Jason Saltzman from Aevolo Cycling (Long term friends of the site) talks to us about his favourite loop/ride.
Every rider has their “go to” ride(s) from home. This is one of many “go to” rides that, as of late, I have been frequenting more and more. After a little over a half an hour of flat riding as a warmup, this route takes you up and away from civilization on roads that serpentine through the fabled California Redwoods. The meat of the ride contains no flat sections (only up or down), no stop lights, and maybe three stop signs. Without these things there is nothing to detract from the scenery, the riding, or your effort.
To read more about Jason and his team check out his profile here and the team here. It’s also easy to see why Jason is one of the teams Climbers with a route like this.
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Durango Unchained
Durango resident and Aevolo rider Nick McKey from Aevolo Cycling (Long term friends of the site) talks to us about his favourite loop/ride. Read More
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BC – Before Children….
This popped up on my Timehop today as a photograph. It was obviously before the twins came along, I’d class 5 hours as a good training week these days. Not just a Sunday Spin. I took a look at the route and can remember parts of it, but not all of it. I headed off to West Waterford, out around Cappoquin and Aglish (where the only Hindu Styled Bridge in Ireland is – look for yourself) and back into Dungarvan.
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My One Time Commute
So this was my daily commute for nearly 7 years, I only managed to ride the full distance home a couple of times. And this was one of those occasions where I did get to ride home. The only downfall to working in an air conditioned building was when I headed off, I didn’t know how hot it had gotten. The air temperature that day got up to 35C, not too hot for many of my friends south of the equator, but for Ireland, properly boiling.
