jpeezy85

Not today but last friday.

alexaschwanden

Today i rode 65.7 miles from san jose to palo alto then over the bridge to fremont and around the levees and back to palo alto where i took Caltrain to san jose. I bought some innertubes and later a oreo milkshake because it was hot today. The weather was 60-97F sunny with light winds. I have now 1800+ miles in one month of owning this bike, that is a new record for me. I added and modified a rear rack to the front of the bike and added a trunkbag, it works great.

mrv 

road to Zingerman's Deli. got coffee. dirt roads. rain. sun. friends. best ride in a long time.
https://plus.google.com/photos/11838...Oe_2Kf28f7NoQE

HardyWeinberg

Stuck an extra 15 miles into the middle of my 12 mile commute to visit some cattle and other livestock.

I should have remembered that going down into that one river valley I was going to have to come out again.

alexaschwanden

update: 2014 Surly Cross Check - 1862+ miles in 4 weeks of owning it. I added a front trunk bag and rack with rear panniers, over 50+ pounds.

ButchA

I just got back...

I rode from my house here in the western suburbs of Richmond, Virginia, and rode down to the James River along Riverside Dr., turned around and rode back the same way. 14.30 miles in 57:33 for an avg speed of 14.9 mph.

On the return trip on Riverside Dr., I stopped at the "Z Dam" where people always kayak in the rapids (and go through the "chute" (top/center) in the dam). I snapped a photo of my C&V '85 Fuji Del Rey up against the fence with the river in the background.

jrossbeck

Put in my first 20+ mile ride of the year - 24.5 to be exact. Just roaming around the streets, saw a couple deer on a paved trail. I've only been riding one or two days a week this year, been swimming and running a lot lately. Almost forgot how much I love the bike.

phil_k

Started in Denver, climbed lookout mountain and rode back. Forgot my heart rate monitor so I couldn't do a top effort. I had never been there before so I didn't know how short it was and never started suffering. Ended up barely in the top quarter on strava but could have done better. I had a lot of energy leftover after the ride that went to waste.

Lotus907efi

I have been riding a 30 - 35 mile loop here in Youngstown Ohio that takes me through Mill Creek Park. I am constantly amazed at how few people I see in such a large inner city park (Mill Creek Metroparks ranks among the largest metropolitan-owned parks within the city limits of any US city). Usually on my loop through the park I usually only see two or three other road cyclists.

Shown below is a picture of the oldest bridge in Mill Creek park that was errected in 1895 and still functions as a regularly used vehicle and pedestrian bridge spanning the east and west sides of Mill Creek. The one side of the road that leads down to this bridge is very nice downhill section where I usually hit 30 - 32 MPH. The other day I passed a newer Mustang on a curve just before the bridge because they were dawdling along enjoying the view.

mrv 

40 mile ride for the 4th. Some trespassing around an airport. Coffee at the Ugly Mug. And a big metal rooster.

K.Katso

I rode to Utrecht and back (145km round-trip) to watch the Tour de France time trial.

alexaschwanden

Sorry i was in Minnesota for the week and weekend, i biked about 28 miles on the paul bunyan trail there with my father. Also i today i got back and rode 26.5 miles from palo alto to san jose. It feels good to get back on the bike after not rideing for a while, i visited some cousins and their new babies.

alexaschwanden

Today i rode 50+ miles on two bikes, from san jose to palo alto and back. The weather was about 64F sunny with light winds. It was a nice ride.

JamesB722

Kelly Drive, Philadelphia

d1961

I went here and made it back.

stevebiker

I always ride on the Tammany Trace, a 30+ mile dedicated bike path through the woods and suburbs. It's part of the Rails to Trails system, being converted from old railroad lines. No cars or other motor vehicles allowed, and only a few street crossings.

I won't ride on public roads.

The Trace is great, and is the only bike path like it in Louisiana.

Scummer

Rode from Kalterer See in Sued Tirol/Italy to Kuftstein/Austria on Sunday. It was very hot, 95F-100F, the last 10km of the climb is around 8-10%. Pretty difficult climb for a bigger cyclist like myself. But the apple strudel on top was awesome!
Before that Sunday as a 12 man group we rode from Lenggries/Germany to the Kalterer See from Thursday to Saturday. Passed by the Passo di Stelvio. Wanted to go up there so badly, but didn't have the time since I was with the group. Most of the 340km into Italy it was mostly bike path, a long distance route called Via Claudia Augusta. Very nice nature and beautiful views of the Alps. Highly recommended!

https://www.strava.com/activities/339830098
View from the Penser Joch:

alexaschwanden

Today i rode 50+ miles with my road bike from san jose to redwood city and back to palo alto, then switched bikes and took the caltrain back to san jose. I had a flat this morning a really big goat head, so i stopped by a bike shop and bought/installed tuffy tire liners. I hope it works. Also i had a oreo milkshake too.

Johnny Mullet

Took my Huffy Techtra Lite on the 50 mile covered bridge loop in Ashtabula, Ohio. This is the first time I was ever able to do this on a road bike..........

Tpcorr

My son and I set out with the intent of doing 50 miles, first time he's done that distance, and a while since I have. We got kind of lost and ended up doing 60 miles. It was great.

Tom

JamesB722

Pennypack Trail to Delaware River, Philadelphia

alexaschwanden

Today i did 57.4 miles with my new mountain bike i bought since my last one was stolen. The weather was 64F cloudy with light winds. It was pretty fun and tiring. I now have three bikes in my stable.

alexaschwanden

Today i rode 83 miles with my fully loaded 53 lb mountain bike from san jose to redwood city and back. I had Jack in the Box burgers and fries for lunch and Subway sandwich on the way home. I also bought powerbars, cliff bars and a innertube today. I then saw 6 cop cars and a person arrested at my local train station. The 27.5 mountain bike is quite fun and challenging to ride.

t595

Vail Colorado to State Bridge. About 72 miles or so with a nasty climb out of Wolcott and then again back out of State Bridge. Average 16.8 mph

Alfa10

Rode from my place down to Bedford MA, got on the Minuteman Bikeway. Went to either Arlington or Cambridge, not sure which. Sat by the Uncle Sam statue for a while and watched traffic go by. Then back home. Weather was perfect this morning.