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Man I dunno if I have any pics of me ON my bike????
Here!
http://www.facebook.com/ohsuzicue#!/...type=1&theater
Maybe that will work: I actually didn't have any pics of myself someone else took this one. I'm the one on the left on the green bike. I remember how dead I was here, wind had beat me up that day :eek:
Looking good, WR! I remember how excited you were when you got the Lemond.Quote:
Originally Posted by WindingRoad
Can't tell you're so pooped, but your bike sure is purty! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by WindingRoad
My new ride.
this was taken on the "your canyon for a day" ride in Yakima Canyon this weekend, and I'm riding it, so it counts as a photo of me, right?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_K...0/DSC03876.JPG
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_K...0/DSC03849.JPG
Wow. That velomobile is amazing! It's like you're in a Lotus or something! :D
TsPoet, that looks like a blast! Lucky you!
wow Poet, that looks like a very fast bike. What was your highest speed? Is it harder to go up hills with all the extra weight? Love the racy thing you have going on in the pic.
A lotus with a very poor engine.Quote:
Originally Posted by maillotpois
It is, I've put about 500 miles on it in the last 2 months. Mostly as a commuter/car replacement, it's great.Quote:
Originally Posted by emily_in_nc
My highest speed thus far has been 45 mph - on the ride in which those photos were taken. My nerves handle up to about 33 mph just fine, then they start to frazzle. So, I think 40 will be about my top speed from now on. It could go a lot faster. I had to pass some other cyclists by crossing a rumble strip in the center of the road, and nearly flipped as I lost control and skidded sidewase. My riding partner told me as long as I hit rumble strips at less of an angle they are fine, but I wasn't willing to try it again and had to slow down behind cyclists.Quote:
Originally Posted by ladyicon
It weighs about 65 lbs. I was impressed on this ride, lots of 1-3% grades up the canyon and it wasn't that hard - we averaged 12.7 mph up the 17.5 miles and 15.2 mph back down. But, it felt good, not like I was really burning to get up. According to rideswithgps, the total elevation gain up was 650 ft.
http://ridewithgps.com/users/33122/routes
I used to average 13.3 mph on my road bike commutes to work - so I'm slow by nature.
Here I am!!!
That could be anyone :confused:. Whooooo are you hoo hoo hoo hoo (the Who).
Me on my road bike:
http://www.pinkbikesite.com/gallery/dita/
Great pic Dita, or should I say Trek420?Quote:
Originally Posted by Trek420
ooh ooh looks like I didn't follow the rules! LOL. Here is a pic of me and DH, I have my sunglasses and helmet on, so I hope it counts
There are no rules. It is much nicer to see your face. Great pic of you and DH, also like the scenery.:oQuote:
Originally Posted by ivorygorgon
Just updated my blog with a trip to Ohio story...some is family/geeky stuff, but if you scroll down, you can read about a really cool ride we did up there and see some photos of DH and I and our Bike Fridays. I'm not fond of the photos of me, but I was having fun nonetheless. :p
http://emilys7.blogspot.com/2011/06/...p-to-ohio.html