Photos from your rides.

[Matthew]

A blustery 31 miles yesterday. Spring just doesn't seem to be able to take hold from old man winter here in Michigan. Been cold and wet. Probably my fewest miles by this date in years but was nice to get out. Lake Michigan views.

[AngryScientist]

beautiful sunny afternoon here.

thankfully. it's been a grey stretch of days before today.

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by morrisericd

I come to Paceline for the OT chatter.

I stick around for the Joosttx. Another great set of pictures!

Thanks man, I really appreciate the praise.

[dolface]

A couple from Bolinas Ridge ridge this morning

[huck*this]

A quick 20mi ride to test out the new build. Finally built after a few months. New wheels should be here today!

[AngryScientist]

^^^^ That TIME looks hot!

Greyer day today than expected, but good to get the legs turning anyway.

[XXtwindad]

Originally Posted by dolface

A couple from Bolinas Ridge ridge this morning

Great photos.

Just out of curiosity: Bolinas seems to straddle the line between gravel bike and MTB. You find it more enjoyable on a gravel bike?

[proxient]

Sleet and hail are fun to ride in.

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by XXtwindad

Great photos.

Just out of curiosity: Bolinas seems to straddle the line between gravel bike and MTB. You find it more enjoyable on a gravel bike?

It depends which part of Bolinas ridge you ride. I had a buddy ride the entire thing on his vintage aero Rensho. The bigger question really is what to ride to get out there which maybe more important since Boridge is only like 11 miles or 7 miles (cannot remember).

[rccardr]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

^^^^ That TIME looks hot!

Greyer day today than expected, but good to get the legs turning anyway.

I’ll be looking for that JPW in a few weeks.

[mstateglfr]

50mi of mixed surface. Some gravel, some rural paved, and some paved paths.

Nice spring day with little wind.

[XXtwindad]

Originally Posted by joosttx

It depends which part of Bolinas ridge you ride. I had a buddy ride the entire thing on his vintage aero Rensho. The bigger question really is what to ride to get out there which maybe more important since Boridge is only like 11 miles or 7 miles (cannot remember).

I’m thinking the way to do it on a gravel bike would be to start at the Olema trailhead and ride the ridge to BoFax road, descending back on Highway 1 to Olema. I haven’t done any of the connector trails (Shafter, McCurdy) so I don’t know how doable they are on a gravel bike. I’m assuming a MTB would be better.

But you have much more experience in that area than I do.

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by XXtwindad

I’m thinking the way to do it on a gravel bike would be to start at the Olema trailhead and ride the ridge to BoFax road, descending back on Highway 1 to Olema. I haven’t done any of the connector trails (Shafter, McCurdy) so I don’t know how doable they are on a gravel bike. I’m assuming a MTB would be better.

But you have much more experience in that area than I do.

That’s a horrible to do it. IMHO but YMMV.

[XXtwindad]

Originally Posted by joosttx

That’s a horrible to do it. IMHO but YMMV.

What’s the better way to do it if you want to include the Ridge in a loop?

[joosttx]

enjoying the morning with the young guns....