kingfisher
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The blue accents look great. Did you buy the blue wheels, or have your stock black rims powdercoated?Went to the mountains today. Heather Meadows, Mt. Baker WA.
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where did you TAKE your Tenere today?
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Rush2112tenere
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Yesterday did a 460 miles ride to Scottish border country, but got a bit carried away and almost reached Edinburgh before turning back for home. Mixed weather, got wet often.
This is on the B6399 towards Hawick, great track and empty apart from occasional bikes and aimless sheep.
The final pic is Jedburgh abbey built by David the first of Scotland in the 13th century.
This is on the B6399 towards Hawick, great track and empty apart from occasional bikes and aimless sheep.
The final pic is Jedburgh abbey built by David the first of Scotland in the 13th century.
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Here's my coast road and pic from Mac
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your 3 rd picture the bike is outside the cafe isn,t it great cafe that in there regular
rob
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Thanks. Haven't ponied up the $$$ for the blue rims (yet)! Black rims with Pro Grip blue reflective wheel tape.
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Rush2112tenere
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Indeed, it is and the last time I was there I was sat outside having coffee when one of the locals sat with me and we had a good chinwag for half an hour or so. I’m doing roads round the Elan valley on Saturday, looking forward to being in Wales again, love it.
great stuff hope the weathers good for you stunning part of the wales that all the best
rob
The Lyn Brianne is the best one as its alot less busy. I pick the route up from Llanwrtyd Wells go as far around ut as i can then loop back through Tregaron to Devils Bridge then come into Elan by the Devils Staircase. Its a great ride. It only gets busy at Devils Bridge. Love that area of Wales.
Rush2112tenere
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Many thanks for this Fac, I will use your route.
you can get into lyn brianne in llandovery as well
rob
rob
There are some tight narrow lanes on parts and farm type roads but just take it easy on them and all is good.Many thanks for this Fac, I will use your route.
Boris
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Wales is a great place, especially good for biking, I think another visit is needed! Meanwhile, here’s a few pics from last year.....
Have a great time.
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Rush2112tenere
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Cheers Boris, hopefully I’ll get that kind of weather. Great pics.
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More Missouri today.
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Yep! I really was surprised today how much traction it still got when I got in some mud. It won't last much longer though.Is that back tire as worn as it looks?
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"Not properly socialized"
I was feeling really squirrel
Like a young strong punk
My head was in a whirl
Until I got to.........
and then there’s this
Like a young strong punk
My head was in a whirl
Until I got to.........
and then there’s this
Well, yeah, there's plenty of rubber on the sides. I would not want to ride that tire on pavement. . . . in the rain.