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Old 11-27-21, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by thinktubes
Had the day off and wanted to work up a stuffing deficit before Thanksgiving. Rode 36 miles up north. Temp at 50 and windy....

My wife insisted that I recover by walking a couple of miles to our local taproom.

Very wise wife.
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Started off mild but soon became wet and windy here in the UK, as winter progresses its time to get out the waterproof jackets and warm headwear

This remains from the recent paste up festival in east London, soon to be dissolved like rice paper by the wet weather.

I like the glitchy pixelated effect on this anything but timid rabbit

Interesting new artwork on an old street column

I first photographed this building with a Romeo and Juliet mural a few years ago.....

...opposite this building there has been a new addition, a new bench and sculpture of the great bard himself, William Shakespeare, "what light through yonder window breaks"

What ya scribing Bill.....*enhance*

....something along of the lines of "thou doth have a sick bike bro"
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Thanksgiving Ride

Poodled around Portland on an unexpectedly warm and sunny day:


On the Campus of the University of Portland
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Originally Posted by SquireBlack
Poodled around Portland on an unexpectedly warm and sunny day:


On the Campus of the University of Portland
Wait, where did you get that awesome Cino jersey?!
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Old 11-27-21, 07:23 PM
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Went out this afternoon for 37 miles on the 1951 New Hudson Silver Arrow, which has been my steed of choice these past few weeks. Think I need to grease some bearings on the rear wheel or freewheel because it started making a racket while I was out. After the first few miles I timed myself on an undisturbed 10 mile stretch and managed 32:30, or an 18.5mph pace. Not too bad for a freewheel and about 50 psi in each tire!

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Poodled?
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Originally Posted by rccardr
Poodled?
If this was directed at me I'm afraid I am either ignorant of the lingo or don't get the joke, assuming one of those two covers the base... Cheers!

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Old 11-27-21, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Kilroy1988
If this was directed at me I'm afraid I am either ignorant of the lingo or don't get the joke, assuming one of those two covers the base... Cheers!

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poodle around

see also: Poodly
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thinktubes Oh, in fact I read the post by SquireBlack earlier and totally forgot he said that. Good term, jolly good... Cheers!

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Interesting I've not heard that one before, only ever heard pootled, which has the same meaning.
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Old 11-28-21, 03:20 PM
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Pretty nice day for a ride. You gotta get 'em in when you can at this time of year. Took a few nice shots out at the Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge.

















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Old 11-28-21, 06:31 PM
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First snow-ish ride of the season. Flurries through the morning ride until about noon. I didn’t think I wanted that change quite yet, but being out in it sure was nice.



I also caught the tail end of a local cyclocross race here on the way home from some shopping. Wish I’d known ahead and would have made a day of it.



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Old 11-28-21, 07:41 PM
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Nice weather today in the mid 50's still no sign of Snow took a ride up to Alama on the bike trail about 20 miles round trip on the Schwinn Mesa GSX.




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Old 11-28-21, 10:06 PM
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Did some poodling around meself today in the Sonoran Preserve:







Juvenile stripe-tailed scorpion:





Mammillaria tetrancistra:



The only orange bike remaining:



Vapor trail and ten balloonists:



DD

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Old 11-29-21, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by rccardr
Poodled?
He's English. They say odd things now and then.

@nlerner, Mssr. Black showed up at the Atelier a few weeks ago with that jersey. He told me he sent the artwork to Spectrum Cycles (peeps around the corner from me near the intersection where @johnnyace ran into you on the First Invitational). Oregon Cycle Works supplied the jersey, I believe. They now have the artwork, so go for it!
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Last good weather day in the PNW?

With weekend temps in the low 60's, @Andy_K and I took advantage and put in around 30 miles that included a nice climb and some gravel. We'd been riding in the general area for a few years but never turned up one street until more recently. It starts out as a fairly narrow, but inviting tree lined road, goes past some small farms on the hillside, and breaks out into the open near the top with incredible views.


near the top of Firdale Road - prolly some of our famous Oregon Pinot Noir vineyards settling down for the winter in the background


Pano view

At a country stop sign we ran into 2 other riders. They had 11 miles to get home to some homemade chili. I asked what kind of beer pairing they'd planned. None, they replied. I told them they were doing it wrong before Andy had a chance to say the same.
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Originally Posted by botty kayer
Interesting I've not heard that one before, only ever heard pootled, which has the same meaning.
Right. "Pootle": noun
1. A stroll; a wandering.

As opposed to "hoon", I suppose? Er, wait a minute... same source...

"Hoon": noun
  1. Same as Hun.
  2. A unit of weight, used to measure opium in British-controlled China.
  3. A pimp.
This is why the English language never made any sense until we Yanks disambiguated it. You're welcome.

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Old 11-29-21, 06:25 PM
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I rode to work! Might not sound like much but it was my first commute since late May, just before school let out for the summer. I injured my shoulder in August, and just recently was able to start riding again. I missed my short but hilly commute into the Berkeley Hills to start the work day.



Gitane Grand Tourisme at work
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20-mile ride to the bakery.

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Always thankful to post this thread

Been poottling around the neighborhood with mini-rides during the breaks in the precip. For what seems a long time.

got a real ride yesterday


Damp road, wet in many spots, green at the edges

Eddy’s compact double crankset is becoming a favorite

First ride with new Acorn bag.




clear your handlebars and your…..oooopps….not cleared. Oh well?!?
Stay flexible and open to new ideas?
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I haven't ridden over ten miles in one day since I was in my 20s...and I'm 60 now. I got the Centurion a few weeks ago, and have been riding a bit more each time I take it out. But it's fun...
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Old 12-02-21, 10:04 PM
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Went out for a quick 30 between meetings. Temps in the upper 50s (in December!)

At the Highland Park train station



Almost completely dark by 4:30pm. Nice sunset!

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I haven't ridden over ten miles in one day since I was in my 20s...and I'm 60 now.
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Still warm weather mid 50's and no sign of significant snow cover in around Fairplay which normally has a couple feet of snow in places this time of year, I actually miss want some snow. it has been 257 without significant snow a record.. Took the old Nishiki single speed trainer out for a short ride.


Feels looks like mid Summer when there should be foot or more of snow and ice on the trail.


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Lunch ride 🤙🏻

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