CC San Francisco thread

[swee'pea99]

Fancy forgetting your own date of birth. You've been drinking that filthy American 'beer' haven't you?

 

[rich p]

Tollers, those fire escapes are pretty strange looking to our eyes on the front of otherwise lovely buildings!

 

[ttcycle]

Fantastic news Mark, glad to hear that it's all falling into place. Spacious sounding too, I'm sure the fleet of bikes will be happy in their new home and it sounds like it might encourage you to partake in the n+1

 

[Tollers]

Well, it's been a busy month so I havent made it onto CC as much as i hoped. As TT said things are falling into place and I even have luxuries such as a bed and TV now This meant this weekend has been my first few days where i've had nothing that i've desperately needed to do. Well, not exactly true....i desperately needed a ride

So......last night i went up to my roof to check out where i should cycle

The choice wasn't so hard. I could see some green over that big bridge. So....itinerary set, i woke up this morning and headed towards the water. What did i find.....bloody everyone else had the same idea....

It turns out that my planned route was the opposite direction to the "Escape from Alcatraz" Triathalon. Ah well, not to be deterred i soldiered on through the glorious sunshine and cooling ocean breeze ...

Soon i reached the bridge itself...

The crossing yielded ocean views to the left, but sadly the road obscured the view of the city

Soon. I was in Marin, but the hills there were way to scary for my legs after 6 weeks out of the saddle

I turned back and followed up with my own little "park n ride". Overall a 20 miler and not a bad first ride

 

[longers]

That's like so totally awesome.

Hope you'll keep on keeping making us jealous.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

SF is a great place isn't it - I loved it there!