Wheels of Happiness
Rizal Philippines
November 13, 2016
En route to finish line at Wawa
The main street of Angono in front of the municipal hall was blocked this morning. Reason, about hundreds or thousand riders of all types, roadies and MTB were waiting for the starting gun for a fun caravan ride that would cover Angono, Binangonan Cardona, that would cover 26 km. Entry fee is P350 (there must be a thousand participants) They wore green and white jersey (green is fluorescent)
I joined the caravan on the way back from Binangonan to Angono. I overtook it though at Tagpos
The pace is slow but there is a lot of jockeying to be at front of peloton from every body. PUSO MC riders led the group and there were 2 ambulances that supported the ride.
Near Island Gas at Calumpang
There must be a thousand of them
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 Orville Tiamson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orville Tiamson. Show all posts
Sunday, November 13, 2016
Sunday, April 24, 2016
Orville Tiamson's MTB is a bike of lights
Wheels of Happiness
Rizal Philippines
April 24, 2016
We met Orville Tiamson, the famous Angono artist, and professor in visual arts who brought his MTB to Wawa. It drews ahs and ohs because there were about two dozen lamps, powered by individual batteries and one main 12 V battery: the small lamsps were about 15, and two flashlights, one main headlight, and two multi bulb LED, aside from the tail lamp. I guessed he must have spent about 20t for these fixtures. He merely smiled. He said he invested in these because he does night rides because it is cooler (not at daytime when it is very hot lately) and after he crashed in Cainta, because he had just one lamp. He is right we should invest in safety (I should invest in one additional flashlight)
We should do night ride to Baguio soon. There was this MTB rider from Mangahan an ex PA who did a Baguio ride and it took them 18 hours 4 pm until 10 am the following day. They had lunch and took the bus on the way home
Rizal Philippines
April 24, 2016
We met Orville Tiamson, the famous Angono artist, and professor in visual arts who brought his MTB to Wawa. It drews ahs and ohs because there were about two dozen lamps, powered by individual batteries and one main 12 V battery: the small lamsps were about 15, and two flashlights, one main headlight, and two multi bulb LED, aside from the tail lamp. I guessed he must have spent about 20t for these fixtures. He merely smiled. He said he invested in these because he does night rides because it is cooler (not at daytime when it is very hot lately) and after he crashed in Cainta, because he had just one lamp. He is right we should invest in safety (I should invest in one additional flashlight)
We should do night ride to Baguio soon. There was this MTB rider from Mangahan an ex PA who did a Baguio ride and it took them 18 hours 4 pm until 10 am the following day. They had lunch and took the bus on the way home
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Baguio ride,
LED lamps,
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Orville Tiamson
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