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Bay Area Velo Girls Club Rides
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Time:
Meet: Various Bay Area locations
Webpage: http://www.velogirls.com/current.html
Restrictions: Women only
Various rides happening most days with a women-only slant by the 2003 USCF Women's Club of the Year. Check their ride list for full details.
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Marin Cyclists Daily Ride
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Time: 07:00 AM
Meet: Corte Madera Community Park, Marin
Webpage: http://www.marincyclists.com/html/rideschedule.html
23-mile Paradise Drive Loop, training ride, moderate to fast pace.
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Cycletron Rides at Lawrence Livermore
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Time: 11:40 AM
Meet: Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
Contact: Ken Hernandez
Email: hernandez7@llnl.gov
Webpage: http://www.llnl.gov/LLESA-groups/cycletrons/noonride.shtml
There are three rides leaving daily. The rides are:
- 11:40 - the slowest group
- Team Hammerhead at 12:05 - the brisk group
- The noon group at 12:05 - the "oh my god, I'm going to hurl" group
Distances, routes, speeds, elevation gains differ by group and by day. For details, please look at the webpage.
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Calaveras Hillclimb
Days: Monday, Wednesday
Time: 12:00 PM
Meet: Calaveras Road and Piedmont/Evans
Meeting point is at the junction of Calaveras Road and Piedmont/Evans Road by the church in Milpitas.
An informal group of racing types will decide at the meeting point exactly how far they will climb Calaveras Road, whether just to the top of the "wall" or maybe beyond to the County Line on Calaveras Road. Most of the riders tend to ride over from the heart of Silicon Valley. Due to the fact that the ride goes directly up the hill, any group soon dissipates into a multitude of individual time trials. There is a regroup at the top of the wall. The Monday ride is normally one of the easier rides of the week, considering that racers will be recovering from a hard weekend ride or race.
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Noon Ride, The
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Time: 12:00 PM
Meet: Old Page Mill Road, Palo Alto
Webpage: http://www.altovelo.org/
From the Alto Velo website:
For those that desire a bit of interval work, the noon ride at Page Mill and Old Page Mill road at 12:00 PM sharp is worth the aggravation of getting there. Pick up the pack about 12:06 rolling past the Park and Ride on Page Mill Road. There's always a 1-hour loop back to Page Mill and Foothill, with longer options on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The loop is about 22 miles.
Doing the ride a couple of times a week will leave you with the sense that you're participating in a cycling epic. It's also good training for road racing, with an occasionally unruly pack that demands good bike handling skills. Frequently unfolding like a road race with surges and little attacks on the hills, you'll contest sprint points in the middle to the end.
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Pleasanton Noon Ride
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Time: 12:00 PM
Meet: Foothill and Bernal
Contact: Ron Castia (EMC˛ /Vellum Cycles)
Email: ron@ebcyclist.org
Webpage: http://www.ebcyclist.org/useful.htm
Meet at Foothill and Bernal at Noon. On Mondays and Wednesdays the group splits into two, some do a Mt. Bike ride at Pleasanton Ridge. Tuesdays has typically been the big group road day.
Routes are usually a consensus of the group, Calaveras out and back (30-35 miles), Kilkare(shorter route)(15-20 miles), and sometimes the Palomares / Dublin Canyon loop(35 Miles). Or even a group split depending on time constraints and abilities. This is a friendly group, with a good mix of riders, from experienced racers to strong tourist.
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Specialized Noon Ride
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Time: 12:00 PM
Meet: Specialized, Morgan Hill
No details about this ride apart from that it happens and used to run each day of the week. I do know that it is open to guests. Ring "Specialized" for details.
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