Today we crossed the south of Ile de France, from east to west,

Riding out of Woodbridge Monday morning(March 29), ksu at 9am, back by 3pm. At least 200 miles. If I get interest, I'll post a meeting point to start from. Similar to this... https://www.relive.cc/v...

I'll be riding next Tuesday and Wednesday between 830am and 230pm. Anyone who enjoys a brisk pace is welcome to join me. 200+ miles each day. ***updated info*** Tuesday ride starts here: Ksu at 9:3...

Days 2-3: Sarlat le Canéda, Rocamadour and Gouffre de Padirac. Want curves and swerves the department roads here are amazing! Lots of corners and no shoulders!!...

SmPro Wheels confident off road...

The weather was beautiful and it was reasonably warm considering the amount of snow on the ground. I'm ready for some of my longer day ride options to open up - CA Hwy 4, CA Hwy 108, Mormon Emigrant...

Climbed the Struggle, then passed through Ambleside, Rydal, and Grasmere, followed the road by Thirlmere to Keswick. From there, carried on to Caldbeck Common before heading back. Spent the whole day...

The scenery is beautiful as usual, and the shade near the river is very refreshing for breaks. On the agenda: the castles of Gesvres-le-Duc and La Trousse, the banks of the Marne in Ussy-sur-Marne, a...

We need to break in the rear tire!...

To the Val d'Oise and Oise departments, to see the châteaux of Courcelles, Presles, and Chantilly. Enjoy your bikes, friends....

Wexford to Kerry on the coast road as much as possible did end up in the mountains after a biker recommended it...

This city has a real hideaway and wonder made by Provence with yellow and ochre-colored houses and alleys of Platanes. Collapsed houses, shaded alleys create an atmosphere from another time. To note,...

So let's head to Troyes and the lakes of the Parc de la Forêt d'Orient: Lac d'Orient (Seine reservoir), Lac d'Auzon-Temple and Lac d'Amance, which are reservoirs of the Aube, tributaries of the Seine...

Two magnificent castles, full of history: A royal residence since Louis VI in the 12th century, Saint Germain saw the birth of 3 kings: Henry II, Charles IX and finally Louis XIV and also Marguerite...