| Harder to pedal than any spin class... but far more rewarding |
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Friday, October 18, 2013
2013 Million Dollar Challenge is now complete
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#CycleForCAF,
CAF,
CCSD,
garmin,
handcycle,
Lance Weir,
MDC,
Pendleton
Location:
Camp Pendleton North, CA, USA
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Day 3 Paso Robles to Carmel Recap and look ahead to Day 4
Wow, what a day. Started off cold... like stop the car, get all the cold gear out and suit up. It was in the 40's from the hotel and kept that way for a good portion of the early ride. Wished I had dug out my toe warmers... But the possible rain prediction never came to fruition and the beginning of the ride along the 101 at spots was not a problem. Cody was up for the challenge after his gallant fight with some sort of food poisoning on Stage 1.
The signature of the day, and maybe even the 5 days of riding was Nacimiento-Fergusson Rd which is a picturesque ass-kicker that takes you from the valley side of the 101 and puts you on Highway 1. It goes through an Army base and because of the federal shutdown, all the national park campgrounds on the ocean side of the climb were closed, so we saw at most 4 cars the entire climb and descent. Fantastic. Couple that with epic weather, we were in heaven.
The signature of the day, and maybe even the 5 days of riding was Nacimiento-Fergusson Rd which is a picturesque ass-kicker that takes you from the valley side of the 101 and puts you on Highway 1. It goes through an Army base and because of the federal shutdown, all the national park campgrounds on the ocean side of the climb were closed, so we saw at most 4 cars the entire climb and descent. Fantastic. Couple that with epic weather, we were in heaven.
| Nacimiento-Fergusson Rd heading west |
Labels:
810,
Big Sur,
CDM,
garmin,
Nacimiento-Fergusson,
Nacimiento-Fergusson Rd
Location:
Carmel, CA, USA
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Looking ahead to CDM Day 2..
90 miles and 7,000 feet climbing
Leave the farming community of Santa Maria for a roll around the heart of the central coast near San Luis Obispo. Then up you go as you clear the coastal range and cruise into wine country.
Highlights:
Leave the farming community of Santa Maria for a roll around the heart of the central coast near San Luis Obispo. Then up you go as you clear the coastal range and cruise into wine country.
Highlights:
- Cruise around quaint central coast towns near San Luis Obispo
- Take on the well-known leg stretcher, Old Creek Road
- Cut across the vineyards located west of Paso Robles
- Cruise down the ever popular and fun descent of Peachy Canyon • Grab a nice meal with wine in downtown Paso to cap off the day
Link to the route:
Location:
Santa Maria, CA, USA
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