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Throw this in the new wind tunnel @chuckt6! Position is good. Drag on that basket? #aeroiseverything
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First, #climballthethings Then #descendallthethings In between #lookatstuff Simple!
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Corralitos, CA. The point in my commute (about 20 miles in) when I start dreaming of the burrito I’m gonna grab on my way home. I think about it for the next 10 miles. Then I get tacos instead. THEY ARE INCREDIBLE!
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Peanut Butter takes a shady break on our commute home, Redwood Retreat Road, CA
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Redwood Retreat Road, CA
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Quimby. Coming down. I went up it earlier in the day, and this is near the top. It is a HORRID experience coming up, and incredibly sketchy going down. Quimby. Go ride it and see for yourself. Check out the segment
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Looking North on Mt. Hamilton, from Lick Observatory. It is a very fantastic climb up there. Not too difficult, just long. Apparently it’s steeper (but shorter) from the other side. I rode up from San Jose side.
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On the Mt. Hamilton climb. I was down there. Then there in the middle. Then where I’m taking this photo. And then I kept going.
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Went up Mt Hamilton on Sunday. Got so depressed doing my taxes at noon I just said ‘eff this shit’ and drove over to the bottom of Quimby. Quimby is terrible. Hamilton is frickin’ gorgeous climb.
Here we see the delicious Peanut Butter showing off at the top.
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My commute beats your commute. (Ok, so this on only a tiny bit of it. The rest is on normal road, but still!)
Old Mt. Madonna Road, CA
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Ride by Shooting of the sunrise during the Solvang Spring Double (which I crushed with my friend Rita on Saturday) It was finger-freezingly cold at this moment, so we were urging the sun to come up even faster.
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Daylight savings! No more getting to Mother Tree at the top of the dirt on Madonna in the dark!
Was 77F when I left the office on Tuesday. Put on armwarmers and a vest for the descent and that was it. BEAUTIFUL.
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Turned off the PCH and went inland, up toward La Honda. Very rural and pastoral. Sheep, cows. Very green right now.
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Yep, a man and his mammoth, out doing a little fence maintenance. I love California.
- Pescadero Road, CA
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Yesterday was brutal. Very low temps all day, and me damp constantly from climbing. Things were reversed. Climbing was bliss; descending was torture. This is part of the Tunitas Creek Climb, easily the most beautiful climb I’ve done (to date - still have some classics to do) since moving out here. I’m at about mile 60 of the 147 miler I did yesterday. I kept stopping to take photos. It’s that kinda climb.
Peanut Butter looks so small in the curve!
