So I thought I'd get acquainted with the new neighborhood by taking my ol' SS out for a spin. I'm turning a 44 x 16t right now, and well... it hurt. A lot.
Apparently it's time for a real road bike. One with gears and such. Dammit.
going into San Fran from Hayward, we had an easy ride. 1/10 of a mile from the host family's house, we took a right turn and our jaws hit the floor. ****ing straight up. god damn.
As for selling stuff... ugh, that ain't the half of it. And if I don't actually get some decent time in Tahoe this winter there will be a whole lot more of it on the chopping block.
Nothing like unpacking to remind a man that he has WAY TOO MUCH CRAP!!!
going into San Fran from Hayward, we had an easy ride. 1/10 of a mile from the host family's house, we took a right turn and our jaws hit the floor. ****ing straight up. god damn.
No ****. There were a couple of streets where I started to turn onto them and just thought "**** that." Even still I didn't have much choice but to hit some hills that were hold-breath-and-pull-as-hard-as-possible steep. It was worth it though... the views from Presidio and the Golden Gate are just spectacular. I love this city already.
So I thought I'd get acquainted with the new neighborhood by taking my ol' SS out for a spin. I'm turning a 44 x 16t right now, and well... it hurt. A lot.
Apparently it's time for a real road bike. One with gears and such. Dammit.
I love riding those sick hills in the city. About a year ago I rode the second steepest hill in the city and slipped on a leaf near the top. I still need to go back and complete the ascent..
No ****. There were a couple of streets where I started to turn onto them and just thought "**** that." Even still I didn't have much choice but to hit some hills that were hold-breath-and-pull-as-hard-as-possible steep. It was worth it though... the views from Presidio and the Golden Gate are just spectacular. I love this city already.
did you go across the Golden Gate? heading N, there's a road just on the other side of the Golden Gate that heads left up the side of a hill. awesome view from there.
I rode that road a few weeks ago. Not much of a view though because of all the fog. But sitting on the bench reading was kind of cool, with all the fog horns as a backdrop.
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