Your ride today.... (part 1)

[DCLane]

Up to Royd Moor wind farm, whilst doing a couple of other jobs. 47 miles in total on the bike today.

It was dry, apart from one brief shower, mostly sunny and a quiet day. Windmill Nurseries cafe was busy as ever (where do their customers come from?) including a couple of old dears who were concerned since I'd cycled so far

 

[Edwards80]

Just got in from another wheelers ride. This time we climbed "Col Du Mellor" and had the Rapha Coffee van waiting for us at the top. Free coffee and cake is the future!

First time I have done a Cat 3 climb I was 5th to the top out of 20 odd folks. Rather pleased considering I was walking up easier climbs a few months ago! Loved riding quickly in a big bunch too All in all a cracking evening!

http://app.strava.com/rides/11897172

:EDIT: Just added a few pics to Flickr - http://www.flickr.com/photos/smeracing/sets/72157630319126170/

 

[HLaB]

Still awake from my ride but after it pi$$ing down for the last 40hours it actually stopped for tonight's (well last night's as I'm typing this at nearly 2am) Hilly TT. On last weeks TT (my first), I was striking my knee of the clip ons when I stood up to sprint, so I thought with it being a hilly TT I'd be standing up a fair bit, wrong My back wheel was sliding that much I had to stay seated most of the time on the climbs; I with I had used them now

 

[BigonaBianchi]

TodAy I rode over two passes each at over 5000ft
To get to baker city Oregon. Pics on my blog
Link in my Sig below. Hope it are all good

 

[HLaB]

The plan was for a ride to Corrieris (a cafe in Stirling) in the Summer sun. It didn't quite work out like that! I started to out run the rain as we headed towards Corrieris but it was shut! and whilst I was waiting for the others to catch up, to head back east it turned torrential! We came back by the railway path as the floods were getting pretty dangerous, it was pretty mucky though. Turin brakes, pain killer springs to mind!


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkIZXKJmZ38

The gps track:

http://connect.garmin.com/activity/193917346

 

[potsy]

63 mile circular route to Wheelock with 400bhp, bit windy but overall we had decent weather, blue sky for much of the ride.
Nice farm/cafe stop where bacon baps and tea/coffee were demolished

Plenty of riders out and about, good day

 

[derrick]

25 miles with the other half, a bit windy but sun all the way stopped for coffee and cake, nice easy relaxing ride.

 

[HLaB]

30 miles for me today on the DCC Open Day; we were blessed with a great dry/ sunny spell which was a relief and the turn out was good
True to form half an hour after I was home from much cake the heaven opened but I was watching the TdF

 

[TonyEnjoyD]

38 miles with my daughter (7) attached on a trailabike doing ride A of the cyclone challenge
Legs dead but daughter v happy n me dead proud of her.

 

[coffeejo]

28 miles, half of which was for the Breeze Ride Leader training. I passed!

 

[potsy]

28 miles, half of which was for the Breeze Ride Leader training. I was passed, lots.

 

[coffeejo]

 

[BigonaBianchi]

Riding in intense heat here in hells canyon idaho...rTtlesnakes, lakes, and amazing riding!

 

[colly]

Riding in intense heat here in hells canyon idaho...rTtlesnakes, lakes, and amazing riding!

Well it's July 1st, mid summer, so naturally it windy, wet and cold here

A cold, damp, windy but enjoyable early morning jaunt. 50 odd miles.

http://ridewithgps.com/trips/747112

 

[coffeejo]

Please don't throw me off this thread, but I went for a w-a-l-k today instead of one of the two rides that were also options.

Sorry.