#mycyclingweekend - Who had a WTF moment?

Sometimes really weird stuff happens on our weekend rides and sometimes we accidentally - or on purpose - visit some really weird places. The folks at Cycle Surgery were offering a prize for one lucky user who sent us a particularly bizarre photo.

You lot sent us plenty. We saw photos of bizarre beverage choices, fictional characters, mega mountains, and stunning socks.

But our winner, if for nothing more than the opportunity to call a #mycyclingweekend participant the 'highest cyclist in the UK', was Brad Collard.

Brad visited the fantastically named Flash, which is officially the highest village in the UK, this #mycyclingweekend.

Here's what you won, Brad:

Away from the heights of the Peak District, there were plenty more weird and wonderful goings on going on on your weekend rides. 

From a chance encounter with a nationally adored fictional character, to a couple of cyclists taking a leak in the most appropriately named French town ever, we've got some great stuff to show you below.

First up is that chance encounter with every child's favourite anthropomorphic egg, Humpty Dumpty. Steff Marazzi and the Timsbury Cycle Group stumbled across the egg while one member of their group took a nap.

On this week's TCG ride, Ant falls asleep face-first on his saddle, while Humpty Dumpty (the one on the wall), cheers Roger Bartlett on for bringing his Steel Peugeot on the fast group ride. Justin Headlong arrives in the nick of time to promote the After school kids club and Nursery. This isn't even a random TCG ride. IT'S LIKE THIS EVERY WEEK. Join us for more Jolly Japes. #humptydumpty #weirdsomersetstuff #mycyclingweekend #cyclesurgery #timsburycyclegroup #steelisreal #corratecbikes #kinesis #peugeotbikes #pochelmets #kask #timsbury #radstock #farmborough #highlittleton

A photo posted by Stefano Marazzi (@stefmarazzi) on Jul 10, 2016 at 4:36am PDT

For our next #mycyclingweekend entry we have been left questioning the appropriateness of the user's chosen username.

@foodconfusion was clearly confused this #mycyclingweekend over what to put in their SiS water bottle. While gin might not be appropriate for long days in the saddle, we certainly think it's perfectly appropriate for any other type of day - especially one that happens to be ono a weekend.

May we advise you to rethink your name? Something like @drinkconfusion?

Not sure this is what @scienceinsport bottles were designed for...but it definitely works! @team_sky_procycling

A photo posted by @foodconfusion on Jul 10, 2016 at 11:53am PDT

We also saw some cyclists having a wee - or piss if you like - in the best place in France to take a piss: Pis.

The guys taking the Pis are members of Team Coers, a self described 'offensive Dutch amateur/masters cycling team'.

More of that please fellas.

Somewhere in the Midi-Pyrenees near Tour stage start Île de Jourdain.... #OUTSIDEISFREE #APEXBIKES #FROMWHEREIRIDE #MYCYCLINGWEEKEND #ROADSLIKETHESE #ROADPORN #BIKEPORN #BAAW #FOREVERBUTTPHOTOS #PHOTOOFTHEDAY #INSTAGOOD #fun

A photo posted by Team COERS (@teamcoers) on Jul 9, 2016 at 3:31am PDT

Below are a few more of our favourite shots from the weekend. If you spotted something WTF-worthy, don't hesitate to send it our way - via Twitter of Instagram with the #mycyclingweekend hashtag attached.

Happy to say no WTF moments in #mycyclingweekend - #BoxHill and #Ascot #reassuringlynormal pic.twitter.com/rEdCECMZ47

— Jenny Ondioline (@AJennyOndioline) July 11, 2016

Nothing strange or unusual to report on #mycyclingweekend unless you count Justin's extremely strong #sockgame this morning. Apparently he'll require #cyclesurgery before he removes them!

A photo posted by John Grenfell (@john_grenfell) on Jul 9, 2016 at 9:07am PDT

Time to find somewhere to refill water bottles #mycyclingweekend #strava #stravacycling #stravamts #stravaphoto #boardman

A photo posted by Russell Carson (@corbielinnrider) on Jul 10, 2016 at 4:54am PDT

16192 well that was fun! 120 riders #justride #beestoncc #allclubsride #mycyclingweekend #mamilsports

A photo posted by Barry Eyre (@bazza107) on Jul 10, 2016 at 5:33am PDT