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Biker395 08-03-16 04:33 PM

My garage door.

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...psgrl0ihpg.jpg

DiabloScott 08-05-16 01:15 PM

I didn't go to Atlanta or Lake Tahoe or Muscatine.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/dQ...=w1152-h864-no

TimothyH 08-05-16 03:54 PM


Originally Posted by DiabloScott (Post 18963664)
I didn't go to Atlanta

Wise choice.

DiabloScott 08-08-16 01:22 AM

On my vintage road bike!

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-f...=w1024-h576-no

joewein 08-15-16 12:04 AM

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Ti...NRqT8=s1200-no

The road to the Ogurazawa ruins (Nichitsu ghost town) northwest of Tokyo

Rob In RealLife 08-15-16 07:04 AM

From My last ride
 
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highway riding

BluesDawg 08-15-16 10:29 AM

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...g/P1020085.jpg

http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d1...g/07141603.jpg

TimothyH 08-15-16 10:41 AM

Too flat to be North Georgia.

Where is this?

The top is red soil but the bottom pic is sandy, south of the gnat line?

Biker395 08-15-16 11:54 AM

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Did a 250 mile training ride this weekend from Malibu to Gaviota and back. Between fast food stops (:innocent:) we stopped for a photo at Faria Beach.


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BluesDawg 08-15-16 11:04 PM


Originally Posted by TimothyH (Post 18986180)
Too flat to be North Georgia.

Where is this?

The top is red soil but the bottom pic is sandy, south of the gnat line?

Both are within a few miles of my home near Milledgeville in middle Georgia. There are hills just ahead of and just behind both of those flat scenes. We are right on the Fall Line, the transition between the Piedmont region and the Coastal Plains. We have plenty of hills and some flat areas and we have red clay and white sand and everything in between. Here is another shot taken not far from the other two.

https://c5.staticflickr.com/8/7520/1...8bb8f843_b.jpgIMG_5353 by Benny Watson, on Flickr

David Bierbaum 08-16-16 08:52 AM


Originally Posted by Rob In RealLife (Post 18985670)
highway riding

I like that mirror! Where did you find it?

takenreasy 08-16-16 04:15 PM


Originally Posted by Rob In RealLife (Post 18985670)
highway riding

That's one sweet ride. I had two Varsity's when I was a kid. The first, my favorite brown one, was swiped as it sat unlocked outside a store and my replacement green one made its way to relatives when I moved out of my parents house.

TimothyH 08-16-16 08:05 PM


Originally Posted by BluesDawg (Post 18987837)
We have plenty of hills and some flat areas and we have red clay and white sand and everything in between.

Right on the gnat line! Sounds real nice though.

Have you seen http://www.gravelcyclist.com/?

TimothyH 08-16-16 08:07 PM

Silver Comet Trail, Dallas, Ga

Trestle over the Pumpkinvine Creek.


https://www.dropbox.com/s/p8lwjj7pqg...6.002.jpg?dl=1

https://www.dropbox.com/s/n2vb53emqd...6.001.jpg?dl=1

TimothyH 08-19-16 12:13 PM

https://www.dropbox.com/s/pwzwpa3c5b...6-003.jpg?dl=1

metalheart44 08-19-16 05:18 PM

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I love fast descents but the fast stopping at the end, not so much

Biker395 08-19-16 05:28 PM


Originally Posted by metalheart44 (Post 18997300)
I love fast descents but the fast stopping at the end, not so much

Egad. What happened?

metalheart44 08-20-16 12:04 PM


Originally Posted by Biker395 (Post 18997319)
Egad. What happened?

Short version: steep descent ending in a T intersection where I had to make a right turn. As I lined up to make the turn near the bottom a car cut the corner a bit short and I had to change my line into the curve and as I made the turn got too close to the edge of the pavement and my wheel caught the edge and took me into the ditch and I went over the handlebars landing on my head, shoulder and knee. Could have been worse.......

steelbikeguy 08-20-16 12:33 PM

the heavy morning humidity didn't make the riding comfortable, but did provide some good visual effects!

https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8441/2...c449be_c_d.jpg


Steve in Peoria

BluesDawg 08-21-16 01:38 PM


Originally Posted by TimothyH (Post 18990139)
Right on the gnat line! Sounds real nice though.

Have you seen Gravel Cyclist: The Gravel Cycling Experience

Sure. I've run into JOM, K-Dogg, Dr. Pain and others of the Gravel Cyclist crew at several middle Georgia gravel riding events. Here's their video report of a race/ride I helped organize.
Red Clay Ramble Race Video ? 2014 Edition | Gravel Cyclist: The Gravel Cycling Experience

GeneO 08-21-16 06:50 PM


Originally Posted by steelbikeguy (Post 18998516)
the heavy morning humidity didn't make the riding comfortable, but did provide some good visual effects!

https://c1.staticflickr.com/9/8441/2...c449be_c_d.jpg


Steve in Peoria

Very nice! :thumb:

GeneO 08-21-16 06:51 PM


Originally Posted by metalheart44 (Post 18998476)
Short version: steep descent ending in a T intersection where I had to make a right turn. As I lined up to make the turn near the bottom a car cut the corner a bit short and I had to change my line into the curve and as I made the turn got too close to the edge of the pavement and my wheel caught the edge and took me into the ditch and I went over the handlebars landing on my head, shoulder and knee. Could have been worse.......

Ouch. Glad you are OK (albeit not real pretty).

steelbikeguy 08-21-16 08:36 PM


Originally Posted by GeneO (Post 19001043)
Very nice! :thumb:

thanks much! I knew that the humidity would eventually prove to be useful for something! ;)


Steve in Peoria (where we finally had a break from that humidity today)

metalheart44 08-22-16 08:25 AM


Originally Posted by GeneO (Post 19001047)
Ouch. Glad you are OK (albeit not real pretty).

I might have to steal your Avatar! I never was pretty so no worries for me, back on the bike and doing fine.

Biker395 08-22-16 08:51 AM


Originally Posted by metalheart44 (Post 19002094)
I might have to steal your Avatar! I never was pretty so no worries for me, back on the bike and doing fine.

Jeez ... I kinda like your avatar!


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