I like riding on my bike (80)
Tiger_MothYeovil, Somerset, England UK23 Threads 2,833 PostsTraolach: Why say Roger and out? You are not on cb radio now
Why are you asking? Is it ringing any bells Tigger.
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bodleing2:
If you go from Penistone towards Woodhead you can leave the TPT, head towards Langsett and go around Langsett reservoir. This route takes you past a place called North America...I kid you not.....
Maybe next summer, I think my long trecks are finished for this year.If you go from Penistone towards Woodhead you can leave the TPT, head towards Langsett and go around Langsett reservoir. This route takes you past a place called North America...I kid you not.....
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Tiger_Moth: Why are you asking? Is it ringing any bells Tigger.
None Kanga------ This thread is Archived ------
Tiger_Moth:
I'm going to call you Tigger from now on as all you do is bounce in and out of threads causing as much havoc as you can.
I don't really mind him hanging around the place; I can put up with him as long as he doesn't do anything nasty on the carpet.I'm going to call you Tigger from now on as all you do is bounce in and out of threads causing as much havoc as you can.
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Harbottle: Maybe next summer, I think my long trecks are finished for this year.
I've converted one of my bkes to an ebike, thats why I'm out almost every day, rain or shine.------ This thread is Archived ------
Harbottle: I don't really mind him hanging around the place; I can put up with him as long as he doesn't do anything nasty on the carpet.
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Harbottle: I don't really mind him hanging around the place; I can put up with him as long as he doesn't do anything nasty on the carpet.
Maybe we can all club together for a scratch post to keep him amused,but I draw the line at a litter tray.
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bodleing2: I've converted one of my bkes to an ebike, thats why I'm out almost every day, rain or shine.
I've only got one bike, and I am the motor. 
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Harbottle: I've only got one bike, and I am the motor.
I still use my other three....but not all at once.------ This thread is Archived ------
Harbottle: Sounds just like me, bodleing, except I'm not cycling alongside the Ashron Canal. There are a few disused railway tracks where I live that have been turned into cycle paths. I'm getting a bit braver about going on the road, but I avoid it if possible.
On one of my favourite disused railway tracks, the Mawddach Trail in Wales near Barmouth.
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;'Far from the madding crowd'
On a beach in North Wales this Summer.
On a beach in North Wales this Summer.
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My ebike on the beach at sunset.
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bodleing2: My ebike on the beach at sunset.
How romantic, bodleing. I notice none of your bikes have mudguards, that seems to be the trend these days. I got them to fit mudguards to mine before I took it away from the shop. I'll see if I can find a picture of it.
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Looks like a good solid bike,,,,
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This is an ebike I had earlier this year, sadly it was stolen not long after I bought it....
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bodleing2: Looks like a good solid bike,,,,
With all the stuff I've got in the panier bags, it's heavier than me. ------ This thread is Archived ------
I have biked the Harlem Valley Rail Trail in NYS a few times. You can take a bicycle from NYC on a just over 2 hour train ride to Wassaic, NY then bike 20 miles north to the end in Copake Falls, NY where you will find a short walking trail to Bash Bish Falls in Massachusetts.
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KarloradoFL: I have biked the Harlem Valley Rail Trail in NYS a few times. You can take a bicycle from NYC on a just over 2 hour train ride to Wassaic, NY then bike 20 miles north to the end in Copake Falls, NY where you will find a short walking trail to Bash Bish Falls in Massachusetts.
Sounds fantastic Karl. I did a bit around CT a few years ago when I was working there, couldn't find many off-road tracks though.
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KarloradoFL: I have biked the Harlem Valley Rail Trail in NYS a few times. You can take a bicycle from NYC on a just over 2 hour train ride to Wassaic, NY then bike 20 miles north to the end in Copake Falls, NY where you will find a short walking trail to Bash Bish Falls in Massachusetts.
That looks spectacular, Karlorado. There's nothing quite like that where I do my cycling.------ This thread is Archived ------
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