Show us your bike @ the bridge

[Bridge Club]

These items caught my eye in the windy month just gone, especially the pics of the old bridge at Baitings Dam in the Ryeburn Valley Reservoir courtesy of “Yorkie”, and the village of Ashopton now under Ladybower Reservoir, posted by “Mancunian”.


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[car94]

Find this Bridge and will Buy you Breakfast Lunch or Dinner anywhere you want as long as its south of 307th street, west of 71 Hwy, East of MO Hwy W and north of 348th street. In Mo

[cyborg]

Originally Posted by car94

Find this Bridge and will Buy you Breakfast Lunch or Dinner anywhere you want as long as its south of 307th street, west of 71 Hwy, East of MO Hwy W and north of 348th street. In Mo

Well I can't take you up on the meal, but you left the GPS Coords in your cellphone image metadata.

[crestedbutte-rtw]

Came upon this bridge in between Sucre and Santa Cruz Bolivia, no towns, people, or traffic for over 100km's; but yet they had built this massive bridge connecting two dirt roads.... hahaha

[daGeeeze]

Originally Posted by crestedbutte-rtw

Came upon this bridge in between Sucre and Santa Cruz Bolivia, no towns, people, or traffic for over 100km's; but yet they had built this massive bridge connecting two dirt roads.... hahaha

Practice? Proof of concept?

[tradex56]

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[SavannahCapt]

U.S. 301 crossing Briar Creek (Sometimes spelled Brier Creek, it varies even within our county) south of Savannah River
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Looking North, great repairs with the 55 gal drums.
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Looking downstream (eastward)
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[SavannahCapt]

"New Bridge" at Burtons Ferry
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The old swing bridge it replaced.
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[2manyrides]

Originally Posted by tradex56

Part of the fun of every thread on ADVrider is locating the RIGHT thread to post your subject. Staying true to the thread title is something that makes you cool and well respected. Being creative and going through a bit extra to get your bike in the photo is the challenge unless it's impossable and an explaination is given. It's always good to get bridge info and pass it on! That's the interesting part.

If you don't show us your bike @ the bridge most folks may think you are a "poser" and drove a cage to the site!
Or even got a photo from elswhere on the web...

sure this is a bit of "ribbing" on my part directed at tradex56, (to all) but it's not ill willed or degrading.

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I can't find the bike in that photo!



1974 Triumph TR5MX Avenger (plated)
I had to tell the park ranger in the booth that I was doing a photo shoot and would take 15 minutes to get in without fees...



1972 BSA Gold Star Street Scrambler
On a ride specificaly to get some bridge shots...
2 North fork of the American River crossings.
(736' span currently being earth quake retrofitted, the center pillar resting on my bald head)
(old Foresthill span at street level)



Honda 1991 XR600R (plated)
old and new on a ride to check on that season's snow melt for an upcoming group outing.
North Fork of the American River on the Colfax/Iowa hill Road.



1977 Yamaha XS650D
On a ride with a fellow 650 owner for the sake of riding. (no major goal)
North Fork of the Yuba River. On the "old" highway 40.



Honda 1992 XR600R
The new bridge on loop 3 at Sugar Pine Station.



Honda 1996 XR600R
Can't even remember what loop it was up on Bald Mountain, (loop 10 ?)
but there's my old 82 xr500r I sold to dirt devlin...
The 82 became redundant after purchasing the 96.



Keep the bridges coming folks...

[Drifterman]

Bridge to Noudar Castle, in Barrancos - Portugal



Tabernas Desert in Spain

[Buzzbomber]

OMG! Lookit the size of that bike!

[Mudclod]

[crestedbutte-rtw]

One more shot of the bridge, just to show how ridiculous this bridge is with my friend Nick from BC Riding through it in the middle of nowhere.. I keep running into Nick on this trip; first time in Panama, then Colombia, Bolivia, and now I will see him again in TDF for Xmas..

cheers
Fletch

[rhino_adv]

Originally Posted by BrittC

Last weekend, outside of the tiny town of Princeton, Illinois I encountered the Illinois River Road Red Covered Bridge which was built in 1863 and later rehabilitated in 1973. It is one of only five remaining covered bridges in Illinois and still open to traffic.

Hey,...I have been here before!
About 10 days before you (the last week in August 2011).






Brad

[rhino_adv]

The Pratt through truss bridge (constructed in 1898) over Sugar Creek north of Lincoln in Logan County Illinois. The pony truss bridge crossing the over flow stream in visible in the distance.




Brad