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Join The Laurel Cyclery for a casual (but climby) 25 mile ride around West Oakland! We’ll finish at Oaktoberfest, just a mile down the road from the shop, where we’ll eat, drink, and be merry. We’ll have coffee at the start!
Too good not to share
Tie your shit down.
See y’all at King Kog
I was totally planning on buying a new chain that same day from The Laurel Cyclery‘s grand opening party! Now I think I’ll need a new chain, a straightened derailleur hanger, new cable, perhaps new spokes, and perhaps a new derailleur. Whoops.
Riley & Keith came in at the same fucking time. Riley was really stoked on the tattoo though
Although they weren’t the first to come in with signed manifests . . . That was Dan
And here’s a little more Mammoth for ya, courtesy of Huckleberry
Stay tuned for more!
REGISTER FOR RACE TO THE MAMMOTH III
More info on Race to the Mammoth III
Gabe and I rode/wrote the new route this weekend and it’s gonna be a hoot. We’re gonna use the same casual route as in past years (straightfoward coastal with Planet of the Apes, or y’all can choose the tunnel or the newly opened Devil’s Slide multi-use path), for a total of about 55 miles. The race route this year is similar as last year, but with a bit more climbing. All in all it’s about 75 miles with about 7,000 feet of climbing. It’s a hard fucking race. Don’t be a muppet and race it unless you’re a very strong rider.
Q: What kind of bicycle should I ride?
A: A cross bike would be good. Whatever you’re comfortable on would be best.
Below are the bikes that Gabe and I rode the route on and they both worked
And more pictures from the race route
Thanks Huckleberry!
Next person to register for Race to the Mammoth III gets a $5 Huckleberry gift card.
First round of prizes for Race to the Mammoth III
Timbuk2 hooked up a Showdown backpack, a Yield backpack, and a Toolshed.
