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With Armstrong competing in the 2009 Giro d’Italia do you think Vs. will give us better coverage?
I sure hope so…
Now playing: Beastie Boys – 4th St. Break – The Mix Up
Amsterdam. What else is there to say, but a beautiful place. It was a last minute decision to head up here, so I made my hostel reservations through Hotel World, and came up with what looked like a pretty good deal. Well the place was nice enough, clean, good enough bunk bed, and decent breakfast, [...]
Originally the plan was to only spend Memorial Day weekend up here, but the weather was too darn nice to head back to the San Francisco fog. So I decided to stick around the whole week. A good portion of this week was spent in the saddle. Some where in the neighborhood of 10 hours…
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This past weekend revolved around cycling. Saturday Mike and I decided to put ourselves to the test and tackle Alpine Dam. The loop is about ~55 miles and 4300′ of climbing. It’s a killer, but the views are worth every ounce of pain.
Sunday morning was spent down on the Embarcadero watching the Amgen Tour de [...]
I rode the Marin Century Ride with Christopher about a week ago. The course was much harder than I expected. If you are wondering how hard, well it was 105 miles with about 6500′ of climbing. Over the course of the day I burned ~7400 calories.
Even after all that I am finding myself searching [...]
Owen asked a couple of questions in a previous post, my answer turned out to be a bit too long for a comment, so I’ve decided to post my response:
Do you drink anything on your marathon bike rides, besides water? Like Gatorade?
For longer rides I tend to bring two bottles, one with water and one [...]
I went out yesterday and rode the Stinson Beach Loop. I was surprised to find out that it was only 46 miles, but with over 3000′ of climbing it was challenging. I was able to complete the loop in a little over 3:22, which I’m happy with. There are some incredible views [...]
I’ve had my new road bike for almost a month now and I have to say I’m rather pleased with it. Pacific Bicycle was kind enough to swap out the compact crank for a standard double at my request when I purchased it. On Tuesday’s grueling ride up Kings Mtn in Woodside I just [...]
How do you define a good lunch?
2 Comments Published January 20th, 2004 in Cycling, Food and Wine, MiscHow does a 21 mile bike ride followed by a Mr. Pickles sandwich sound?! Well if you have had one of these sandwiches before you know that is just hits the spot!
Okay my legs still hurt a bit from yesterday’s ride. I basically cut the mileage down to 20 miles, but added a rather steep climb in the middle. Here’s this route output from Klimb:
Start at Canada Rd & Edgewood Rd proceed on Canada Rd and go 1.7 miles, climbing 130′ and descending [...]
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