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In searching for local to SF rides, I came across this SITE (San Francisco to Google) has anyone ridden with this group? apparently it's a club, how are the rides? and are there guys that commute both ways regularly from SF to Google in Palo Alto?
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It's a very active community - I've only done one of their weekday morning rides but it was a spiritied group. I think there are different flavors and paces of ride, best option is to browse the google group and see what rides are coming up
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/?f...ps#!forum/sf2g
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/?f...ps#!forum/sf2g
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Apparently they have speed averages from about 13 to 20+ That's quite a ride from SF to Palo Alto, I assume they ride back too? that's 80 miles a day! probably most take Caltrain back with the short days. My problem is they leave a bit too early, 6 am meet up in the Mission.
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I believe Caltrain back home is the norm.
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I have passed them going the other way on the Bay trail in Foster City a couple of times a few years ago, fast group.
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Hi Paula, good to hear you and hope things are going great! yes, one of these days I may do the route alone just to check it out, never been on that bay trail.
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One of my co-workers has done a couple of their routes on the weekend for fun. I just don't have the time.
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Me too. They tend to break up into clusters -- a small breakaway group and then a a good deal later a we-own-all-lanes pack followed by some stragglers.
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Since I live in SF towards the beach, I probably would have to go south on Hwy1 towards So. SF and head out to Hillside and Bayshore. I think they pass close to Oyster Pt. Hey! that's enough of a ride already in my state of bad fitness

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Yeah, I know what you mean. I just painted the house front (took close to a month) and now for the back. Along with finally clearing out 45+ years of junk in each room, about 15- 20 miles a couple times a week is all I can ride.