It was a beautiful day for a bike ride today.
I hope you stopped counting honks, thumbs up, waves and "go Del Valles" after you got to about 128,000, because that's going to be what it takes for second place and any chance of being in the run-off. I'm just sayin'...
with my Del Valle for Mayor sign attached to my back and charting the route for Saturdays bicycle ride for Miguel. To many honks, thumbs ups, waves, and go Del Valles to count :)
No winter gear put me in the mindset to check out the Lakefront path...might have been the wrong decision. I wasn't prepared for the massive chunks of missing asphalt or the areas where the beach was flush with the path and everything was sand. But by the time I got to the Chicago underpass I was acclimated, even with having to move more "do not cross" barriers to actually get out of the stairwell. A great day for a ride, but I think it might be back to cutting through neighborhoods tonite.
The S-curve was a dirt singletrack through the ice but passable. Lots of sand just south of Fullerton but not the worst I've seen it.
South of Fullerton, few hundred feet. Sand's not too deep, and you probably can take a detour on a muddy path which parallels the trail at that point.
in it to win it said:How big were the sand stretches? I was planning on LFP for my ride home tonight.
I usually ride parrellel to the bus routes home, that way if the wind gets too bad or I have mechanical problems, I can just jump on the bus.
y a j said:
I can hear the wind gusting out there. I rode into the office this morning, but now I'm wondering about riding home tonight. I've got a couple of hours left at the office, so I hope folks will report after thier commute home.
Windy again today. But I'll take it over zero degrees!
Makes the ride North in the PM quite nice (unless wind changes direction)!
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