Saturday Ride: The Great Wall of Los Angeles - 46 miles 
One Year Ago Tuesday morning ride, 20+ miles: 8:30 Start (Contact Rashied for details at 626-283-8634) Parking for Tuesday ride: Park in the lot just west of Fair Oaks on El Centro. Then ride two blocks to El Centro to Khaldi's. Start: South Pasadena at Diamond & El Centro at Kaldi coffee shop (across from the library). Ride Description; Pleasant meandering ride between South Pasadena and Sierra Madre visiting Pasadena and Altadena with a coffee break in Sierra Madre. Returns downhill on Sierra Madre Blvd through San Marino before returning to the start. Wednesday morning ride typically 30 miles 8:00 Start (Contact Rashied for details, 626-283-8634) Parking for Wednesday ride: Do not park in shopping center, park Jackson Place, one block East Start: Huntington & Rosemead Blvds, SE corner, in the parking lot near the Grocery Outlet Market. Rides are typically 35 miles or so. Various ride destinations with a break for snacks. Saturday Ride (Roll out at 8:00) The Great Wall of Los Angeles - 46 miles Start Location; Victory Park Ride Rating: Intermediate for distance Start:Victory Park Ride Description: The destination is The Wall of Los Angeles. It's a mural designed by Judith Baca and executed with the help of over 400 community youth and artists coordinated by the Social and Public Art Resource Center. The ride is mostly westerly from Pasadena through Glendale and Burbank and North Hollywood to Coldwater Canyon where the artwork is located. Then loop south and east for a bite to eat at Bob's Big Boy in Toluca Lake. It's then a fairly quick 18 miles back to the start. Enjoy Sunday; Easy Ride; 8:00 Start time Start, CalTech Tennis courts near the Athenaeum The 20 mile or less ride starts from Caltech (corner of Hill and San Pasqual) and heads to a local breakfast destination. This Sunday; This week's location, Bun and Burger, Alhambra (cash only) Sunday; Moderate Ride; 8:00 Start time The ride is typically 40 miles departing from Victory Park, Parking lot North side of Paloma St, and is for those looking for interesting sites and faster pace ride than the Sunday Easy Ride |
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