Wheels of Happiness
Angono, Rizal Philippines
August 17, 2015
The tropa who rode yesterday to Luisiana
We rode to Luisiana yesterday, August 16, 2015. There were 6 of us:
Gerry K
Pres Luis
Edgar Idol Valdez
Jeff
Nolite
Jorgeus biker
The original goal was to go Lucban Quezon to see Kamay ni Jesus but then at Luisian, JB and Nolite say no more, no mas. Besides it looked like rain going to Lucban. So after taking lunch, (JB dropped the camera in the resto and realized it was missing and had to bike back after they were about 3 km out.
The 6 brave souls started out at about 6 am, and was at Pisong Kape by 7:00 and soon Edgar Valdez arrived by 7:10 all the way from Cubao. Master E joined us until Morong. As I was biking up to Bugarin, I was interviewed by an MTB rider, whom I learned was Dr. Rene Salvador, a professor of Electrical Engineering at TIP. He lives in Morong, and used to be the Dean of Engineering at Feati. U. We resumed biking and we were in Famy by 9:10 and 10:00 am at Pagsanjan. We were in Luisiana by 11:30. We had lunch soon, and were back on the road by 12. We were at Pagsanjan again by 1:30 and resumed biking. Rain caught up with us and we were in Famy by 3:00 pm. We were in Tita Carmen n Jalajala by 4:30 and we arrived at 6:30. We spent 12 hours on the road.
A senior biker's log of bike rides, bikes, bike repairs, and his experience as senior and physical challenges being encountered as a senior
Showing posts with label Luisiana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luisiana. Show all posts
Monday, August 17, 2015
Monday, October 6, 2014
It was raining so hard in #Majayjay, #Lukban, #Luisiana and #Cavinti
Wheels of Happiness
Rizal Philippines | October 6 2014
Angel was well prepared for this; he had a raincoat on...
"Is there Baguio, friendly Nikki?" There is none. While there was yesterday, battering japan (and which caused the serious injuries of FI driver Bianchi - huh that is a famous Italian bicycle brand) there was none at PAR.
They say that it happens all the time at Majayjay and many towns around Mt Banahaw. And so it was in Lukban, Luisiana and Cavinti.
It was dry and hot at Lumban, Kalayaan, Paete, Famy Mabitac but not at Bugarin. It was wet and cold and chilly
Rizal Philippines | October 6 2014
Angel was well prepared for this; he had a raincoat on...
"Is there Baguio, friendly Nikki?" There is none. While there was yesterday, battering japan (and which caused the serious injuries of FI driver Bianchi - huh that is a famous Italian bicycle brand) there was none at PAR.
They say that it happens all the time at Majayjay and many towns around Mt Banahaw. And so it was in Lukban, Luisiana and Cavinti.
It was dry and hot at Lumban, Kalayaan, Paete, Famy Mabitac but not at Bugarin. It was wet and cold and chilly
Labels:
Luisiana,
Luisiana Plaza,
Majayjay,
Mt Banahaw,
rains,
typhoon
The most difficult part of our ride to #Majayjay yesterday; we had to use 42 gear!
Wheels of Happiness
Rizal Philippines | October 6, 2014
Man this is steep; very steep; steeper than Kennon, or even worse than M (Bitukang Manok) Two Recyclists struggle walking and guiding their bikes uphill.
We had long, wet, and challenging ride yesterday to Majayjay Laguna, fellow rider Jeff Arquiza. His parents who have house and farm there. It took us 2 hours to arrive at their place; and 6 hours from Angono.
The most challenging part of the ride was the km or so hill that all but 5 (Choco2, Jeff, Pres Luis, Idol and MTB Mario) of us use #42 gear. You are right. Using size 42 biking shoes to walk.
Rizal Philippines | October 6, 2014
Man this is steep; very steep; steeper than Kennon, or even worse than M (Bitukang Manok) Two Recyclists struggle walking and guiding their bikes uphill.
We had long, wet, and challenging ride yesterday to Majayjay Laguna, fellow rider Jeff Arquiza. His parents who have house and farm there. It took us 2 hours to arrive at their place; and 6 hours from Angono.
The most challenging part of the ride was the km or so hill that all but 5 (Choco2, Jeff, Pres Luis, Idol and MTB Mario) of us use #42 gear. You are right. Using size 42 biking shoes to walk.
Labels:
Bitukang Manok,
Caliraya,
Cavinti,
Jeff Arquiza.,
Luisiana,
M,
Majayjay
Monday, September 9, 2013
Fast and furious September 8 2013 ride
Real Cyclists
Angono Rizal PHL | September 9, 2013
Our ride yesterday was long, and was fast and furious. As I have said those who are at the paceline: Tito, Richard, Jeff, Chito, VM, Choco2 are sometimes called "holy maws" by the not so fast and furious bikers. They do not want to be passed and will outspeed anyone who tries to pass them.
Speed:
The peloton was traveling at not less than 35 kph (and sometimes reach speed of 40 kph). This is quite painful on the thighs, butts, and legs.
Distance:
If we had gone to Luisiana, we would have travelled 98 km one way or 196 km two way (just like going to Urdaneta Pangasinan). I would guess that we only covered about 3 km going to Cavinti. Luis broke his shift cable and it looked rain at Cavinti and probably Luisiana. (Rain nevertheless caught up with us at Famy). We would have travelled l66 km. That is a lot of km (100 miles)
My whole body aches. And my legs feel like lead.
The Holy Maws?
Alan and Nolite
It was Mama Mary's birthday yesterday
Angono Rizal PHL | September 9, 2013
Our ride yesterday was long, and was fast and furious. As I have said those who are at the paceline: Tito, Richard, Jeff, Chito, VM, Choco2 are sometimes called "holy maws" by the not so fast and furious bikers. They do not want to be passed and will outspeed anyone who tries to pass them.
Speed:
The peloton was traveling at not less than 35 kph (and sometimes reach speed of 40 kph). This is quite painful on the thighs, butts, and legs.
Distance:
If we had gone to Luisiana, we would have travelled 98 km one way or 196 km two way (just like going to Urdaneta Pangasinan). I would guess that we only covered about 3 km going to Cavinti. Luis broke his shift cable and it looked rain at Cavinti and probably Luisiana. (Rain nevertheless caught up with us at Famy). We would have travelled l66 km. That is a lot of km (100 miles)
My whole body aches. And my legs feel like lead.
The Holy Maws?
Alan and Nolite
It was Mama Mary's birthday yesterday
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Tomorrow September 8, we have a long ride to Luisiana Laguna
Real Cyclists
Pres Luis posted at the Facebook that the Recyclists will have a long ride to Luisiana Laguna. We leave at 5am tomorrow and we pitch in P150 each. We hope to have many participants
See you tomorrow
Pres Luis posted at the Facebook that the Recyclists will have a long ride to Luisiana Laguna. We leave at 5am tomorrow and we pitch in P150 each. We hope to have many participants
See you tomorrow
Labels:
Laguna,
long ride,
Luisiana,
September 8 2013
Sunday, November 13, 2011
More Pictures from Luisiana Ride
Nolite and 7 Days at Petron in Famy
Pit Stop at Pisong Kape
Tito and Angel
May from Manays Pansitan
Nice Sculpture at Petron Famy- Edgar and Nolite
Pagsanjan Church
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANGEL
Angel and JorgeusBiker at Pagsanjan Laguna Churchyard
Colorful Flags Welcome Recyclists at Luisiana
Lunch at the Luisiana Church sacristry
The Recylists at top photo, the team vehicle and the Luisiana church at bottom
Nolite and several others crashed on the way up to Bugarin; now he has road rash on both knees; all even (he got the first one when it rained and they did a Teresa ride; he crashed in Antipolo)
Diego, sumuko ka na?!
VM and Epo, Ate Daday at Manays; they are on their way to Paete
Labels:
Angel,
Bugarin crash,
Daday Reyes,
Diego,
Engr June,
Famy Petron Station,
Luisiana,
May of Manay,
Nolite knee rashes,
October 30 2011 ride,
Pagsanjan Church,
recyclists_2010
Location:
Luisiana, Philippines
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