
Tuesday morning ride, 20 miles: 7:30 AM Start (Contact Rashied for details at 626-283-8634)
South Pasadena to Sierra Madre for a cup of Java, 24 miles 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 and end: 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 7:30 AM 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 and end: 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; 8 AM Start Bikeways of OC (shorter version) - 53 miles
Starts in El Dorado Park, Long Beach.
Ride Rating: Advanced for distance
Ride Description: Head East through Cypress, down through Westminster and Fountain Valley, before connecting with the Mountain to the Sea Trail and Bikeway. Before you know it, you will be riding in the Back Bay to PCH heading North following the ocean. After Seal Beach, you head inland on the San Gabriel River Bike trail to the end. . Sunday; Easy Ride; 8 AM Start Start and end, 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: Emmi's in Sierra Madre
Sunday; Moderate Ride; 8 AM Start The ride is typically 3-40 miles departing from Victory Park, Parking lot North side of Paloma St, and is for those looking for interesting sites and a faster pace ride than the Sunday Easy Ride. We haven't done this one since May. It's supposed to be on the warm side on Sunday, so heading down towards the LA River should be slightly less hot. And La Colombe has the nice sparkling water on tap (Mt Washington) |
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