Senior Rides (Jorgeusbikers): July 2012

Biking and health

Allan, Gerry, Weng, and Jorgeus biker

Three of us initiially started out at 6:30 am for Tagaytay this morning: Cataps, Angel, and me Jorgeusbiker.

Eventually, Weng, the brother of Angel, and Alan caught up with us at the entrance to C6. We time trialled C6 covering the 10 km distance in about 20 minutes. Then we bought breakfast at Bicutan and ate in a waiting shed in front of Camp Bagong Diwa in Taguig.

After which we rode to Alabang. We covered the dsitance from Bicutan in about l5 minutes. That is where the bizarre event took place; Weng and Angel could did not arrive at the assembly point. That was about 8: 15 They had been to Tagaytay several times and they could not have been lost. We were trying to contact them by cp and no one answered. Did they get a flat, or were they lost.

We contacted them at about 9:00 and they said they were at Jollibee. What Jollibee and where? Allan and Gerry went to Jollibee and I followed and the Balubar brothers were nowhere in sight.

Still waiting. We made another 3 phone calls. They said they were at Las Pinas; and we waited.

Then at about l0, they were contacted and said they were allready in Molino. That was when we decided that the 3 of us would just go home.

And we did ride home fast and furious. With the short break included to drink buko juice, we covered the Alabang Angono distance in l:05. Another time trial. The C6 was covered in l5 minutes.

Angel later texted me that they arrived in Tagaytay at 11:22.

x Gerry and Jorgeusbiker at entrance of C6 waiting for Weng

x Weng and Allan caught up with us.

x Keeping tri bike secure at C6

x Waiting for Balubar brothers at intersection of Ayala and Daang Hari

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