SF Peninsula C&V Ride: First Saturday of the month
12-03-21, 07:20 PM
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I think I'll be able to attend assuming the air quality is fine.
12-03-21, 09:41 PM
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I planning to join. AQI looks to be "moderate" which seems alright by me. I'll be bringing my orange Gitane TdF.
I have the cue sheet, and map on my little gps, but hope someone who has done the ride before will be along..
I have the cue sheet, and map on my little gps, but hope someone who has done the ride before will be along..
12-03-21, 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by SwimmerMike
@squirtdad I haven't seen any Kayak sections advertised for for Eroica, Cino, or even the TdMIL ride. I really think you need to re-think your decision. But seriously, enjoy the kayaking.
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12-04-21, 10:18 AM
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Numbers are high. I was going to cancel and then drive to a spot with cleaner air and ride from there.
The best spot I found within reasonable distance to me was further up the peninsula. So given the current situation, I'm still going to ride, I'm still going to park at the same place at the same time, I'm still taking my "new" Bianchi. If the air is better, I'll do the normal route, if it's the same as now I will explore going north from the meeting point. (I have only ridden past 92 once so it really will be exploring).
The best spot I found within reasonable distance to me was further up the peninsula. So given the current situation, I'm still going to ride, I'm still going to park at the same place at the same time, I'm still taking my "new" Bianchi. If the air is better, I'll do the normal route, if it's the same as now I will explore going north from the meeting point. (I have only ridden past 92 once so it really will be exploring).
12-04-21, 11:24 AM
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I'm thinking we head North on Canada, take the Ralston Trail up to Polhemus/Ralston, then down Polhemus to Crystal Springs, up Crystal Springs to 35, across the dam and take the trail halfway up the climb, then back onto 35, left at 92 to get back to Canada, and back to Edgewood. 14.5 miles.
We can add more by heading down to Woodside where the air is still (so far) moderate, and noodle around there a bit.
See you at 10!
We can add more by heading down to Woodside where the air is still (so far) moderate, and noodle around there a bit.
See you at 10!
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12-04-21, 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by genejockey
I'm thinking we head North on Canada, take the Ralston Trail up to Polhemus/Ralston, then down Polhemus to Crystal Springs, up Crystal Springs to 35, across the dam and take the trail halfway up the climb, then back onto 35, left at 92 to get back to Canada, and back to Edgewood. 14.5 miles.
We can add more by heading down to Woodside where the air is still (so far) moderate, and noodle around there a bit.
See you at 10!
We can add more by heading down to Woodside where the air is still (so far) moderate, and noodle around there a bit.
See you at 10!
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12-04-21, 05:52 PM
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Great fun this morning! That Ralston overpass kicked my a__. The bikes were beautiful, even Mike's heavily patina'd Bianchi.
my strava site of the ride
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my strava site of the ride
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12-04-21, 06:01 PM
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Pic's? 
12-04-21, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by merziac
Pic's?
Even though we needed to call an audible and change the route it was a lot of fun.
GeneJockey (on his Ironman), Cyclic_Eric (on his Gitane), PhilPeugeot (on his Miyata 1000 (If I remember correctly)) and I (on my Bianchi) did the modified ride.
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Originally Posted by gugie
Need to add in a stop at the Village Bakery for pastries. Say hi to the Big Fish for me!
12-04-21, 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by cyclic_eric
Great fun this morning! That Ralston overpass kicked my a__. The bikes were beautiful, even Mike's heavily patina'd Bianchi.
my strava site of the ride
Eric
my strava site of the ride
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Glad you could make it. It was a fun ride. I'm looking forward to seeing you out there again.
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Originally Posted by squirtdad
May do Missouri river in Montana after Cino 
wave at me at coyote point
and the fact that i have not hardly ridden for the last 6 weeks has nothing to do with this at all
and is first weekend in January the first or the 8th ?
wave at me at coyote point
and the fact that i have not hardly ridden for the last 6 weeks has nothing to do with this at all
and is first weekend in January the first or the 8th ?
@squirtdad. I hope the Kayaking went well. Based on @gugie 's response on the TdMIL, it may come in handy. We decided that Jan 8th makes more sense. Hope to see you out there next time.
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12-04-21, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by SwimmerMike
We said hi to the big fish for you. He seemed a little miffed. Is there something in the past between the two of you we should know? Or maybe that we shouldn't know?
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12-04-21, 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by SwimmerMike
Ask you you shall receive...
Even though we needed to call an audible and change the route it was a lot of fun.
GeneJockey (on his Ironman), Cyclic_Eric (on his Gitane), PhilPeugeot (on his Miyata 1000 (If I remember correctly)) and I (on my Bianchi) did the modified ride.
Even though we needed to call an audible and change the route it was a lot of fun.
GeneJockey (on his Ironman), Cyclic_Eric (on his Gitane), PhilPeugeot (on his Miyata 1000 (If I remember correctly)) and I (on my Bianchi) did the modified ride.
Most excellent!Tx so much.
I managed to get my son and @Oldairhead out for a ride in The Gorge a few weeks ago and I got out for a solo ride on last Wed. on a different section, sun and 65 deg so it was stellar but not the same as a group ride.
12-04-21, 08:30 PM
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Mid-30s for this morning’s ride and same promised for tomorrow. Sunny, though, and quite pretty in an early winter way.
12-05-21, 06:43 PM
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Nice pics! Who's the old fat guy standing with my bike?
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12-05-21, 08:06 PM
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That would probably be me or Doug. I didn't realize until seeing that photo that I've transitioned from Classic to Vintage...
Thanks a lot Mike
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01-05-22, 03:38 PM
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It looks like we should have good weather and clean air on the 8th. I'm planning on being there. Same time, Same place.
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You guys have another great ride!
I headed up to the snow, not returning til later in the day.
I’ll aim for February.
I headed up to the snow, not returning til later in the day.
I’ll aim for February.
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Is a late 80s bianchi considered vintage? I might join you guys for a bit, should be in that area looking for spectrum. Glad the weather is finally dry/warming up.
01-06-22, 10:41 AM
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@LarrySellerz - There's no rules on what bike is ridden. We've had bikes from the 60's through modern CF bikes show up. This is meant to be fun with no restrictions (I ride vintage but I have them configured with speedplay's).
Hope to see you there.
Mike
Hope to see you there.
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01-07-22, 02:24 PM
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I think I might be able to join. SwimmerMike do you still need that fork?
01-07-22, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by philpeugeot
I think I might be able to join. SwimmerMike do you still need that fork?
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Nice to see a local vintage bike ride! New to the forum but will try to make the February ride.
Thanks,
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01-08-22, 10:19 AM
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I have the Cannondale all cleaned and lubed and ready to go!
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