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Yankee Springs TT yesterday. Technical course. Roots, rocks and berms. The temp jumped to 80 at the finish. Hot for Michigan this time of year.

morgan territory

best part of the year to ride this road!
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for those who like panoramas...
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Originally Posted by zs3889 (Post 3377936)

A great weekend of cycling in California's central coast!

https://dgtzuqphqg23d.cloudfront.net...-2048x1365.jpg

link to the location/route ? looks very inviting !

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Originally Posted by shrimp123 (Post 3377985)

best part of the year to ride this road!
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Love how green it is.

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Originally Posted by shrimp123 (Post 3377999)

link to the location/route ? looks very inviting !

Ditto.

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Originally Posted by XXtwindad (Post 3378004)

Love how green it is.

and the powder (pollen) on the small water body justifies the name "powder creek ranch"

get there fast, it will all turn brown in a week

It is finally getting warmer in Connecticut.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw...-gm?authuser=0

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Originally Posted by shrimp123 (Post 3377999)

link to the location/route ? looks very inviting !

This particular photo was taken on West Cuesta Ridge in SLO. I started in town, rode through Poly Canyon, and up West Cuesta Ridge.

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Originally Posted by 54ny77 (Post 3378126)

wowwwwwww that's gorgeous. where is that?

One ride in San Luis Obispo, CA and one ride near Templeton/Atascadero and Cambria.

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Originally Posted by zs3889 (Post 3378300)

One ride in San Luis Obispo, CA and one ride near Templeton/Atascadero and Cambria.

I thought that looked familiar from Eroica routes.

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Originally Posted by onekgguy (Post 3377712)

Yesterday, I rode the 70-mile Ponderosa Pine Earth Day ride out of Northfield, MN. Northfield boasts some awesome gravel roads in any direction, with this event featuring some of the best of those roads. Conditions were breezy with a 15-20 mph (24-32 kph) headwind for most of the return making for a memorable event.

Lovely shots, Kevin.

I'm always struck by how much variance there is in "gravel." I have only rarely encountered that kind of smoove surface here in CA, and especially in Southern CA.

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Originally Posted by huck*this (Post 3378154)

It is finally getting warmer in Connecticut.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw...-gm?authuser=0

Sweet pic! That bike looks so damn good in the wild!