Interesting pics of your bicycle
#201
Nothing new, but my only cool pic.

I need some new material. Too bad my current camera is too big to lug on a ride.

I need some new material. Too bad my current camera is too big to lug on a ride.
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#204
ub3r n00b
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Minnesota
Bikes: Bianchi Via Nirone, Trek 6000SS, Zebrakanko FG
#205
Sua Ku
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Hot as hell, Singapore
Bikes: Trek 5200, BMC SLC01, BMC SSX, Specialized FSR, Holdsworth Criterium
By the way my wife got me this:

after I had killed her point and shoot on a wet ride (it got soaked in a split zip lock, in my seat bag.)
The Olymus is small, water proof, shock proof, slim and easy to operate with one hand. Great jersey pocket camera. Photos are ok for a point and shoot. I don't worry about rain, sweat, dirt and if I drop it when I am riding it should survive!
#206
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Bump ... to get some "spring" photos in here.
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#207
Genetics have failed me
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Zorneding, Germany
Bikes: Norwid Aaland, Radon Slide 140, Elom 505 Titan, Dahon mju, Pedalforce CX1, Battaglin Power+, Old MTB and lots of spare parts
This thread made me dig out my France touring pics from 1990. Enjoy:
Me and my best friend back then in Germany were doing a trip through southern France.
Here are a view pics:
Sleeping right at the Mediterranean Sea. Next morning everything tasted like salt. Bleh. But it was beautiful to sleep right at the beach. No tent, just sleeping bags.

Stopping at the top of a mountainpass. I was the one always taking pics so I'm not in any of them
My bike was the red mountain bike. It was hell to climb in the Central Massif with such a heavy bike. But I was 17 and I didn't know any better back then. The panniers were mostly filled with water and food. Very little cloth for two weeks riding. Clipless you ask? Him and I were apprentices, we had barely any money.

I have some more and post a view more bike pics, but I'm far away from done scanning hundreds of slides.
Thomas
Me and my best friend back then in Germany were doing a trip through southern France.
Here are a view pics:
Sleeping right at the Mediterranean Sea. Next morning everything tasted like salt. Bleh. But it was beautiful to sleep right at the beach. No tent, just sleeping bags.

Stopping at the top of a mountainpass. I was the one always taking pics so I'm not in any of them

My bike was the red mountain bike. It was hell to climb in the Central Massif with such a heavy bike. But I was 17 and I didn't know any better back then. The panniers were mostly filled with water and food. Very little cloth for two weeks riding. Clipless you ask? Him and I were apprentices, we had barely any money.


I have some more and post a view more bike pics, but I'm far away from done scanning hundreds of slides.
Thomas
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#209
Genetics have failed me
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From: Zorneding, Germany
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Here's another one. This time of me lying and relaxing next to my bike at the Pont Du Gard.

Thomas

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We started this last year about this time ... do you have any more to add since then? 
Remember ... keep them non-traditional ... no white garage doors ....

Remember ... keep them non-traditional ... no white garage doors ....
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#213
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A couple from this past summer ...


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#219
You gonna eat that?
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From: Fort Worth, Texas Church of Hopeful Uncertainty
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just had a dorkdiskectomy today when the LBS fixed a broken spoke for me. The patient is doing well after surgery.
#221
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#222
Man I miss Cincy!!
You should take it up to the park in covington (forget the name, but where the "ghost hill" is...)
and snap some pics looking north at downtown and the stadiums...those would be some cool shots...
cant wait to get back up there and ride...
















