The MMRR is on for this Monday, June 7. We will ride the classic MMRR Route with a coffee stop at Panera, Pacific Commons. For those so inclined, you can make an optional stop for a vaccination donut

There has been a tremendous response and the MMRR is now filled. I’m not accepting any more sign ins for the MMRR tomorrow. Rob --- Robert Tashjian rob@...

Some announcements about tomorrows ride: - It will be quite warm tomorrow, although we should miss the worst of it since we will be so close to the Bay. Bring lots of water and whatever you need to

One more quick note (hopefully the last): Please include where you plan to start (Isherwood, etc) so I know where to expect you. Thanks, Rob --- Robert Tashjian rob@...

One quick note, I forgot to mention that this is an “M” ride. Rob --- Robert Tashjian rob@...

This week the MMRR will bring you a special extended edition – We will travel down across the south bay to Mountain View, up the peninsula, and back across the Dumbo for a total of just under 50

Hi Rob: Please sign me in.... Phone #: 510-565-2771 Emergency Contact: Judy Muramoto, Phone #: 510-677-0064 Thanks! ~Steven Muramoto On

To: cyclists who have been thinking about riding “The Three Bears” There is a 1.5 mile stretch of Castro Ranch Road, between Olinda Rd (one block east of San Pablo Dam Road) and just beyond

This Monday the MMRR will go to the Panera on North 1st Street. The route is about 43 miles, but there are options to cut the distance down with returns along Fremont or Central. You can find the

The MMRR is on. We will go to the Starbucks at McCarthy Ranch this week. I’ve updated the route slightly, you can find it at https://ridewithgps.com/routes/36016054 If you haven’t already,

I will be leading the MMRR for the next three weeks. Specialties is closed and Tous les Jour didn’t have indoor or outdoor seating yet. We will be riding some different routes for the upcoming

The Monday Morning Recovery Ride is on for May 10. Email me your mobile and emergency numbers and where you will start the ride and I will sign you in. Meet across Isherwood from the Isherwood

Road the MMRR route this morning and Surprise!, found out Willow street between Enterprise and Thornton is closed through May 9. The alternatives are Sycamore or Wells and Spruce St. You have been

+1 to what Robert says. Here's my story. Dunno if it'll help you, but... here goes... I used to do gobs of commuting on 25mm Gatorskins between Los Altos and Fremont. Overall, I had fewer flats when I

The Gatorskins (and Gatorblah,blah,blah follow-ons) are clinchers, not tubeless, so you want to run them at higher pressure than equivalent tubeless tires. The pressure kinda depends on several

What are the specs for the tire, i.e. what is the recommended pressure?-- Mark

Common I'd say, when running tubeless

Hello, I've found that if I ride 28mm gatorskins at 60-80psi I get much better comfort, grip and downhill control. Am I asking for trouble going this low or is it common these days? Thanks, Ted

The streets are dry, the clouds are clearing, the MMRR is ON! Rob --- Robert Tashjian rob@...

The Monday Morning Recovery Ride is on for April 26, pending the weather. Right now it looks like the rain will stop late Sunday afternoon and should mostly clear before Monday morning. I will post a