The big day finally arrived, my start of the Tuscany Trail. The check-in and packet pickup was staggered over 3 days so as to not overwhelm the towns and base camps with 5000 people at once. I got the second to last time slot for pickup, Friday morning,...
I first heard of The Tuscany Trail a couple years ago via a Youtube video from a couple old guys in Lycra, and it immediately went on my bucket list. I’m not getting any younger, so this was the year I finally put a stake in the ground and signed up. That...
Raymond is a small town in the Sierra foothills near the southern entrance to Yosemite as the crow flies. In the late 1800s it was the terminus of the San Joaquin Valley and Yosemite Railroad where passengers would transfer from trains to stagecoaches to...
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Flat tires, Chuck Norris, bunkers, and Tia Carrerra.
Dirty…
Not STEVE SMITH, but rather JaimeRoberto tells of cycling.
Our intrepid cyclist takes us on a visit to a tropical paradise.
As I’ve done more and more cycling I’ve become interested in multi-day long distance events like the Torino-Nice Rally, the Badlands, or even just RAGBRAI, events which cover 400-500 miles with varying degrees of support along the way. However, I have doubts that I...
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Tuff is a general term for all consolidated pyroclastic, volcanic rocks. On the Tuffest, riders faced 106.9 miles and 7500ft of elevation gain with most of the climbing in the second half of the race. You’re probably not even worthy to read this. Srsly. But here you go, cupcake.