This week the route starts at Sunol, at the gravel lot across from the Sunol Train Station. We’ll ride out through Pleasanton, through the rolling hills of Tuscany, Sycamore Park, and Holdener

For those riding the MMRR be careful when you turn right onto Willow from Enterprise Drive. It looks like they are doing shoulder work along there. Carrie

Sigh, nothing like replying to my own post. Please note that the second meetup point is at Paseo Padre and SOUTH Grimmer near Weibel Elementary, NOT Grimmer & Paseo Padre (near Lake Elizabeth). For

Just a reminder: There is no sign in at the start of the MMRR, you must sign in by email before the start. If you are going to join, email me your name, mobile and emergency numbers,

MMRR’ers, The Monday Morning Recovery Ride is back on the calendar starting at the Isherwood Staging Area at 8:30 Monday morning, April 19. The route will be the classic Panera route. Sign in by

Hello Coffee Riders, While the map was correct, the cue sheet for the Alum Rock ride was missing a bunch of turns (actually, most of them). I’ve recreated the cue sheet and attached it, print it

Coffee Riders We're Baack! Well almost! Lori will start leading again in May with guest ride leaders until she returns. I’ll be leading the first ride which is an old friend, Alum Rock.

Hi all, I'm looking for an inexpensive Mt. Bike handlebar, I'm just putting the bike together for some casual rides. Please let me know what do you, thanks. Tony

Here’s a post from one of my Strava buddies about a series of violent bicycle thefts in the Oakland/Berkeley Hills including a gun point theft of a bicycle on Grizzly Peak

On 28 Mar 2021, at 3:47 PM, Nathan Bell <mixologism@...> wrote:

I’ve been riding on a set of Continental GatorHardshell for the last year and have found them to be excellent for durability and puncture resistance. Comparing the specs, they look like an

I average one flat every two years with tubeless. More than two years with the Schwalbe Pro Ones. They roll nice and are lighter than a tire and tube. Bought a pair of Mavic rims a few years ago

I really like the Grand Prix 4 Seasons. They’re perfect if you want a more performance compound and less rolling resistance with nearly the flat resistance of Gatorskins. I’d consider them the

I still use Gatorskins (25mm), and also add a Stop Flats 2 (or Mr. Tuffy) tire liner for my training wheels. I also inspect them every ~10 hours for debris embedded in the tire. Been satisfied enough

Check out the detailed comparisons. https://www.bicyclerollingresistance.com/road-bike-reviews If your bike allows wider tires, I recommend getting 28mm. I recently bought Continental GP5000, 28mm

I use Continental Grand Prix 4000s. They are about as strong as the Gatorskins but are faster and give a more comfortable ride. Marie

I’ve been pretty happy with tubeless and that can handle most minor chips and nails

I've used Specialized Armadillos for years and they have worked very well for me.-- Mark

For those who don't race but love to ride on tarmac (not gravel) and not get flats, what do you recommend for tires? I've been using Continental Gatorskins (28s) and am quite satisfied (haven't been

As long as you are completely off the asphalt and not blocking any gates, it probably won't be a problem. Do so at your own risk though!