Below are the top three most looked at photos on this website during August 2013.
Number 1 (768 views) : Nalini Columbia Highroad Team kit
Number 2 (696 views) : Nalini Columbia Highroad Team kit
Number 3 (340 views) : Stevens racing suit
Third ever 100 mile cycle
Yes, just done it again!! For the third year in a row, I have done a 100 mile cycle!! Next year my 100 mile cycle with be the Prudential RideLondon-Surrey 100. That’s if I get a place of course!
I will now leave you with the route map, elevation graph, route statistics and photos.
Route map:-
Elevation graph:–
Route statistics:-
- Start time: 11:21 am
- Distance: 100.08 miles
- Time: 7:45:44 (h:m:s)
- Elapsed Time: 10:45:37 (h:m:s)
- Avg Speed: 12.9 mph
- Max Speed: 32.3 mph
- Elevation Gain: 1,392 meters
- Min Elevation: 8 meters
- Max Elevation: 179 meters
Data from: Garmin Connect — connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/361871039
Photos from the cycle:-
Rabobank Cycling Team kit photos : 11/08/2013
Since I had not been out cycling in my Rabobank Cycling Team kit for a number of weeks. It was about time I changed that :). Oh and just to remind you. If you click on the photo, you will also be showing a google map, showing where each photo was taken!
06-Aug-2013 : theBythams – Grantham Canal loop
I had great fun cycling from theBytams to Grantham, then back home via Grantham Canal and Woolsthorpe. I love cycling out that way, since I get to use National Cycle Network Route 15 (NCR 15) which runs along next to Grantham Canal for a good number of miles. Also it’s got some good hills, to give my legs a bit of a workout!
I will now leave you with the route map, elevation graph, route statistics and photos.
Route map:-
Elevation graph:–
Route statistics:-
- Distance: 42.05 miles
- Time: 3:12:55 (h:m:s)
- Avg Speed: 13.1 mph
- Max Speed: 31.7 mph
- Elevation Gain: 769 meters
- Min Elevation: 44 meters
- Max Elevation: 188 meters
Data from: Garmin Connect.
Photos from the cycle:-
July 2013 most popular photos
Below are the top three most looked at photos on this website during July 2013.
Number 1 (454 views) : Wetsuit cycling
Number 2 (241 views) : Wetsuit cycling
Number 3 (156 views) : Nalini Columbia Highroad Team kit
More cycling photos taken with the new camera
Here are some more cycling photos taken with my new Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V Digital Bridge Camera that I got yesterday. Think I am getting to get use to it! Love that it’s got a GPS build in. So I will never forget where I have taken the photos. To see the location for yourself, just click on a photo below and you will see a nice map under the photo :).
10-Jul-2013 | Pearl Izumi Team Garmin-Chipotle team kit
Here are some photos of myself wearing the Pearl Izumi Team Garmin-Chipotle team kit.
05-Jul-2013 | Nalini HTC columbia team kit photos
Here are some photos of myself wearing the Nalini HTC columbia team kit. During today’s mini 24.14 mile cycle. I say mini, since to me anything less than 30 miles is a mini cycle.
05-Jun-2013 : Killearn to Inversnaid
I am so happy! This time I made it all the way from Killearn to Inversnaid. If you have been following this website for a good while. You may remember that way back in October 2011, I did try to do this cycle. But due to running out day light, I only made it to Loch Arklet then had to turn back. So this time, I made sure I set off at the better time. Also it helped since, I did it during summer. So had many more hours of day light to play with!
After doing this cycle, it’s going to make cycling around Lincolnshire, look very boring indeed! It may not the very good from the route map below. If you check it out on google street view, you will see why I loved doing it to much!
I will now leave you with the route map, elevation graph, route statistics and photos.
Route map:-
The dark blue section of the route, shows new roads I covered during the cycle.
Elevation graph:–
Route statistics:-
- Distance: 59.19 miles.
- Time: 4:37:35 (h:m:s).
- Avg Speed: 12.8 mph.
- Max Speed: 30.3 mph.
- Elevation Gain: 1,287 meters.
- Min Elevation: 13 meters.
- Max Elevation: 197 meters.
Data from: Garmin Connect.
Photos from the cycle:-
05-Jun-2013 : Killearn to Inversnaid cycle photos
Here are some photos from the one and only cycle. I had time to do, during my mini break in Scotland. I cycled all the way from Killearn to Inversnaid. A round trip of 59 miles! I will post the route and cycle statistics soon…
You can check out my route at connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/323348756
