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Old 04-12-18 | 05:22 PM
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Cyclist0108
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Originally Posted by Jon T
I've been invited to attend the Sea Otter Classic in Monterey next weekend. Anyone been before or going? It looks to me like it's geared more towards racing than recreational riding. If one isn't into racing, or have to have the latest bikes and gizmos, is there really any point in going? I've been to Monterey a few times in years past and know it's beautiful country, but I can't see going just for the sake of going. Too bad there isn't a supported ride of 17-mile drive. THAT would be an interesting ride for sure.
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Jon
Take a closer look: Gran Fondos & Tours - Sea Otter Classic - April 19-22, 2018 - Monterey, California, USA (Powered by SRAM)

The Gran Fondo Coastal ride does most of what you want, and is supported. It is not a race. The 17 mile drive just continues into Carmel. It's a casual ride down Filthy Rich lane. You don't need support.

There are about 500 exhibitors at the Sea Otter. You don't even need to look at a bike race.

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