Saturday: Daley Ranch - Humane Society entrance - 9:00am
Verl Eastman
Let’s do Daley Ranch but start from the Humane Society entrance. This is an early uphill start but not bad and a great way to finish the ride. If you don’t see the screen shots below, change your email to view html (are there any of you still out there using “Plain Text”) ??? J
Diane Belnap stated: . Best directions are stay on El Norte Parkway past Daley Ranch (do not turn left on La Honda). Go thru 4 or so stoplights and turn left onto Valley Parkway. Go to the second stoplight and turn left on Bevin (or something close to that name). Take a right at the Humane Society sign.
Google directions below so take either or take your own…but just be there!!!
Verl
Stan Kim
Cindy and I rode Daley Ranch today. Have fun tomorrow! BTW, I made a video of some of our rides this year if you'd like to see it: http://vimeo.com/33405471
Say hi to everyone, hope to join you guys soon. Stan
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Adam Shapiro
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Let’s do Daley Ranch but start from the Humane Society entrance. This is an early uphill start but not bad and a great way to finish the ride. If you don’t see the screen shots below, change your email to view html (are there any of you still out there using “Plain Text”) ??? J
Diane Belnap stated: . Best directions are stay on El Norte Parkway past Daley Ranch (do not turn left on La Honda). Go thru 4 or so stoplights and turn left onto Valley Parkway. Go to the second stoplight and turn left on Bevin (or something close to that name). Take a right at the Humane Society sign.
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Google directions below so take either or take your own…but just be there!!!
Verl
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Verl Eastman
I would say it’s an intermediate ride only because of the pace and length. There is nothing really difficult (not many rocks) and there is a lot of fire road but there are a couple fairly steep climbs along the way (Cardiac Hill). If you can ride at a medium+ pace for 3+ hrs you can make it. We do stop and re-group along the way…
We leave no one behind… unless they decide to go back but it’s best to drop “Bread Crumbs” along the way if you plan to return to the parking lot !!! J
Verl
Evan Grobler
Hi All,
My name is Evan Grobler and I am from South Africa. I am a keen MTB rider and will be visiting San Diego in February for 2 weeks, arriving on 3rd February. I need some advice with regard to riding in your area. I am training to do a 3 day stage race in May and would like to maintain my fitness levels. The stage distances of this are 85km, 95km and 75km on very hilly terrain with ascents of up to 2000m per stage!
I will be staying at the DAYS HOTEL and would be interested in joining a group of MTB riders. I am NOT a pro-cyclist so it is more “time-in-the-saddle” riding I would like to do. At the same time it will give me an opportunity to see your City, meet new like minded people and to get to know the area and what better way to do this than on a MTB.
The reason for visiting San Diego is that my wife will be playing Tennis in the World Veteran Championships, hosted by the City of SD. I would like to watch some of the tennis as well but I can’t see myself sitting there every day for 2 weeks!
I would thus like to find out the following:
1. Is it possible to hire a MTB from a dealer/hire shop/cycle shop for the period or per day/per ride?
2. I would like to join a group and go on some of your rides. I have checked and notice that there are many beautiful trails to ride in and around San Diego.
I would appreciate some comments and suggestions re the above.
Kind Regards
Evan Grobler
Stephen Waits
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--Steve
On 1/4/2012 0:35 AM, Evan Grobler wrote:
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> 1.Is it possible to hire a MTB from a dealer/hire shop/cycle shop for