wyd

Did a 25 mile ride in Jim Thorpe at the Lehigh Gorge Rail Trail with a few buddies. Just one of the many great sites along the ride.

Meech33

Up the West Side Highway to the George Washington Bridge (NYC for those that don't know).
Today's weather was a 10 !

hokiefyd 

It's been a while since I've taken my Roam for a spin, so we got out to see a little wild life today.

Trav1s

32 mile round trip today on the Cedar Valley Trail with the gift of a strong southern wind my entire ride home.

daverup 

Twenty miles today on my Crosscut. Midpoint, on the shore of Lake Superior.

dueWest

Looks like my typical route around my neighborhood. Except for the gravel road part.

camjr

I took my '76 Motobecane out for a 26 miler on Saturday morning, but rode the Fuji Absolute as a trail bike behind the float from my wife's school in a local Christmas Parade of Lights. I chose to add some additional illumination on the bike and helmet over and above the rear blinking taillight. It was a good time!

Jmpierce

First ride in 2020! Only rode 8 miles on the riverfront trail. The first 4 miles were against a 17 mile an hour head wind so the last 4 were at speed!

denada

it was a couple days ago but i went to a dispensary in chicago for the first time. two-ish days ago. i of course rode my bike there. found this pink bike rack ...



sorry, no nature or cool urban architecture in my photo. but a damn cool bike. well not really. hydroformed aluminum isn't cool looking. but a damn nice riding bike.

see those fenders? think i installed those myself? **** no i didn't. Village Cycle Center went ahead and did it for me. because i bought a bike from them and they're nice people. never had fenders before. my pants are much cleaner these days. i bought a little kickstand for the bike too. because i don't have any sort of bike rack or hooks in my apartment. my road bike doesn't have a kickstand. that's fine. but two bikes without a kickstand? that's chaos.

i'm actually gonna buy a third taillight pretty soon. one that clicks onto the back of the rear fender.

Greg C.

Really nice Trek 750. I recently scored a Trek 970 that I plan to convert to a gravel bike. Nice job on that one.

camjr

My 2013 Fuji Absolute 2.1 took me to Denton,TX for breakfast tacos and beer with a friend of mine on his 2018 Absolute. Outbound was into a 20-25 headwind but the return leg was easy spinning!

dueWest

Self isolation. Took voluntary furlough today. Stay safe out there!

Alzerbster

Really want to do this trail. Didn't get to last year, and plan on doing it this year. So many great rail trails in Pa.

wyd

Alzerbster really fortunate to have many rail trails around the Harrisburg PA area and just lots of areas that are within an hour or two to take the bikes to and ride. Not everyone is so lucky to have nice riding areas. With all that's going on right now were not sure will get to do are 35 mile ride at Jim Thorpe in late May but will just play it by ear.

Alzerbster

Western Pa also has lots of great rail trails. Likewise from where I live there are many trails within a 2 hour drive. The GAP being one of them, and another I like is the Armstrong trail, and the Allegheny river trail, which both follow the Allegheny river. We have a trip planned the third week of June for the Pine Creek trail. I'm hopeful that we get to do that. Rode Pine Creek last year, and its a great trail. I hope also to get out to the Jim Thrope trail later in the summer.

camjr

Awfully cold in North Texas for April 4. 41 degrees F, north wind, and light drizzle. I ended up cutting it to a short 14 miles on my 2013 Fuji Absolute 2.1 trying to beat the heavy rain. Still better than social distancing on the couch. Nobody out riding or driving the roads.

dueWest

Another ride today. Been doing the same 4-5mile route several days in a row. Decided to see how my bum left knee would hold up to a longer cruise. 7.5 miles. Most I've been able to do at one time in the TN rolling hills since my knee began whining almost 2 years ago.

InvertedMP 

Apparently my Metrix 10 is now my winter bike lol

stuman74

Had a great ride earlier today on my 2020 Trek FX3 (longest ride to date on this bike). Did the "big triangle" and about 32 miles. Real nice ride!

subgrade

I was contemplating doing a metric century, but since I had been off the bike for almost two weeks (bar a couple of short grocery runs) after an epic 90 miler, I decided to take it easy and did 40 miles instead. The 10 miles on loose/washboard gravel though were excruciating; the best part of that section was the rain, which got rid of the dust and cooled me off somewhat.

The oldest and second largest oak in Latvia. Estimated age is approx. 500 years, circumference at 1.3m height - 9.15m.

timgriffin2

My 2 favorite local rides. Starkey Wilderness Park and the Weeki Wachee Preserve along the Gulf coast 45 minutes northwest of Tampa, FL

littleArnold

Rode my Trek FX2 hybrid 36 miles yesterday. Rode on Old Plank trail, on a little I&M channel, and on trails connecting to Old Plank Trail and a little on the road too. Around Frankfort and Joilet, IL area.

Meech33

littleArnold

Rode about 15 miles on a gravel path, the Illinois Prairie Path on my hybrid.

Batstar

Rode 55km today and over 1000' in elevation. Stopped by one of the many canola fields that dot the rural landscape. It's the #1 cash crop for Alberta farmers.The best time to view these vast fields of golden blossoms is during the height of summer.