Beautiful Mondia. I should get mine re-painted and restored, but it has the fade-out to chrome and I don't trust anyone local to paint it.

The Eastern Sierra Double was last weekend. The weather was changeable and iffy. We had sun. We had rain. We had hail. The highlight (or lowlight) for me was a 30 MPH+ wet-braked descent down to the finish down the Sherwin Grade in twilight darkness (and with a lot of migrating deer about no less). But it wasn't without it's charms.

Stunning

Long days gave me time to ride an extra bit, so the Cedar River Trail also goes to Lake Washington, past the Boeing 737 plant.

Both the pic and a 50+ doing 200mi in a day.

[MENTION=102045]Biker395[/MENTION] is one of my cycling heroes from the Forum.

What’s that old saying? The “best things in life are free...”
I had a nice free ride in the area near my home.




Share the Road? Not around the commute hours...... no shoulder on most sections make May Valley Rd a sketchy route except on weekends.


We could use the rain, but this mostly just ‘blew through’.

Along the Arizona Canal


Why we can't have good stuff


Glendale Regional Heroes Park


The much loved goathead

Completed my first multi-day bike ride, and came home with plenty of pictures. Can't post any here however as I'm apparently still subject to the new member penalty, which I think says no posting photos until after posting enough text-only messages. Trying again . . .



On the GAP trail, Great Allegheny Passage, somewhere near the Mason Dixon Line, gazing over four states.

I did 34+ miles Saturday morning on my 2013 Fuji Absolute 2.1, starting before dawn to beat the Texas heat. Calm winds, but the 90% humidity was BRUTAL. I was glad I wore a Camelback in addition to bringing a bottle to squirt through the helmet vents.


Lights taken without a flash


Reflective strips on the Schwalbe Marathons and Transit saddle bag taken with the flash.


Texas Longhorns. Because, well, it's Texas...


Dawn breaking


The trail runs along Interstate I-35E while it crosses Lewisville Lake. The sunrise is one of the many reasons I like leaving before dawn.

Ahhhhhh, my view the next week. Sunset will be over the marsh. Margaritas are already getting chilled!!!


I’ll be riding over the bridge in the background to get off the island.

Figure 8 ?

Rode in the Natl Forest today. I like big trees!

Somewhere deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Georgia.

Awww ... thanks, Wildwood!

Elevation Zero!


Grips are about rotted away


Needs a new grip!


Ocean Water pretty clear today


This bike is pretty much relegated to beach rides anymore.


One of many turtle egg deposits


The dunes on Bird Island


The turn around point for today’s ride.

Nice wide beach to ride on at low tide

Just a ride in need of some road miles.



Cumberland, pop = not too many in ‘town’.


Turned up a new road, whoops it follows the Green River which is a major drinking water supply for Tacoma.


Oil trains


Steel is .... tough enough to be rails.

Love your beach. I love to whale around just beyond the break.
At least at the beaches i’ve been to.

Trespassing. Reported.

Social rules were invented by conformists
I'm more social contortionist

thanks [MENTION=272560]locolobo13[/MENTION] - must be strange looking at all these pics of green stuff. I used to be in Las Vegas, the desert life worn off me.

[MENTION=455144]Ogsarg[/MENTION] - that’s not the Holister,CA I remember. Do tell!

Such nice weather deserves a ride Down by th River
Passed the local public pool and the summer lifeguards were getting briefed, most schools are just getting out now.

Pedestrian bridge along the Dreamy Draw Bikeway


City viewpoint on 36th St north of Lincoln Dr


Indian Bend Wash Trail north of Shea Blvd


Next to the bike in the last pic. Never found the snake.