that's me (austin), chris(berkeley), joe(san antonio), scott(san antonio), and jerryg(houston) at the alamo in san antonio. we rode 25+ miles through some hilly san antonio neighborhoods and downtown. great ride!
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And, if you're gonna post a trip report, then post a frickin trip report. (at least more than 30 words!) Let's have some more details - we're starving out here in web-land.
Sorry I don't have time for a detailed ride report, but it was a really fun ride, and we enjoyed hanging out and riding with Chris for a couple of days. Eric put the photos from the Coker ride at: 'Alamo ride pics' (http://gallery.texasunicycle.com/AlamoCoker06)
My pictures from the next day's muni ride are at: 'Muni pics' (http://tinyurl.com/ycrkw8) Chris really showed his stuff off-road. Too bad most of the area riders had to work and couldn't make it for the muni ride.
My pictures from the next day's muni ride are at: 'Muni pics' (http://tinyurl.com/ycrkw8) Chris really showed his stuff off-road. Too bad most of the area riders had to work and couldn't make it for the muni ride.
No Steve, it is at a park that is about 5 minutes from my shop. The park itself combined with several miles of creek bottom each direction gives a great variety of terrain. Enchanted rock in the Fredericksburg area is beautiful, but no riding is allowed there.
No Steve, it is at a park that is about 5 minutes from my shop. The park itself combined with several miles of creek bottom each direction gives a great variety of terrain. Enchanted rock in the Fredericksburg area is beautiful, but no riding is allowed there.
Five minutes away - it's nice terrain to have so close by - I'm jealous.
I was in F'burg for a wedding 12 or so yrs ago, and we went climbing at E. Rock. I asked because the rocky desert-like terrain looked similar.
