Getting dirty
This is the image some non-cycling people conjure up when cycling is mentioned. You could throw rain, snow, smoggy air and the like into the photo for them.
http://instagram.com/p/w1h2xmHTVT
Racing shots
This is another image that enters people’s minds when you mention you are into cycling. I suppose runners have the same problem.
http://instagram.com/p/k7AL5Rp3F6
Partial body shots
These partial body shots usually involve toned muscles, another stereotype non-cyclists have of cyclists.
http://instagram.com/p/6cjJnPzQMP
View from the rider’s seat
Naturally, cyclists want to share how things look from their point of view while cycling.
http://instagram.com/p/7danVgzQD5
The bum of the cyclist in front of you
Sometimes, the view when you are cycling involves someone else’s bum.
http://instagram.com/p/90YkIAAHcH
Tanlines
Although most often associated with swimwear, tanline photos are also popular with cyclists.
http://instagram.com/p/90pcF7L_ur
Selfies
Now who doesn’t like taking selfies?
http://instagram.com/p/9z-VwaD7Y_
Collage of ‘usies’ plus bike app stats
This is a nice way of celebrating your team or groups’ accomplishments.
http://instagram.com/p/9fuavDQs0T
Injuries
Now I have someone special in mind when I think about cyclists posting their injuries. This photo here is a fairly innocuous example compared to some of hers.
http://instagram.com/p/95UbcNlexr
Bicycle with scenery
Last but not least, if people can take pictures of their plush toys with scenery (yes, it happens!), why can’t we take pictures of our beautiful bikes in scenic surroundings?
