Ride Pics
#2077
Wrong thread unless unless you took a ride around your living room.
#2087
Veteran Racer


Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 11,855
Likes: 913
From: Ciudad de Vacas, Tejas
Bikes: 34 frames + 80 wheels
English is such a contextual language.
#2096
Senior Member
Joined: Jul 2013
Posts: 334
Likes: 1
There have been some awesome pictures recently. Makes me realize how boring most of my rides are... I need to get out more.
I was in Chicago Saturday (my first time ever) and was aboule to spend a good part of the day riding around. It was cold and windy and over cast and I was severely under dressed. Good times though.
I didn't get any good pics.

I was in Chicago Saturday (my first time ever) and was aboule to spend a good part of the day riding around. It was cold and windy and over cast and I was severely under dressed. Good times though.
I didn't get any good pics.

#2097
3,300 ft of climbing in 12 miles, supposedly with a 6 mile section of 8% grade. Not sure how that compares to normal mountainous riding as I am from Florida. But it was amazing!

Another ride with coworkers along a river and saw a bunch of bald eagles.

Another ride with coworkers along a river and saw a bunch of bald eagles.
#2099
(This is my preferred way to skin a cat, but there are others. My instructions are optimized for Google Chrome.)
1) Sign up for flickr.com. Upload your photos there and click on the one you want to post.
2) Click on the "download" icon on the lower right corner (looks like an arrow pointing down at a horizontal line), then "View all sizes".
3) Click on the desired size. Medium (800 pixel width) or Large (1024 pixel width) is usually good.
4) Right-click on the image and select "Copy image".
5) Come back to bikeforums.net, right-click in the text box, and click "Paste".
Boom, done.
1) Sign up for flickr.com. Upload your photos there and click on the one you want to post.
2) Click on the "download" icon on the lower right corner (looks like an arrow pointing down at a horizontal line), then "View all sizes".
3) Click on the desired size. Medium (800 pixel width) or Large (1024 pixel width) is usually good.
4) Right-click on the image and select "Copy image".
5) Come back to bikeforums.net, right-click in the text box, and click "Paste".
Boom, done.
#2100
:)
Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 3,420
Likes: 3
From: San Jose, CA
Bikes: Cannondale CAAD12, Specialized Rockhopper, Norco Fluid FS1
If you host on imgur, there's a link that you can copy/paste onto here that shows the image. Link is labeled "BBCode (message boards and forums)"
That's how I do it.
That's how I do it.













