It's probably going to be muddy, it's probably going to be cloudy, it might even rain, but it also might not. Whatever the weather conditions, regardless of the riding conditions, heading out this #mycyclingweekend will be the best decision you make. We guarantee it.
Don't believe us? Below we've got a number of photos we were sent this week of 'bleak' and 'miserable' countryside on a pretty grey and muddy weekend last time out.
The folks who sent us in these photos didn't let what looked like poor riding conditions stop them getting out and enjoying themselves. No, no, they hopped on their bikes, wrapped up warm, and rode on through.
They, and we, were rewarded with some stunning photography, and some decent stories. None of which would have been sent our way had the participants not toughed it out.
Instagram user dale_ftw toughed it out more than most, what with his road's being somewhat further north than the rest of ours.
Studying in Edinburgh, he sent us these photos of his 'audax' adventures. Some spectacular photography, and some stunning scenery to be riding through. We're jealous - of the scenery, not the cold.
Another of our users and #mycyclingweekend participants on Instagram - user baybash76 - took a potentially even chillier ride than our man Dale above.
-4 degrees sure isn't comfortable, but when it leads to photos like these, surely it's worth it?
Of course, it's not just the cold you guys are contending with at the moment. There's a lot to see on the floor. Mud-wise, there's little escape. Just check out what Twitter users @Xscapingthe9to5 and Tim Brayshaw had to deal with.
To share your photos with us, all you've gotta do is pop the #mycyclingweekend hashtag onto the end of your post on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook.
Safe riding! We're looking forward to seeing all of your photos!
I can't wait that long! Here's a series that any good vlogger / 'grammer would surely recognise....
If drivers kept within speed limits and drove in accordance with the highway code, we wouldn't need cycle lanes and traffic calming measures, so...
At 2.30pm on Saturday a small hatchback car "came to rest on its side in a precarious position" near the hamlet of Ratlinghope on the west side of...
I do wonder if Highway Planners and Councils understand all the implications of putting in traffic calming measures. They certainly take no...
Well done to Paddy....
How long before some waste of DNA complains about them on the footpath ... or for Grimsby [and the other shit-tips] to ban them ...
I've only just spotted this....
I also liked Polartec NeoShell and was disappointed it was discontinued. Polartec RPM looks similar, but it's unclear how NeoShell and RPM compare....
"Due to the increasing speed of bicycles..., we have to expect that such accidents will happen more often.”...
Seems probably even more appropriate than what I originally intended.