgestone from Japan
IMG_20170921_142202493 by Bwilli88, on Flickr
IMG_20170921_142202493 by Bwilli88, on Flickr
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09-22-17, 08:09 PM
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From the ride last Sunday on my single speed. 35 miles of scenery like this on hard packed dirt and crushed limestone. Was a really nice ride and am looking forward to doing it again.
09-23-17, 03:32 PM
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Good Saturdays in September
Two weeks ago, a friend and I formed a two-man relay team for Lotoja, the longest single day bike race in the U.S. Alternating segments of the course, I ended up doing 94 miles, and Mark did 112. We both got plenty of climbing. The weather was beautiful, and neither of us had any mechanical problems. It took us a little over 13 hours to complete. It was a good adventure, tough but lots of fun.
At the finish line. I'm the handsome one on the right.
Last Saturday I went with my boy, who's ten years old, on his longest ride to date. We went about 14 miles, mostly on a paved MUP. He just has a little coaster brake BMX style bike that we started him on two years ago. He's outgrown that one now, so I plan on buying him a bigger and better bike next Spring. Momma was worried this ride might be too much for him, but he had no trouble at all, and it was a lot of fun for both of us.
It's great to have a biking buddy!
This morning it was my wife's turn. She's not a strong rider, but she enjoys biking, for the exercise. In spite of chilly weather, we rode to a place for some tasty brunch, an easy five miles each way.
A good way to start off a weekend.
At the finish line. I'm the handsome one on the right.
Last Saturday I went with my boy, who's ten years old, on his longest ride to date. We went about 14 miles, mostly on a paved MUP. He just has a little coaster brake BMX style bike that we started him on two years ago. He's outgrown that one now, so I plan on buying him a bigger and better bike next Spring. Momma was worried this ride might be too much for him, but he had no trouble at all, and it was a lot of fun for both of us.
It's great to have a biking buddy!
This morning it was my wife's turn. She's not a strong rider, but she enjoys biking, for the exercise. In spite of chilly weather, we rode to a place for some tasty brunch, an easy five miles each way.
A good way to start off a weekend.
09-24-17, 10:59 PM
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Its hard to take good photos when you're going down a technical descent
09-25-17, 11:03 PM
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I would argue that its a good idea to not take photos down a technical descent lol
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09-28-17, 09:20 AM
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10-01-17, 09:03 AM
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10-01-17, 11:29 AM
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Two different spots in Florida - Ward Lake on the Braden River and then north of Monticello.
10-01-17, 07:36 PM
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^^ I love this photo.
The bike and location are proportioned perfectly so that they compliment each other. Neither the bike nor the location are the subject but they both combine to tell the story perfectly.
The only thing missing from the scene is me flying down that road on my Niner.
-Tim-
The bike and location are proportioned perfectly so that they compliment each other. Neither the bike nor the location are the subject but they both combine to tell the story perfectly.
The only thing missing from the scene is me flying down that road on my Niner.
-Tim-