I shot these pics last night with the iPhone 12 using the Lenka application. How’s your hump day going?
Tag: Pedego Bike
Blue Water In The Desert
Making The Crossing
Crossing major roads in Las Vegas is a damn risky thing to do. While waiting for the green light to cross the road, I used the iPhone 12 and the Lenka grayscale-only application for these very quick photos.
Another Ride Under a Beautiful Blue Sky!
Sunshine and 85 degrees, another fun ride this early afternoon. My neck is getting sunburnt. I stopped by the place I purchased the bike from over a year ago and made a service appointment for the bike this coming Friday morning. Service intervals are much shorter for these bikes than a car, of course, and the brake pads may need replacement already since they only last for around 1500 miles and the bike has 1400+ miles on it now. I was a bad biker yesterday and today because I didn’t wear a helmet! It’s risky but life is inherently risky just getting out of bed each day. What did life throw at you today?
Lenka Grayscales
On today’s ride, I took 21 photos, let’s begin with these three. The Lenka application is strictly for the iPhone platform and shots only in grayscale, or black and white if you prefer. I rarely use it but its photos tune up very well in the high dynamic range app on the MacBook. It was 80F with the tiniest breeze, perfect!
Getting Power To The Ground
Flowers Along The Path
Today’s ride was eighteen miles long with plenty of wind and a small wind chill factor but it was worth it with pure sunshine pouring down on the valley. I had to stop and capture the beautiful flowering trees, the other flowers are located around the base of the fountain at Tivoli Village.
The wind makes my eyes get very wet and they drain down my face but it’s worth every mile for the enjoyment of the experience! I have an appointment next Wednesday with the Pedego shop where I purchased the bike in November of 2021 for a tune-up.
The brakes need adjustment and I’m wondering if the brake pads are ready to be changed at 1,350 miles. These pads are super tiny and don’t last as long as a car’s disc brakes do.