Rizal PHL | August 5, 2013
Richard was kind enough to take these group pictures to show us how we rode on the way to Jalajala yesterday August 4, 2013
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Showing posts with label Jalajala ride. Show all posts
Monday, August 5, 2013
Group ride pictures
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Rizal PHL | August 5, 2013
Going up Bugarin near the mangroves (hahaha mango trees) at KM 61+
Richard was kind enough to take these group pictures to show us how we rode on the way to Jalajala yesterday August 4, 2013
VM leads this peloton now travelling at 20 kmh
That is Ado; Ado fell back before the summit
Ben and Tito at the middle of the pack
Ado and Luis smiling at the start of the Bugarin assault.
Leaving the Sacred Heart Parish
Just leaving the Sacred Heart Parish
Preparing to climb up Bugarin.
Rizal PHL | August 5, 2013
Richard was kind enough to take these group pictures to show us how we rode on the way to Jalajala yesterday August 4, 2013
Group pictures of Jalajala ride yesterday, August 4, 2013
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Angono, Rizal PHL | Aug 5, 2013
Posing in front of Pisong Kape, just after completing the punishing pace from Sacred Heart (40 minutes from Sacred Heart - a distance of 30+ km)
Is Jess doing striptease or dressing up?
Jorgeusbiker did not conform to the prescribed uniform (and so with Master E)
Assembly at Sacred Heart church; we were supposed to departt at 6:00 am!!?
Breakfast time at Pisong Kape; we were complaining because the food servers minded the younger and more handsome riders.
It is more expensive at Pisong Kape
Joel and VM at Pisong Kape
Ben and VM
The Recyclists did biked to Jalajala yesterday. It was a Sierra Madre ride before. But some guys persisted to have it Jalajala (as FB conversation.) Thus we gathered at Sacred Heart Parish before 6, attended the mass for a while, and left at 6:30. We were in Pisong Kape by 7:10. What kind of pacing is that?
My best time for up to KM 68 was only l: 10 minutes. Then we biked up to Bugarin and we were there by 8:30 Then we: Ben, Nanding and I parted ways. We went home. Nanding's tires got soft; Ben was not ready and I was attending a GSB graduation and I had to be there by 2pm+
We were kidded "magsasama na kami" - are having a gay marriage hahaha?
Angono, Rizal PHL | Aug 5, 2013
The Recyclists did biked to Jalajala yesterday. It was a Sierra Madre ride before. But some guys persisted to have it Jalajala (as FB conversation.) Thus we gathered at Sacred Heart Parish before 6, attended the mass for a while, and left at 6:30. We were in Pisong Kape by 7:10. What kind of pacing is that?
My best time for up to KM 68 was only l: 10 minutes. Then we biked up to Bugarin and we were there by 8:30 Then we: Ben, Nanding and I parted ways. We went home. Nanding's tires got soft; Ben was not ready and I was attending a GSB graduation and I had to be there by 2pm+
We were kidded "magsasama na kami" - are having a gay marriage hahaha?
Saturday, January 12, 2013
We ride tomorrow, January 13, 2013 to Caliraya, Laguna
Biking and health
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Our final tune up ride to Baguio will be tomorrow, January 12, 2013 will be to Caliraya, Laguna. This was announced in FB and text today by Pre Luis. Assembly will be at 530 at Sacred Heart Parish Church in Tayuman, Binangonan, Rizal and take off at 6:00 am.
The choices before were: Jalajala, Tagaytay and Majayjay. Caliraya is as far as Tagaytay but more challenging. Majayjay will be challenging but may injure or exhaust our riders.
The ride will combine distance (just like the Sierra Madre ride) and difficulty: three hill climbs: Bugarin, Kalayaan and Caliraya. Caliraya will be a 9 km lung busting, uphill climb. It is just like negotiating the final leg of Kennon Road from the Lions head.
This will be challenging and will really toughen up the Recyclists riders.
Google map direction to Caliraya
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Our final tune up ride to Baguio will be tomorrow, January 12, 2013 will be to Caliraya, Laguna. This was announced in FB and text today by Pre Luis. Assembly will be at 530 at Sacred Heart Parish Church in Tayuman, Binangonan, Rizal and take off at 6:00 am.
The choices before were: Jalajala, Tagaytay and Majayjay. Caliraya is as far as Tagaytay but more challenging. Majayjay will be challenging but may injure or exhaust our riders.
The ride will combine distance (just like the Sierra Madre ride) and difficulty: three hill climbs: Bugarin, Kalayaan and Caliraya. Caliraya will be a 9 km lung busting, uphill climb. It is just like negotiating the final leg of Kennon Road from the Lions head.
This will be challenging and will really toughen up the Recyclists riders.
Google map direction to Caliraya
 | Angono, Philippines |
81.7 km - about 1 hour 9 mins
| 1. | Head northeast on Sitio Pinagpala toward Manila East Rd |
0.1 km
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| 2. | Turn right onto Manila East Rd |
0.2 km
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| 3. | Continue onto Quezon Ave |
1.8 km
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| 4. | Continue onto Manila East Rd |
5.2 km
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| 5. | Slight left to stay on Manila East Rd |
6.0 km
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| 6. | Turn right to stay on Manila East Rd |
4.6 km
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| 7. | Sharp right to stay on Manila East Rd |
13.6 km
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| 8. | Turn left to stay on Manila East Rd |
18.7 km
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| 9. | Continue onto National Hwy |
20.9 km
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| 10. | Sharp left onto Lumban-Caliraya-Cavinti Road |
10.3 km
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| 11. | Turn left |
0.3 km
|
 | Caliraya Lake, Lumban, Philippines |
Map data ©2013 Google
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Monday, April 2, 2012
The Guys Are Flying on the Ride to Jalajala
Bike and Save the Earth
It was Palm Sunday today, April 1, 2012. I started out at 6:20 and met the guys at the boundary of Darangan and Calumpang; Master Edwin had a flat tire. As usual, our service center guy Joel was busy helping master.
Then we continued biking: some passed via the Cardona diversion, others were in the town. I chose the Cardona dieversion and my 39 chain ring made me struggle. However, I was not very much behind perhaps 1 minute max.
Then we had breakfast at Simples Lugaw that was about 7:20. Joel and Master were delayed. At 8:00 we started out again for Jalajala. It was however up to the cemetery because we were all ready delayed. We were at Pisong Kape by 8:30; and thereafter left Pisong Kape for Jalajala by 9:00 am.
Lo and behold we were at Jalajala (near the cemetery) by 9:30. The guys were flying. I was doing 35 and 37 and could not catch them. (Well no excuses; I did not have any road works this week, and only one stationary)
We drank softdrinks (coke and sprite, which we should be avoiding because it puts CO2 bubbles in the blood, plus phosphoric acid and HFCS) and ate watermelon (including the seeds and the rind) for anti ED problems (that is the natural Vit V!!!)
We had a brief meeting on the Visita Iglesia, on Thursday and the Real Ride on April 8, 2012. What are the duties of the team leaders.
At l0:00 we rode back to Pililla: I was with the group until Malaya and then they pulled away. But not more than 200 meters. I have to improve my speed and endurance as I get tired.
The guys are flying: they must be doing 40kph on the average: Smith, VM, Tito, Armin
The speed at which we rode was surprising because we were at Angono, despite all the delays and the stops by l2:l5. My wife was surprised; she thought we only came from Morong.
Who rode with us?
As far as I remember: Tommy, Guava, Master Edwin, Papa Ric, Smith, Luis, VM, Edgar (7days), Tito, Joel, Luis, Allan, Gerry Cataps, Weng, Jorgeus biker, Armin, Archie. It was a pretty large bunch. Plus on the way to Jalajala, we were joined by 3 young Binangonan Cycling Club riders.
It was Palm Sunday today, April 1, 2012. I started out at 6:20 and met the guys at the boundary of Darangan and Calumpang; Master Edwin had a flat tire. As usual, our service center guy Joel was busy helping master.
Then we continued biking: some passed via the Cardona diversion, others were in the town. I chose the Cardona dieversion and my 39 chain ring made me struggle. However, I was not very much behind perhaps 1 minute max.
Then we had breakfast at Simples Lugaw that was about 7:20. Joel and Master were delayed. At 8:00 we started out again for Jalajala. It was however up to the cemetery because we were all ready delayed. We were at Pisong Kape by 8:30; and thereafter left Pisong Kape for Jalajala by 9:00 am.
Lo and behold we were at Jalajala (near the cemetery) by 9:30. The guys were flying. I was doing 35 and 37 and could not catch them. (Well no excuses; I did not have any road works this week, and only one stationary)
We drank softdrinks (coke and sprite, which we should be avoiding because it puts CO2 bubbles in the blood, plus phosphoric acid and HFCS) and ate watermelon (including the seeds and the rind) for anti ED problems (that is the natural Vit V!!!)
We had a brief meeting on the Visita Iglesia, on Thursday and the Real Ride on April 8, 2012. What are the duties of the team leaders.
At l0:00 we rode back to Pililla: I was with the group until Malaya and then they pulled away. But not more than 200 meters. I have to improve my speed and endurance as I get tired.
The guys are flying: they must be doing 40kph on the average: Smith, VM, Tito, Armin
The speed at which we rode was surprising because we were at Angono, despite all the delays and the stops by l2:l5. My wife was surprised; she thought we only came from Morong.
Who rode with us?
As far as I remember: Tommy, Guava, Master Edwin, Papa Ric, Smith, Luis, VM, Edgar (7days), Tito, Joel, Luis, Allan, Gerry Cataps, Weng, Jorgeus biker, Armin, Archie. It was a pretty large bunch. Plus on the way to Jalajala, we were joined by 3 young Binangonan Cycling Club riders.
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