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01-01.-2007, 12:22 PM
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California Road Cycling
I have put together a site with more than 100 road cycling routes on quiet and often hilly roads from Mt Shasta in the North to Anza Borrego in the South. Every sections has a description, map and elevation. There are also hundreds of photos of the roads and the surrounding landscape.
So if you are just looking for some new routes for training or plan a cycling vacation in California, have a look and check it out: http://CyclingCalifornia.Com Enjoy and happy cycling in 2007, Andreas |
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15-02.-2007, 01:59 PM
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Re: California Road Cycling
Thanks for the site! Great photos - it must have taken you years to do this.
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15-02.-2007, 03:52 PM
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Re: California Road Cycling
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15-02.-2007, 11:24 PM
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Re: California Road Cycling
I am joining a group doing a 1000 mile fundraising trek from Bremerton WA to SF (but won't be able to finish as school starts at the end of the journey) and don't even own a bike yet. It's good motivation to know one can begin training in beautiful areas around here. I bookmarked your site!
thanks for the feedback. Actually not, most of the riding and all the photo shooting I did in 2006. I took some long weekends in the summer and a week vacation in fall for the out of (the Bay) area trips. Andreas[/QUOTE] |
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27-03.-2007, 08:43 PM
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Re: California Road Cycling
[QUOTE=CyclingCA]I have put together a site with more than 100 road cycling routes on quiet and often hilly roads from Mt Shasta in the North to Anza Borrego in the South. Every sections has a description, map and elevation. There are also hundreds of photos of the roads and the surrounding landscape.
So if you are just looking for some new routes for training or plan a cycling vacation in California, have a look and check it out: http://CyclingCalifornia.Com I checked it out - fantastic job! Makes me want to go out there again. Thanks for posting. |
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