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  1. #1
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    Oct 2007
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    I live right off the SGRT and ride it a lot.

  2. #2
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    another Idea:
    my club (Cycling Connection) will be holding women's rides on sunday in december at 2:30 pm.
    They're going to be low-key things.
    The bad news: you have to Drive all the way out to Rancho Cucamonga
    Take the 210 to Day Creek Go North(up hill) two lights:
    http://www.cyclingconnection.org/WomensSundayRide.html
    AliceStrong, How is the San Gabirel Trail? I've only done the section near azusa.
    Speaking of the San Gabriel River, I was planning riding up to Crystal lake either Thursday or Friday next week. The reason why i'm mentioning this is that there is a path(actually a closed road) from Highway 39 to Cogswell Dam:
    http://www.nearfield.com/~dan/sports...sgwf/index.htm
    It's Fairly Flat and pretty. I could arrange my schedule to ride along part of the way
    Last edited by Fredwina; 11-15-2007 at 03:38 PM.

  3. #3
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    Oct 2007
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    I like it. It's a great ride to Seal Beach for lunch at River's End.

    Unfortunately last Monday a guy was jumped and his bike stolen. It's always better to ride the trail with a buddy. When I hear of things going down it always involves a lone rider. I always carry pepper spray myself. I have not personally had anything happen but I hear...

  4. #4
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    Thanks!
    I'm planninga Fleche' (24 hour) with buddy, and looks like we're going down the SGRT and up the SART. was thinking about a solo scouting expedition, but
    Do you have any opinosn about the Rio Hondo I work in El Monte, and would like to do a mixed Train/bike commutee, but the neighborhood here isn't the best. The Rio Hondo pretty much runs right behind my work location (Rosemead Blvd and the 10 Freeway)
    Last edited by Fredwina; 11-16-2007 at 09:49 AM.

  5. #5
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    The Rio Hondo is a mess right now and will be into 2008. It's closed for construction from Rush to Lashbrook and that whole area around Rosemead/Garvey is bike unfriendly. Congestion and closed lanes.

    Don't get scared off the SGRT. It is no better or worse than the SART or Ballona. Use common sense that's all.

    I live in South El Monte and almost never use my car so I know lots of good routes if you want to PM me about commuting.
    Last edited by alicestrong; 11-17-2007 at 10:38 AM.

  6. #6
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    Jul 2007
    Location
    North Hollywood, CA
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    I want to ride! I missed the Tour de Foothills because I pulled my groin muscle. It's an old injury that keeps causing me problems. I was off the bike for a few weeks, so I've slowed down quite a bit. Hopefully I'll get back up to speed before too long. Let me know if anyone plans anything.

  7. #7
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    That's OK!
    I went pavement surfing in Fontana on Saturday, so I'm out of it for a while
    Will let you all when I'm back in the saddle

 

 

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