Bike Rides
yes, I used to be an avid cyclist and put in at least 200 miles a week on my trusty fixedgear or Colnago. I loved to ride but then, over Memorial Day weekend, 2006. I was hit by a car, bike was totaled, head injury messed me up (wear your helmet, I was, and I still was injured). Anyway, I used to map my rides around Cape Cod, so, if you are here looking for routes in the Upper Cape area, here are some. I would say the “Cape Cod Metric Century” below is one of the best rides on the planet. Seriously.
Cotuit !0 Mile Loop — Tour de Cotuit fixed gear loop
Wrentham – Cumberland Road Island Fixed Gear Route
Wrentham Fixie Loop 2x=16m
Northeast Corner of Rhode Island Fixie Ride 14.8 mi
Cape Cod Metric Century (and then some)
Sandwich Service Road Loop 18.5 Miles
A variation on the above 22,5
Sandwich-Marstons Mills-Centerville 40 KM
Cotuit-South Cape Beach 22.5 m
Woods Hole – Nickerson State Park
Woods Hole – Cotuit Lollipop 62 km
Cotuit-Chatham Light Lollipop Metric Century Plus 70+ miles
Cotuit-Woods Hole – 62KM/41 miles
Cotuit-Sandy Neck Loop – 46 KM
Sandy Neck-Cotuit Quickie – 21 miles/34K
Cotuit-Osterville-Service Road Loop – 28 miles/46km
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Granite State Wheelmen Tri-State Seacoast Century 100 miles
Local Runs
Complimenti per idea del sito. Anche noi siamo amanti del trekking. Perche non organizziamo un incontro di appassionati per delle escursioni insieme? Magari non piu di 6-8 in tutto? Un saluto.
a singapore
giga galleries
first time
sul pene
nice. I found a Gary Fisher mountain bike in the dumpster at work, and fixed it up for about $100. Works great on my occasional jaunts to Point Pinole regional shoreline. I also found a dumpstered Roll Fast cruiser bike that I’ve rehabilitated with white tires, chain and spray paint from the local 98 cent store. Not bad for a brief ride down memory lane to the liquor store. I ride over the tracks, past Pick N Pull, recycled metal yards, and take pictures of humming birds around abandoned nursery greenhouses. Some kids with spray paint cans chased me on a rather rough section of the San Francisco Bay trail, stealing my bicycle and returning it after deciding it wasn’t worth taking I suppose. Such is the value of what I call urban camouflage (spray paint)–a rat bike’s best friend.
I’d like to get a 29er some day. I wonder what your opinion of these is.
lets ride