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With my son, home from college for the summer.
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Both are great areas. It's easiest to loop up to Grant's Pass/Medford/Ashland and come back down to Shasta. But that whole area has lots of fun roads. It can be hot in the valleys below Shasta in the summer.
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I actually spent the long weekend up there, and did a short overnight motel tour. Rode from Weed to Yreka, stayed the night, and rode back to Weed. Endless gravel roads out in the farmland.
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Cape Cod Marconi Site
Early 90s Pinarello Gavia on Cape Cod at the site of the first TransAtlantic wireless communication.
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Salt Pond
Brand new Ritchey Logic on Cape Cod at the Salt Pond Visitors Center. The Cape Cod Rail Trail has some rough spots and I wanted a rim brake road bike with clearance for 30 mm tires. The Logic is working out well. It is not a "super-bike" but it is quite capable in group rides and great for all day explorations. The frame is new and I built it up with an older, but mint condittion, Dura-Ace 9000 group. Quite nice.
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Steeper than it looks.
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41 miles on Bob Jackson, friction shifting and toe clips. Cino training ride
Edit - I just realized that in the past six days I've ridden all four of my drop bar bikes. Quite a variation, from the Jackson to the Supersix Evo Hi-Mod, with the two Ti bikes in between.
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