BLAKE, I love your Schwinn- she`s a real beauty!
I dunno, EG. For the past couple years I`ve had trouble doing that too. Hope that`s some consolation.Originally Posted by edwardgibbs
BLAKE, I love your Schwinn- she`s a real beauty!
I dunno, EG. For the past couple years I`ve had trouble doing that too. Hope that`s some consolation.
You have to use the direct link to the picture. Flickr made this complicated intentionally, but you can still do it.
Open your link (from Flickr). From "Actions" drop-down menu choose "View all sizes". Then click on the desired size. After that, right-click on the picture and copy the link (this depends on your browser: with Firefox you choose "Copy Image Location"). Last step is to insert the picture in your post, using "Insert Image" button.
The result:
Well, there's the rig. Thanks for the info
Well, here it goes again. This my fully loaded touring bike on a trip to the White Mountains last fall
beautiful
Yes, extremely nice. We'll done and well balanced backing as well.
12' SuperiorLite SL Pro w/ Sram Rival | 10' SuperiorLite SL Club w/ Sram Force | 06' Giant FCR (Dropbar) w/ Shimano 5700 | 10' GT Avalanche 3.0 Disc
Here's my Thorn Nomad MK II as I ride around the world. More details on build here: http://www.tiredofit.ca/2011/03/10/thorn-nomad-mk2/
Currently Pedaling around the world away from a career in Information Technology - Tired of I.T! www.tiredofit.ca
Books, Gear, and Free Campsite Listing for Bicycle Tourists along with free trip journals at www.bicycletouringhub.com
^Good luck with your trip, and have fun.
2013 Tern Link C7: miles of folding.
Not loaded but this is my Origin-8 700CX
http://i1114.photobucket.com/albums/...gin8Tour-1.jpg
Frame up build on my Trek 790. took it on a fairbanks to seward trip. Did awesome!!! have received a lot of comments on this bike. 100% pure custome baby
<a href="http://media.photobucket.com/image/trek 790/mse871859949/790.jpg?o=1" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/z362/mse871859949/790.jpg" border="0"></a>
I lived in Alaska for a while, loved mountain bikng up there. The ride from Fairbanks to seward must have been fantastic on bike, so much to see!Frame up build on my Trek 790. took it on a fairbanks to seward trip. Did awesome!!! have received a lot of comments on this bike. 100% pure custome baby
<a href="http://media.photobucket.com/image/trek 790/mse871859949/790.jpg?o=1" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1186.photobucket.com/albums/z362/mse871859949/790.jpg" border="0"></a>
ben n kyle ak.jpgTrek 790 frame.jpgTrek 790 beer.jpg I can't seem to find a loaded picture
Now that is what I call packing the "essentials."
What front rack is that? I am very interested. Awesome bike!
12' SuperiorLite SL Pro w/ Sram Rival | 10' SuperiorLite SL Club w/ Sram Force | 06' Giant FCR (Dropbar) w/ Shimano 5700 | 10' GT Avalanche 3.0 Disc
Salsa Down Under rack.
looks "loaded" to me...
http://pedalmybike.com/userTrackies/myTrackie4684.jpg
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instant human: just add coffee
trek 830 mountain track
will be loaded in two weeks:
Pedalroom
I ride I ride
carries about 7 days of provisions.
Nice! I like it. What kind of bike is that?
Nice! I like it. What kind of bike is that?
Surly Big Dummy
Another roadside attraction - Harris Creek Spruce - Vancouver Island between Cowichan Lake and Port Renfrew.
Last edited by rzldzl; 03-06-12 at 09:38 AM. Reason: pics showing intermittently
It's really nice to see some rackless setups, especially on a Big Dummy (or longtails in general). To me frame bags look and feel more "intentional", as opposed to racks+panniers, which in my book feel improvised and are lacking in key areas, with bad clearances and worse aerodynamics. With this rig, I'm sure you have/had a lot of fun on your tour. I'm still at least 3 months away from my summer tour, and I haven't even rebuilt the bike yet, but these pics make me wanna start spraying the parts even in the cold weather here and hit the roads as soon as possible!
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