After a last minute re-route last year due to the North County fires, we are returning to the "O"riginal route this year!
"O"MG, this ride is how long?!
All the way to "O"ceanside and back?!
"O" hell no you are not making us climb Torrey at mile 82!
"O", thank god it's over!
"O" yes, I'm ready to kill it on ALC!
Get ready for the long one! This ride will take up us the fabulous San Diego coast from Mission Bay to Oceanside where we then turn inland and travel along the San Luis Rey River Trail...
After a last minute re-route last year due to the North County fires, we are returning to the "O"riginal route this year!
"O"MG, this ride is how long?!
All the way to "O"ceanside and back?!
"O" hell no you are not making us climb Torrey at mile 82!
"O", thank god it's over!
"O" yes, I'm ready to kill it on ALC!
Get ready for the long one! This ride will take up us the fabulous San Diego coast from Mission Bay to Oceanside where we then turn inland and travel along the San Luis Rey River Trail. We will head southeast through Vista & San Marcos and into Escondido, where we'll stop for lunch before turning back west. We'll head toward the coast via Del Dios Hwy (you surely know this part of the route by now!), and once back at the coast in Solana Beach, we will turn south and travel back to Mission Bay.
**There will be an optional 4.5 mile loop around Fiesta Island for those who want to make this a full century ride!! "O" come on... you know you want to!
Meet-up Time: 6:30am
Safety Speech: 6:45am (MUST be present)
Ride-out Time: 7:00am SHARP!
Miles: 95/100
Rain Policy: Heavy Rain Cancels
Terrain: Rolling hills and some steep climbs
Speed: 12-15 mph
Training Ride Leaders (TRLs):
Doug Hobson
Carin Scheinin
Rick Fisher
Rob Rubright
You CAN do it and the ALC certified Training Ride Leaders are here to make sure you have all the support and encouragement you need. We are friendly, fun and ALL skill levels are welcome. NO RIDER WILL EVER BE LEFT BEHIND.
REQUIRED ITEMS FOR ALL TRAINING RIDES (in addition to your bike!):
Bike helmet
2 water bottles or 1 hydration pack (like a CamelBak) - 1 bottle should be filled with an electrolyte replacement drink
Bike frame pump or CO2 cartridges
Patch kit or Spare tube
Tire irons
Snacks (energy bars are good and quick!)
Identification
Money for rest stops
PLEASE NOTE: In keeping with the AIDS/LifeCycle Code of Conduct, Team San Diego obeys ALL traffic laws, stops at all stop signs and stoplights, and practices safe riding at all times. ALL participants must be present for the safety speech, which will begin promptly at 6:45am. No exceptions!