2021 Cino Heroica Ride Report
11-09-21, 02:55 PM
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2021 Cino Heroica Ride Report
I'm way late getting this done, but I finally finished a blog entry about my experience riding my first Cino Heroica. There are a few BF regulars featured.
Here is the link: Cino Heroica 2021 ? The Beautiful Bicycle
Here is the link: Cino Heroica 2021 ? The Beautiful Bicycle
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11-09-21, 03:03 PM
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Thanks for posting! Half of me wants everyone to know about this great ride so all my buddies show up, the other half wants to keep it our little secret...
Everyone here should start blocking out time in late summer/early fall for this ride.
Everyone here should start blocking out time in late summer/early fall for this ride.
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11-09-21, 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by gugie
Thanks for posting! Half of me wants everyone to know about this great ride so all my buddies show up, the other half wants to keep it our little secret...
Everyone here should start blocking out time in late summer/early fall for this ride.
Everyone here should start blocking out time in late summer/early fall for this ride.
it is all good, it is all Cino
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11-09-21, 08:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Soup_Please
I'm way late getting this done, but I finally finished a blog entry about my experience riding my first Cino Heroica. There are a few BF regulars featured.
Those memories help get me through these dreary days we have from now until....ugh. When is spring break again, Neal?
11-09-21, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by northbend
Thanks "Little Brother" for taking us back to Cino weekend last summer, it is much appreciated.
Those memories help get me through these dreary days we have from now until....ugh. When is spring break again, Neal?
Those memories help get me through these dreary days we have from now until....ugh. When is spring break again, Neal?
11-09-21, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by nlerner
Only 4 months away, Matt! Maybe we should all just plan some regular rides together in the Zwift world? Ugh.
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11-10-21, 08:43 AM
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About 3 months until Tour de Palm Springs. Fingers crossed for this year!
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That was a nice write up.....thanks.
11-10-21, 09:02 AM
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I'd love to do this one day but it's tough with my work schedule. I know it's a great ride and there are a lot of folks doing it that I'd like to meet.
11-10-21, 09:12 AM
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How come these kinds of rides are never on my radar? I feel like I see an ad for every gravel put on in the US all year, but never anything for rides like this. I'm kinda over gravel so these rides really pique my interest.
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11-10-21, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by shoota
How come these kinds of rides are never on my radar? I feel like I see an ad for every gravel put on in the US all year, but never anything for rides like this. I'm kinda over gravel so these rides really pique my interest.
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11-10-21, 09:53 AM
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@mountaindave,
The traditional date for Cino was moved for various reasons, I think it worked out better for you since school wasn't in session yet? The earlier you announce, the more likely peoples can arrange their life around Cino. Also consider tapping into the BF community to help out on planning, logistics, etc. early on. We're all used to Skype meetings now...;-)
The traditional date for Cino was moved for various reasons, I think it worked out better for you since school wasn't in session yet? The earlier you announce, the more likely peoples can arrange their life around Cino. Also consider tapping into the BF community to help out on planning, logistics, etc. early on. We're all used to Skype meetings now...;-)
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Originally Posted by shoota
I'm kinda over gravel so these rides really pique my interest.
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11-10-21, 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by johnnyace
Cino isn't specifically a "gravel" ride, but there's plenty of it, so if you're burnt out on it, it may not be your thing. Read this to understand the spirit of Cino. So, while your Warbird might be the perfect bike for this sort of ride, it's not really in the spirit of Cino.
ollo_ollo at Cino 2019
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11-10-21, 10:46 PM
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Only 4 months away, Matt! Maybe we should all just plan some regular rides together in the Zwift world? Ugh.
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^ Well, 55F and mostly sunny here tomorrow. I will ride!
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Well, we're on flood watch here in the Willamette Valley. It's times like these that I think about joining Soup_Please and moving back to Tucson. 
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Finally got my surgery re-scheduled and leaving sunny Florida for the cold rain of Oregon on Sunday. Expect to be back for CINO 2022 with fully functioning lungs at long last. Don
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Looks like you had a fun ride.
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Originally Posted by ollo_ollo
Finally got my surgery re-scheduled and leaving sunny Florida for the cold rain of Oregon on Sunday. Expect to be back for CINO 2022 with fully functioning lungs at long last. Don
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Originally Posted by johnnyace
Well, we're on flood watch here in the Willamette Valley. It's times like these that I think about joining Soup_Please and moving back to Tucson.
We dodged a bullet and got our chimney rebuilt Mon. and Tues. it had been scheduled for August and more brickwork will have to wait.
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Originally Posted by gugie
6 weeks till TdMIL 2021 with @BoltBreaker and Thor. Makes one anticipate Boxing Day.
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Originally Posted by davester
Six weeks, eh? My shoulder will probably be sufficiently healed up that I'll be able to ride part of that Is this going to be roughly the same route as before, started in Berkeley?
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Thanks for the kind words, @Soup_Please - great photos and great prose!
As of today, it's unofficially official - Cino 2022 has been scheduled for pre-fire season on the weekend after our nation's birth: July 8-10, 2022. We begin planning details soon, hopefully registration to be released no too far into the new year. Fun stuff like the Concours d'Elegance will return. One of the parents is already planning wool jerseys. We're testing out caterers. We plan on returning to the full monty this year!
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As of today, it's unofficially official - Cino 2022 has been scheduled for pre-fire season on the weekend after our nation's birth: July 8-10, 2022. We begin planning details soon, hopefully registration to be released no too far into the new year. Fun stuff like the Concours d'Elegance will return. One of the parents is already planning wool jerseys. We're testing out caterers. We plan on returning to the full monty this year!
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