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Andy's Cycling Blog. 102km from Richmond to Fredericksburg, with controles in Wyndham and Spotsylvania. This route is point to point, can be ridden in either direction, and is a “free route” meaning that you can ride any roads you choose between the controle points. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Santa Cruz Randonneurs – El Grenada 200km | Andy's Cycling Blog
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Andy's Cycling Blog. San Francisco Randonneurs – Russian River 300km. The Lost City of Petrolia (Fleche weekend part 1) →. Santa Cruz Randonneurs – El Grenada 200km. April 10, 2015. This entry was posted in 100-150 miles. San Francisco Randonneurs – Russian River 300km. The Lost City of Petrolia (Fleche weekend part 1) →. Santa Cruz Randonneurs – El Grenada 200km. April 10, 2015 at 8:07 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Encour...
The Lost City of Petrolia (Fleche weekend part 1) | Andy's Cycling Blog
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Andy's Cycling Blog. Santa Cruz Randonneurs – El Grenada 200km. Port City Coffee Outside →. The Lost City of Petrolia (Fleche weekend part 1). April 13, 2015. Eric fixing a nearly broken chain. Fancy meeting you here! Our paths split here. Top of the 5 mile climb. We met up with one additional teammate for the fleche (Ryan), and prepped bikes for the following day. A fresh set of clothes, and a box to mail home the dirty kits, were waiting for us at the hotel. I slept hard that night! EZ Hikes in NH / ME.
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Andy's Cycling Blog. Newer posts →. Pacific Coast Highway Randonneurs – Trans Sierra Triple Pass 200km. October 6, 2014. Strava: 13,925ft climbing in 78.4 miles. 177ft climbing per mile! LA Wheelmen Grand Tour Lite 200k. September 22, 2014. So I was left with a 200k, plus 40 miles to get there and home on the ends. Strava link: 161 miles, 7,900ft climbing. August 27, 2014. Seattle Summer 400k – Barlow Pass. August 26, 2014. 2014 Cascade 1240km – Day Four – Mazama to Monroe. June 24, 2014. It was tough le...
Pacific Coast Highway Randonneurs – Trans Sierra Triple Pass 200km | Andy's Cycling Blog
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Andy's Cycling Blog. LA Wheelmen Grand Tour Lite 200k. The Los Angeles Experience →. Pacific Coast Highway Randonneurs – Trans Sierra Triple Pass 200km. October 6, 2014. Strava: 13,925ft climbing in 78.4 miles. 177ft climbing per mile! This entry was posted in 50-99 miles. LA Wheelmen Grand Tour Lite 200k. The Los Angeles Experience →. Pacific Coast Highway Randonneurs – Trans Sierra Triple Pass 200km. October 7, 2014 at 11:51 am. Too bad it didn’t work out that well with the water supply. 11/07/2016 Por...
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Ride or Pie?!: Touring
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Ride or pie - the eternal question. Bike tech, ride reports, and other stuff few people care about. This is an overview page of all the bike tours I've ever done, with links to ride reports (if available). 2014 S24O Blue Mound State Park. Sadly the only overnight bike touring we did in 2014. But it was great! Finally: The first S24O! Longest tour so far, together with the Biketopus. Day 1: Montreal to Ange-Gardien. Day 2: Ange-Gardien to Mont-Orford National Park. Day 3: Mont-Orford to Lennoxville. My fi...
Ride or Pie?!: April 2014
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Ride or pie - the eternal question. Bike tech, ride reports, and other stuff few people care about. Saturday, April 19, 2014. Mercier Bridge with floating ice at sunset. Links to this post:. Ride report: Circling the windmills. Were the engineers slightly drunk when plotting this road? I really miss having Gunnar, my road bike, for rides like this. It's just not the same on Wolfgang. Links to this post:. Saturday, April 5, 2014. Or: The Jacques Cartier is open again! Links to this post:. Want to support ...
Ride or Pie?!: Solstice Ride: The Joys and Troubles of Night Riding
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Ride or pie - the eternal question. Bike tech, ride reports, and other stuff few people care about. Sunday, June 21, 2015. Solstice Ride: The Joys and Troubles of Night Riding. The latest issue of Bicycle Quarterly. The plan was to head out around sunset and keep going all night until the solstice sun would rise again. I developeded a few tentative routing options and tried to recruit fellow riders. Unfortunately, the few people potentially interested had other commitments that night, and so I was go...
Ride or Pie?!: June 2015
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Ride or pie - the eternal question. Bike tech, ride reports, and other stuff few people care about. Sunday, June 21, 2015. Solstice Ride: The Joys and Troubles of Night Riding. The latest issue of Bicycle Quarterly. The plan was to head out around sunset and keep going all night until the solstice sun would rise again. I developeded a few tentative routing options and tried to recruit fellow riders. Unfortunately, the few people potentially interested had other commitments that night, and so I was go...
Ride or Pie?!: January 2015
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Ride or pie - the eternal question. Bike tech, ride reports, and other stuff few people care about. Tuesday, January 27, 2015. Dairy Roubaix 2015—Let's do this! Woo, this looks like fun! Image source: Ride With GPS). All relevant info can be found on the official event homepage. Links to this post:. Thursday, January 22, 2015. Converting my Gunnar Roadie to low-trail 650B, part 1. Gunnar with 25-622 wheels/tires. Why change an already great bike? Converting Gunnar is thus the answer to these two points, ...
Ride or Pie?!: February 2015
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Ride or pie - the eternal question. Bike tech, ride reports, and other stuff few people care about. Friday, February 27, 2015. Professional Guide to Wheel Building. But does it work! My review of Roger Musson's Professional Guide to Wheel Building. Is very positive. But how does his advice hold up in practice? Well, I just finished building a 650B wheelset following his advice and using some of the DIY tools described in the book. Crude, but it works. Spoke is already far in the nipple, despite not being...
Ride or Pie?!: March 2015
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Ride or pie - the eternal question. Bike tech, ride reports, and other stuff few people care about. Friday, March 27, 2015. Suggested reading: "Jan Heine: A Randonneur's Long Rides and Strong Words". Is my favorite bike magazine—well, actually it's the only one I bother reading at all—and its founder, editor, and main author Jan Heine has influenced my thinking about bikes and riding profoundly. I just stumbled upon this interview with Heine in The Bicycle Story. Link to the full interview. What was the ...
The Mountain is Out! | The Woodsy Ones
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An Oregon Sampler →. The Mountain is Out! September 22, 2014. So we decided to climb it! At least halfway this year. FYI, there’s still a heck of a lot of snow in mid-July, despite temps in the 80s. August brings more grass and the famous wildflower fields, but the snowfields were super fun to slide around in, too. Just remember to put sunscreen underneath your chin (the only placed I got burned)! Mount Adams looming in the distance. An ocean of mountains. One thought on “ The Mountain is Out! Enter your...
All You Can Heat Special | The Woodsy Ones
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We lived in LA. Wait, what? Heading South for the winter… South KOREA! All You Can Heat Special. March 31, 2015. January is such a peaceful time to visit Yosemite. We prepared for snow, tire-chains and all, but ended up hiking in 50 degree breezes with sunny blue skies. Instead of freezing our toes in a tent, we opted for some glamping to make the chilly nights a little more fun, but we also found out that walk-in camping at Camp 4 is only $5/person a night. What a steal! Camp Curry is a cozy platform-te...
Bay Area faves | The Woodsy Ones
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Heading South for the winter… South KOREA! Monterey, Muir Woods, and Point Reyes →. July 13, 2015. It’s the little day-to-day things about living in NorCal that we look back on and smile about – the hikes and jogs and bike rides, being with friends, and finding great views around the city. Sometime into March, I turned the corner on my normal jogging path and was amazed at the new blanket of color that had just sprouted to life! See you next time, with a few more family members out west! Fill in your det...
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Andy's Cycling Blog | Exploring the West
Andy's Cycling Blog. September 10, 2012. Welcome to my blog! This is where I post about my rides – for other adventures, check out The Woodsy Ones. My wife and I are currently traveling while she takes travel nursing assignments. We’ll be in Virginia through July 2015. Thanks for reading, and feel free to leave comments too. The Lost City of Petrolia (Fleche weekend part 1). April 13, 2015. Eric fixing a nearly broken chain. Fancy meeting you here! Our paths split here. Top of the 5 mile climb. I recall ...
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