ride / club races in San Diego

John Roden

I was going to be in San Diego next week for 5 days on business and am
bringing my bike--I'll be downtownish in the mission bay area and was
wondering if there are any fun group rides or club races that happen
in that area durig the early part of the week or on sunday--Just post
right to this group as the email address I used is a dud--Thanks, John

pedalchick

John Roden wrote:
> I was going to be in San Diego next week for 5 days on business and am
> bringing my bike--I'll be downtownish in the mission bay area and was
> wondering if there are any fun group rides or club races that happen in
> that area durig the early part of the week or on sunday--Just post right
> to this group as the email address I used is a dud--Thanks, John



Saturday - big ride, moderate to fast, to snooty elite racers it's
filled with scary freds, to freds it's filled with snooty elite racers:

http://www.sdbc.org/html/satride.ht...html/satride.h-
tml Probably a 45 minute ride from Mission Bay - consult a bike shop for
the San Diego bike route map to find the route to the ride, or you can
email me and I'll give you directions.

OR: the REAL ride. Axel Merckx, Mike Creed, Danny Pate, and other
various pros, national champions, Olympic medalists, and numerous
wannabes have been known to attend. It's superfast at points, but there
are regroups and shorter/longer options. http://www.socalcycling.com/Gr-
oup%20Rides/weekly/swamis.htmhttp://www.socalcycling.com/Group%20Rides/-
weekly/swamis.htm

You'll probably need to drive up to this ride - might take more than an
hour to ride to B&L.

Never done this one, but it's as flat as a pancake out there: http://ww-
w.socalcycling.com/Group%20Rides/seasonal/fiesta_island.htmhttp://www.s-
ocalcycling.com/Group%20Rides/seasonal/fiesta_island.htm It's right
there in Mission Bay.

Also conveniently located is Mt. Soledad, with about 5 good routes up
you can easily take in your hill repeats for the week. Just look up from
Mission Bay and you'll see Mt. Soledad. Easily accessed via the
(hideous) Rose Creek bike path from Mission Bay.



--

John Roden

Thanks, I'd dating myself if I told you i used to do those rides when
people like Scott Tinley and John Howard showed up. I was thinking of
checking out the feista island workout on tuesday morning, I'm a
little nervous about the traffic, where I ride you might not see a car
for an hour. On the other hand, our roads are presently snow covered.

pedalchick <usenet-forum@cyclingforums.com> wrote in message news:<r0lcc.98170$sI6.48604@fe13.usenetserver.com>...
> John Roden wrote:
> > I was going to be in San Diego next week for 5 days on business and am
> > bringing my bike--I'll be downtownish in the mission bay area and was
> > wondering if there are any fun group rides or club races that happen in
> > that area durig the early part of the week or on sunday--Just post right
> > to this group as the email address I used is a dud--Thanks, John
>
>
>
> Saturday - big ride, moderate to fast, to snooty elite racers it's
> filled with scary freds, to freds it's filled with snooty elite racers:
>
> http://www.sdbc.org/html/satride.ht...html/satride.h-
> tml Probably a 45 minute ride from Mission Bay - consult a bike shop for
> the San Diego bike route map to find the route to the ride, or you can
> email me and I'll give you directions.
>
> OR: the REAL ride. Axel Merckx, Mike Creed, Danny Pate, and other
> various pros, national champions, Olympic medalists, and numerous
> wannabes have been known to attend. It's superfast at points, but there
> are regroups and shorter/longer options. http://www.socalcycling.com/Gr-
> oup%20Rides/weekly/swamis.htmhttp://www.socalcycling.com/Group%20Rides/-
> weekly/swamis.htm
>
> You'll probably need to drive up to this ride - might take more than an
> hour to ride to B&L.
>
> Never done this one, but it's as flat as a pancake out there: http://ww-
> w.socalcycling.com/Group%20Rides/seasonal/fiesta_island.htmhttp://www.s-
> ocalcycling.com/Group%20Rides/seasonal/fiesta_island.htm It's right
> there in Mission Bay.
>
> Also conveniently located is Mt. Soledad, with about 5 good routes up
> you can easily take in your hill repeats for the week. Just look up from
> Mission Bay and you'll see Mt. Soledad. Easily accessed via the
> (hideous) Rose Creek bike path from Mission Bay.
>
>
>
> --

gwhite

roden@frontiernet.net (John Roden) wrote in message news:<f0f5d98f.0404060410.5b02de63@posting.google.com>...
> Thanks, I'd dating myself if I told you i used to do those rides when
> people like Scott Tinley and John Howard showed up. I was thinking of
> checking out the feista island workout on tuesday morning, I'm a
> little nervous about the traffic, where I ride you might not see a car
> for an hour. On the other hand, our roads are presently snow covered.

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