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Safer – Vein ID is impossible to replicate, unique to all of us, traceless and not susceptible to any form of identity theft, giving constant fraud protection.
Simpler – The ultimate wearable. Our fingers are always with us providing natural security to prove who we are and make payments. Easy for everyone.
Our vision is to make payments safe, simple and reliable. We put complete control of your security in your hands.
We've built the most fraud-proof system yet to help retailers transact securely.
Customers can prove their identity beyond doubt reducing the risk profile and as a result, lowering the costs of taking card payments.
Fingopay replaces the need for PINs and passwords and remove the need to carry cash or bank cards.
They allow consumers to pay for goods and services, to gain entry to events and to manage payments online using just a finger.
The Fingopay reader builds a 3D map of veins within a finger, creating a natural personal key. Each finger is unique to each of us. The chance that two people have the same vein structure is 3.4 billion-to-1. Fingopay has better recognition technology than iris recognition and is much more socially active.
There is no higher mathematical certainty of proving someone's identity so it's the most secure and convenient way to protect yourself and your data: passwords, bank and card data, tickets to events, boarding passes.
Fingopay conforms to Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standards and doesn't store an individual's biometric either…
Sthaler was created in 2012, born out of the need for AEG to engage festival-goers with a revolutionary cashless payment system offered by MasterCard.
Our solution gathered rich consumer data for the festival owners, provided financial visibility, revenue protection and security.
The PayPass touch pay NFC (near field communication) test was a success.
Music fans could pay for food and drink with a simple flick of their wrist. The idea was good, but for the perfectionists at Sthaler, the solution was not good enough. We wanted it to be flawless and fraud-proof…and to work any time, any place, anywhere. So we began working on a new system that fixed these real-world problems.
In 2012 Sthaler's team delivered FINGOPAY the worlds first ACHP CNP (Authenticated Card Holder Present, Card Not Present) payments and point of sale system at Festival No. 6 in Portmeirion, North Wales. This system addressed the information, payments security and flexibility required by merchants and consumers.
For the first time this allowed festival events to become securely "open-loop" and enable customers to spend directly on credit and debit cards, securing all payments with their unique biometric: the veins in their finger.
In 2013 Sthaler's team expanded the system to include ticketing and access control systems, removing the need for physical tickets and allowing event organisers to identify audience members beyond doubt. For the consumer it meant never losing their ticket for the event.
The Sthaler team is now working with Europe's biggest financial services companies to deliver larger scale solutions across the UK for high street retailers. Bringing our safe and secure payment system to music venues, transport operators, university campuses and supermarkets.
Fast, easy and secure payments are available to you, just using your finger, thanks to FingoPay, the revolutionary new system designed and built by British tech innovators Sthaler.
Already used by banks in Japan to secure 80,000 ATMs and by Barclays Bank in the UK for its commercial clients, finger vein technology is the identity guarantee of the future.
A partnership between Hitachi of Japan and Sthaler, Fingopay extends the technology to turn your finger into an ATM. Launching in the UK to British consumers first, during 2015/16 with partners, WorldPay and Hitachi.
Fingopay identifies you beyond any doubt in order to process your transactions securely within seconds. In the future, you'll be able to access events and update your personal records with no risk of fraud.
Use Fingopay at home to eliminate having to use username and passwords. There is no better way of protecting your online identity than using a key which is natural and unique to you.
Your fingers are really difficult to lose, they can't be stolen and used as you have to a live finger attached to your body and the system is built with so many safety features, it's nigh on impossible to break. Please get in touch with any questions by emailing email@example.com
Total peace of mind: all personal data belongs to you, it's held by your own bank, we don't hold it.
Travel safely with no more worries about losing your purse or wallet, bulking out that new designer dress or jacket with a wallet, you can make all your payments just by scanning your finger. And you will know that you are using the most secure payments system available today.
The Fingopay system benefits the shopkeeper too, overall transactions cost them less because they're 100% assured of your identity and overheads linked to fraud can be eliminated, discounts and fabulous loyalty offerings should come your way too. This will help your favourite shops to give you better more personalised service.
Of course your data is kept safe behind military grade security, its your choice whether you share your personal data or not with the shopkeepers you regularly use. If the rewards are there you may want to enjoy the benefits which could be discounts, free stuff or air miles.
All you need is your finger, what's next is up to you!
Nick has worked at the forefront of new multimedia and transmedia technologies for the past twenty years.
He has recently expanded his professional portfolio from music industry technologies by creating social platforms for group fans and permission-based predictive marketing strategies into federated platforms capable of much greater business intelligence for retail clients with integrated payments tech to engage and commercialise 'connected' audiences.
In 2012 he formed the company Sthaler, the original name for the US Dollar and the $ symbol, to work with Hitachi to build, test and deliver a pay-by-finger system which solved all the problems and vulnerabilities that existed in the current payments system.
In his spare time he coaches rugby, is a qualified referee with the Welsh RFU and sails with his wife and kids in Anglesey. Nick is a Board level marketer with proven commercial, management and interpersonal skills within dynamic global businesses.
A Board level marketer with proven Commercial, Management and Interpersonal Skills within dynamic global businesses.
He has been a director of strategic communications businesses and has held senior positions at BBH and Ogilvy/ WPP amongst others.
Simon has managed diverse teams in multiple locations to achieve award-winning results. He has consistently improved revenue and profitability through high standards of delivery and strong business partner relationships.
He brings both commercial acumen and a consumer perspective to the challenge of launching the Fingopay Brand and growing the Sthaler business around the world.
Outside of work, Simon is busy playing as much sport as he can fit in, spending time with his family and following Manchester City.
Quentin is an experienced corporate finance and commercial lawyer.
He retired from Berwin Leighton Paisner in 2002 (where he was the senior partner responsible for the Corporate Finance Technology Team) and operated his own law firm until 2012 when he transferred his firm to Burlingtons Legal LLP in Mayfair. Quentin continues to provide legal advice as a consultant to Burlingtons and also gives commercial advice to growth businesses.
Quentin was co-founder and director of Eurovestech PLC, a pan-European technology investment fund, which was listed on AIM for a dozen years. He has also served on the boards of several other technology and related business companies, including one Silicon valley company which he advised on obtaining an AIM listing and then successfully transferring the listing to NASDAQ (at which stage he left the board). Quentin also works with the business growth team at Cranfield University.
Michael joined the Sthaler board in October 2013, bringing with him a wealth of experience and outstanding track record in the payments industry, with a particular focus on strategic vision and growth.
For the past 4 years Michael has been the Managing Director of PayPoint.net, a subsidiary of FTSE 250 Company PayPoint. Prior to this, Michael was CEO at EPOSS, a start-up electronic product delivery and payment solutions company. Having sold this to First Data Corporation, Michael then founded Ukash, which is a global e-commerce cash payment network with clients such as Ladbrokes, and Skype and operating in 27 countries.
Having funded the investment and also served as CEO of Ukash, Michael then left to join PayPoint as International Director, initially leading the development of PayPoint's first international business in Romania. Michael also sits on the a board at Fawry, an Egyptian electronic bill payment and presentment (EBPP) network that enables the Egyptian public to conveniently and securely pay their bills and recharge mobile phones or other services like your CashU account.
Michael's rich experience in creating and building companies delivering financial technology for payments, uniquely qualifies him to ensure Sthaler maintains the right strategy to transition from a revolutionary technology company to a profitable corporation.
Festivals, Music and Sports Events, Conferences | Security with Convenience
The Sthaler team initially developed Fingopay payments and the Fi-D identity and access system whilst working with major promoters of global music concerts and festivals. The challenge for promoters is to introduce a secure, convenient, cashless payment and access system that opens the loop and allows cash transactions from sources outside of the event, for example live card transactions.
The cost of handling cash for live promoters can be as high as 12%. The infrastructure lacks transparency and accountability and cash still accounts for 95% of all transactions. At large events, card and mobile payment infrastructure faces its own PCI restrictions and challenges which leaves consumers needing to obtain and carry cash making them vulnerable to loss or theft.
Fingopay and Fi-D also produce usable data that improves the promoter's visibility of onsite spending activity while most importantly, also improves the experience for fans and for merchants selling food and beverages.
Live entertainment and live sports sectors are increasing efforts both to protect fans by finding ways of being more transparent with the distribution of tickets and also looking for vending efficiency in order to reduce the volume of cash used.
Fingopay and Fi-D are inexpensive to manage and they give customers secure access to their cash through debit, credit cards and other accounts they register for example PayPal. The absolute assurance of a customer's identity means Fingopay is the most secure payment type available and so carries the lowest interchange rate. Fi-D enables authorised ticket migration, meaning a simple transfer of ticket from one assured individual to another enabling the event owner to comply with the law knowing exactly who is at the event.
High Frequency Retail | High Street, hospitality & restaurants
Fingopay and Fi-D have been designed to bring speed and accuracy and a sensible, secure, easy way to go shopping, out for dinner or to a club.
Transactions take fewer than 5 seconds including loyalty.
Each transaction can involve the customers mobile or wearable device for additional security.
All transactions are digitally receipted to customers' Fingopay account and email.
Whether a customer is at an event, on the high street, on the beach, by the pool or at the bar all they need to carry is their fingers and every transaction is secured by their unique natural identity that is impossible to replicate.
Securing & Syncing Your World | Vein ID instead of username & password
Reasons why Fi-D will replace your passwords:
Your vein map cannot be acquired by fraudsters, and unlike finger print, Vein ID is an internal biometric with a higher certainty of your identity than iris recognition technology.
We do not store your vein map. We store a unique representation that can never be used again. If someone did access our server, acquire an anonymous vein representation and use it, it would be rejected. Each time you use Vein ID, live medical data initiates a unique set of sequences.
You can't lose it and you can't give it away.
You can enrol different fingers to different aspects of your digital life – your online accounts, your smartphone or your event programme
How may we help you?
For immediate needs, call +44 (0) 203 189 1460 and ask to speak to one of our consultants.
For personalised attention, please fill out the form below to help us guide your enquiry.
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Lot 314: Selection of Royal Air Force and Colonial Air Forces Badges
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Royal Tunbridge Wells, United KingdomLive Auction
Description: Selection of Royal Air Force and Colonial Air Forces Badges, consisting of RFC other ranks cap badge with lug fittings, pair of RFC officers collar badges with lug fittings, single RFC collar badge, brass and enamel RFC sweetheart brooch, 2x Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) cap badges, Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) brass cap badge, cast brass South African Air Force cap badge, 2x brass other ranks RAF cap badges, WW2 Bakelite RAF cap badge with blade fittings, Observer Corps cap badge (repaired lugs), various metal trade badges, gilt metal pathfinders arm badge with blade fittings, EIIR dress belt buckle, plus other items. Various conditions. (41 items)
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There is also a farm in Punta Mona on the Carribean coast near Puerto Viejo
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What's Missing From CPAC
President Trump's team reported great beginnings for his conservative agenda to the thousands of conservatives assembled at CPAC, however, something was definitely missing.
Obamacare Signups Sag and It's Trump's Fault?
The Democrats and their media mouthpieces know that Obamacare has decimated their party. Thus, they desperately want to deed it over to Trump and the GOP. They couldn't care less if their reasoning fails to pass the laugh test or how many rhetorical pirouettes they must execute.
Delay of Obamacare Repeal Threatens Pro-Life Goals
The simple reality is this. If Planned Parenthood is going to be defunded in Obamacare, reconciliation must be used. Otherwise, the provision will succumb to a Democratic filibuster, and be removed from the bill. The longer the GOP continues to delay on repeal, the more unlikely it is they'll be able to use the reconciliation vehicle to repeal Obamacare, much less to defund Planned Parenthood.
Trump's Obamacare Order Is Bigger Than You Think
The President's order is by no means ordinary. Nor is it a symbolic bone thrown to his supporters to convince them that he is keeping an empty campaign promise. It is, rather, a clear signal to the bureaucracies that ultimately answer to him as the head of the executive branch. He knows the policies of some Presidents tend to evaporate, despite having been passed by Congress and signed into law, due to the intransigence of federal bureaucrats. Trump is telling them that this isn't going to work with him.
Obama: The Arrogance of Failure
President Obama is the most unaccomplished man to ever hold the office and has been given an eight-year free pass and never held to account for his failures; while Donald J. Trump hasn't even been sworn in and is already a human pinata for the snowflake right and the radical left.
DeWeese: The Solution to Healthcare Reform
Get government completely out of the healthcare industry where they don't belong. Don't try to write whole new policies. Let the insurance companies create policies to fit the market's needs.
Incurable Obamacare
Schumer said Republicans are like the dog that caught the bus. If Obamacare lives on, Democrats will be that dog. But is this what they really want, including the political suffering that the misbegotten health care program carries with it? I think the answer is yes. They're saving a great liberal dream. They can't let it die. They're addicted.
Establishment Media Acting Like Planned Parenthood's PR Network
As a recent NewsBusters study shows, so far in this news cycle, the major networks have skewed the coverage of the effort to defund Obamacare to make it look like the repeal effort is not about Obamacare's failed business model and job killing taxes and regulations, it's all about Planned Parenthood.
No More Excuses: Obamacare Must Be Repealed on Day One
When I was in the Senate, they would use every excuse to avoid fighting for conservative priorities. "Wait until we get the House." Done. "Wait until we get the Senate." Done. "Wait until we get the White House." Done and done. There are simply no alternatives left but to repeal Obamacare and win the fight (a shocking prospect for some!)
House conservatives to roll out Obamacare replacement
The Republican Study Committee, led by Rep. Mark Walker of North Carolina, is proposing to replace President Obama's healthcare law with a system where people can get tax deductions to help buy coverage on their own instead of through an employer.
No, Obamacare Repeal Isn't a Tax Cut for the Rich
In reality, these cuts will merely stop forcing hardworking Americans to pay for coverage they themselves cannot afford because of the "Affordable Care Act." Meanwhile, these Obamacare dead-enders also insist that any revenue policy that fails to punish successful Americans amounts to "tax cuts to the rich." This is why their side keeps losing elections.
Fake News About Obamacare Repeal
Obamacare is a failure by every objective standard. It doesn't work, the voters hate it, and the Republicans have a mandate to put it out of its misery. No amount of Democrat obstruction, fake news, phony studies, whining from #SnowFlakes, or snark from #SoreLosers can save it. It's time to pull the plug and move on.
God, Classrooms and Property Rights
When the Founders proclaimed that our rights came from our Creator, no future president or governing body could ever change, or rescind them, because they did not render them. This act ensured that our property rights were free from seizure... if we paid attention.
An Open Letter to President-elect Trump
President-elect Trump, we do not want to 'repeal and replace' Obamacare any more than we want to 'fix' Common Core, or 'tinker' with HUD's Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing. We want these centrally controlled mandates run down, rooted out wherever they lead, and vaporized until there is no trace they ever existed.
Capitol Hill GOP Leaders Up To Their Old Tricks Funding Obama's Priorities
The Capitol Switchboard is 1-866-220-0044. We urge CHQ readers to call Congress to oppose the 21st Century Cures Act (H.R. 34) and to join other limited government constitutional conservatives in opposing this one last giveaway to Obama's priorities by the feckless Capitol Hill Republican establishment.
Obamacare Repeal: Trump Has a Mandate
Last Tuesday's exit polls have a story to tell about Obamacare for anyone willing to listen: "Voters feeling that the law went too far are breaking decisively for Trump, 80 percent to 13 percent." In flyover country, we call this a mandate.
Here's how the impending ObamaCare disaster affects you
Trump gives states flexibility to improve Medicaid for the poor. His plan resembles what House Republicans are pushing, which means it might actually get passed. On Nov. 8, voters have the chance to rid this nation of ObamaCare. They should seize it.
Obamacare Implosion Exposes Web of Lies and Deceit
The only thing that has caught the left by surprise is that Obamacare has burst into flames so much faster than even severe critics -- such as myself -- ever thought possible. The left was praying the bad news wouldn't be exposed until after the election. Now at least Americans will go to the polls with the ugly facts right in front of them.
Yes, Obamacare Rate Hikes Do Hurt People with Employer Plans
Obamacare is harming individuals who buy coverage through its crumbling exchanges as well as those covered via their jobs. It's long past time to stop the madness.
Obamacare hikes hit states with close Senate races
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One additional thing that is definitely pretty important being aware of is the fact that, since 2014, the city of Willington has a rate of unemployment just about 5.9%. That is higher than the United States average unemployment level, as recent as the later part of 2015. That may be worthwhile contemplating about if you might be in the market for work inside of the city, reside in another place and searching in surrounding locations, or if you are hoping for towns and cities definitely worth relocating to, which also have fantastic job prospects.


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Cyberworks Robotics Wins Prestigious Federal Research Grant for New Robotic Technology
Collaborates With University of Waterloo
TORONTO, October 15, 2015 -- Great Rock Development Corp. (OTC: GROC) is pleased to announce the Canadian Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (the Canadian counterpart of NIST in the United States) has announced the approval of an advanced research grant for its wholly owned subsidiary Cyberworks Robotics Inc.
The grant will fund a scientific collaboration between the University of Waterloo and Cyberworks for the development of advanced autonomous path planning technology and will apply the results of past research on planetary rover technologies as well as new areas of mathematics to non-Boustrophedon Path Planning for Cyberworks' next generation of autonomous navigation guidance systems.
"We are all delighted with the approval and continued confidence in our team. This represents a leading-edge collaboration between two World-class entities," said Vivek Burhanpurkar, President of Cyberworks.
The technology, which replaces inefficient linear path trajectories which are used by conventional mobile robots, with more efficient curvilinear fluidic trajectories, significantly reduces time and energy demands on autonomous robots and will allow Cyberworks to extend its technological competitive advantage in industries ranging initially from robotic mobility aids for quadriplegics to unmanned industrial floor scrubbers. The professional floor care industry in the US alone is estimated at $25 billion annually, where labor accounts for roughly 50% of operating costs.
Mr. Burhanpurkar further commented, "These research grants are exceptionally difficult to come by. This is yet another validation of the leadership position of Cyberworks within the global research community."
Management expects to make further updates on this exciting collaboration as well as other developments in the near future.
Driven by Vision - About Great Rock / Cyberworks
Great Rock Development is a publicly traded developer of Robotics and autonomous navigation guidance systems. Through its wholly owned subsidiary Cyberworks Robotics, it is the world's oldest Autonomous Mobile Robotics Company. Its Mission is to leverage its technology to allow for the ubiquitous deployment of autonomous robotics in society. Our technology provides low-cost, high resolution machine vision based navigation technology for third party OEM products.
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Ever since RIM went down and i have installed OS6, my blackberry curve 9300 isnt not holding charge.
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Please guide me as I will travelling along Swiss-German border. I need to travel from Well am Rhein to Rhine falls.Is swiss rail pass valid for journey on RE 17013 from Weil am Rhein to Basel Basischer Bahnhof.Is swiss rail pass valid for journary on IRE 3041 from Basel Badischer Bahnghof to Schaffhausen.
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Weil am Rhein is in Germany and not covered. I think the other train runs on the German side of the border so it's not covered either. You'd better take a look at the Swiss Travel Pass map as all details can be found there. You can travel from Basel to Schaffhausen in Switzerland too. With a change in Zurich probably. The timetable provides the details.
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Originally Posted by Stripes
Changed the cranks before the ride so I have much more reasonable gearing, 32/24 instead of 38/26 (WTF Shimano? Who has the knees to climb in the 38/26? Gah, what was I thinking that the XT double would work for me).
Nice to see your ride report and pic Stripes! So glad you are able to enjoy the trails more now. I'm curious - what chainrings/crankset did you get? Did you have to change derailleur at all? I too am using the lowest possible Shimano XT 2x10 gearing and completely agree - it leaves much to be desired on steeper climbs. Mr. Shred doesn't seem to notice, of course. But I do.
Half the planet is deep into bloody tribal mayhem. Were just riding bikes (and drinking beer) here.
A bottle sails, THUNK.
Misses me, skids in the snow
But leaves me angry
you are in the northeast right? how you feelin bout this storm?
pretty sure mtbxplorer is in VT if i'm not mistaken.
be glad you're in cali!
Yes,I'm in central VT. Here it changed to rain this morning, but I stayed home getting ready for company. Hope they get here soon, as it's down to 32F now. Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving everyone!
Milder weather this weekend
-1c and foggy. Some snow melted but ground is frozen and Humber River remains ice covered

2 days riding 5 hours total... fun!
F*ck Cancer
Eat your veggies
-1c mild? Sheesh? So good to see you're out riding for sure.
I took the fatbike and the boys out for a ride before work...
Unseasonably warm weather today in upstate New York. Did a nice 2 hour solo ride at Chenango Valley State Park near Binghamton. Felt amazing to get back out on the bike again after a brutally busy semester that didn't allow me to ride as much as I would have liked. Also the first ride on my bike since I rebuilt my fork..happy with how it feels.
^^ for some reason i thought you were in wyoming? or was that somebody else?
btw, got a fat bike only had it less than a week, and i've had three rides. the snow is starting to get a little slushy so i need some colder temps to firm it up. then it's game on!
^Haha nope, I'm from good ole' upstate NY. And that's an awesome fatbike! Been dying to give one a try!
Nice fatty, selfie, and a cute pup too, Nicole. Sadly this weekend's rain, freezing rain, and temps as high as 45F has just about killed our snow for fatbiking here in central VT. I have about 2" left in the yard but it may not survive the day. Then I see we're back to below zero tomorrow night.
Originally Posted by NicoleB
^^ for some reason i thought you were in wyoming? or was that somebody else?
btw, got a fat bike only had it less than a week, and i've had three rides. the snow is starting to get a little slushy so i need some colder temps to firm it up. then it's game on!
Wow! I see you rollin' and I'm hatin'...hating the fact that you got a fat bike and I want one! Nice pics. You're smaller, so tell me how the Pugsley feels?
Originally Posted by Trailrider92
^Haha nope, I'm from good ole' upstate NY. And that's an awesome fatbike! Been dying to give one a try!
CVSP - my stomping grounds, too. I'm originally from Bingo but now live in Ithaca. However, I frequent CVSP most weekends. I recognized those trails right away - nice pics .
Petey, it's an XS! surley is one of the few that carries that size. Most others are 17in and up
^ How does it handle? I've been interested in the XS Mukluk, in part because I wanted to get into off-road bike touring. I think Fatback also makes a bike down to 14"? But it's really $$$.
i've only had it a week, and it's been less than stellar conditions. the good thing about the pugs is that the lowest model, still has decent wheels and tires (something that many budget fatbikes need upgrading). The mukluk is a bit more pricy. the major diff between those two, is i believe geometry. The mukluk is slacker.
^ Nice pics Nicole and congrats on your new fatbike.
I have to wait til next season to get one
Ice storm here in southern Ontario... so what to do but check out the conditions!
Every home had a tree that cracked and broke branches under the weight of the freezing rain building up on the trees

Beautiful effects

Checking out the river valley

We rode in the open areas because of the danger of falling branches.

Found a schoolyard with glare ice. Thank you studded tires

Ducking the hanging boughs

Great ride. Now time to head home and shovel the driveway

^^ Awesome pix, story, and exploring. Hope your power is on, some further north in VT don't have theirs back on for Christmas from last weekend's ice here.
Originally Posted by Stripes
Warm day in Santa Cruz last weekend. Wonderful conditions, no one around. Good to get out and ride 4 months post-op. Need to get fitted for my new bike though (Mojo HD), because it's sooo much fun and I want to maximize what I can do it on it
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Full speed ahead...CHARGE! Lookin' good, Stripes, and congrats on the awesome ride .
Sweet! Love the bike. Love the smile, cool hair too. And the pup! All in all, great set of pics.
Aloha Licious! Awesome! Love it. Looks too damn cold for me but you still have that smile. Real passion....
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Rang in the new year with one of my favorite rides- headed out from my house and rode up and around and back down the mountains which bisect El Paso. Couldn't have asked for a more beautiful day.
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^^It looks like you've started off 2014 in great style!
welp. this is what i did today.
Originally Posted by NicoleB
welp. this is what i did today.
Love all the little details you use to personalize your bikes! How's the Pugsley treating you since you've had some time in the saddle?
Well I couldn't get the jumping pic to upload, but here's one from yesterday's ride while I screwed up the courage to descend this. I made it, but it looks much worse from this angle than it really is. Been splitting my time this winter between DH and XC and probably spending more time on the DH bike, which is just way more fun!
Oh how I miss that terrain and weather. Don't get me wrong, winter and rock gardens can be cool but I miss that open ground. West coast?
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This week has been perfect for ice biking.
New Year's eve

Last weeks storms caused quite a few trees to get knocked down.
New Years day

Originally Posted by cyclelicious
Yikes, I would be scared to ride that close to open water. How did you decide it was OK? Follow someone bigger? Or was it shallow and pretty warm like it was here yesterday (30F)? The glare ice shot is impressive!
I went to Uberwintern, a fatbike event in Stowe Saturday, and the trails were great! This spot is called the Green Chair and has a great view of the mountain.
Yesterday I took the dog biking on local trails and was really happy he did not chase any critters and was very well behaved when we met skiers and walkers.
Originally Posted by mtbxplorer
Yikes, I would be scared to ride that close to open water. How did you decide it was OK? Follow someone bigger? Or was it shallow and pretty warm like it was here yesterday (30F)? The glare ice shot is impressive!
I went to Uberwintern, a fatbike event in Stowe Saturday, and the trails were great! This spot is called the Green Chair and has a great view of the mountain.
Yesterday I took the dog biking on local trails and was really happy he did not chase any critters and was very well behaved when we met skiers and walkers.
The ice is several inches thick (we've had a couple weeks of freezing temps) but it's true you don't want to get too close to the edge. In some sections you can see the multiple layers of ice (which looks like escarpment rock) Although I've been riding on the ponds and rivers for 4-5 year (some years did not get cold enough to freeze) I only ride with experienced riders who know the conditions and safe sections. I've developed more confidence so I'm ok riding near the open sections.
Originally Posted by manbat
Looks like fun, what tyres you using on that ice?
It's a ton o'fun! On the last ride, we had 11 people in our group. 6 riders had never experienced ice biking before and all reported they couldn't wait to go out again !
Studded tires are best on ice. 3 folks in our group rode fat bikes, no studs. The fat bikes did well on snow covered sections but not so well on glare ice and off camber stretches. It's also better to run less air pressure in the tires. After some trial and error (many wipe-outs) riders were letting more air out of their tires.
Year round commuting is an adventure every day. -17F this morning.
Wow! I commute year round but it only gets down to high 40's here. Gets quite wet and nasty though.
^^ Cool! Cold wet rain is plenty rugged and worse in some ways! At least at -17F, you and the bike stay clean and dry!
No pic for my ride today but all week I have been hitting the local rail-trail in the snow. Nice super-cold powder snow, about 7 inches and 10 deg. It got a little rough today when it was all tracked up by a snow mobile, oh well. At least the scenery was picturesque with the light coming through the trees and glaring in on the creek beside.
Enjoying this thread!
We're having another deep freeze. Hoping to get out there and ride soon
...the trails at the Moose Brook Fatbike Race were fun, even at 5F and windblown! There is camping too, I may go back for that.
I love the bar mitts
Today hubby wanted a treat from the Turkey hill outside the neighborhood. Fortunately he mentioned it before I was going to hop on the indoor bike 18 deg and the clerk was like 'OMG you are out riding?" I laughed, because my work crew is always outside anyway. It just felt good to get some wheel time in
I love all the fat bikes in this thread! I took mine on an 8 mile solo ride yesterday in about 2-3in of fresh snow. One other fatbiker had been out, but most of the trails were undisturbed snow Today we got another 12in, with freezing rain on top, so I don't know when I'll get out again, but yesterday was fun!
<looking longingly>
Today I was tempted to go ride the rail trail on mondays 6 inches of powder, but it got freeze rained and melted into the point that there was several inches of water. Tomorrow will be an ice ride maybe
Sucking wind today at the local "Frozen Onion" fatbike race! My throat is sore from all the heavy breathing. The hills were tough because the trail had not set up from the snowstorm earlier this week, so everyone was pushing through soft snow, and the footprints and sun only made it worse with successive laps. The downhills were super fun and fast, though, which is pretty much what I say about any trail. Stuck it out for the 4 laps, the 4th one was pretty lonely and DFL, but folks were really nice to stay around to cheer me through the finish line. Thanks to the Elks and Country Club for letting Onion River Sports have the race there.
We snowshoed a new trail alignment. Snow in the forest was deep (knee to thigh deep in spots). We snowshoed down to the river which was snow covered, and solid but spongy in spots. Great day snowshoeing ~10km

found another deer leg on the trail

built a fire to warm up

Roasted some mushrooms

Back to the trailhead

Originally Posted by manbat
Nice photos as usual
It looks like someone's standing inside that big camp fire and I hope those shrooms ain't the same ones those dudes in the Phillip Seymour Hoffman dead thread have been eating ^^
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lol I swear, manbat we did not sacrifice anyone! Seymour Hoffman would not have OD'd on those shrooms unless he was allergic to soy sauce and garlic... however I think the 10km snowshoe hike would have done him in
^^ I would have to agree with manbat - your friend does look a little warm! Great pix & adventure, thanks for sharing.
Great pics as always cycleicious! Looks like a wonderful day .
Aloha! Awesome pics. Keep 'um coming. How fun!!!
Love the snowshoeing pics, cyclelicious! Looks like a lot of fun
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