Pit stops on the way home yesterday

Wheels of Happiness

                                    Arrival at Tagaytay

Rizal Philippines  |January 20, 2014

We were at Tagaytay by 10:45 had lunch there and  descended via Amadeo by 11:45.  Nevetheless, we were home by a little over 4:00 pm.  The question was could we have come back earlier?

Did we have too many pit stops?

As far as I know there were only 3 stops we made:

1.  Jingle stop at Gen Trias near Lyceum and to treat the wounds of Edgar  (12:30)

                                        Jingle stop at Gen Trias  Read about Jorgeus biker as a professor

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                                    The wind was blowing strong

2.  Petron food stop (ah this took long.   Maybe l:30 to 2:19)

                                    Eat and rest stop at Petron: Jess, Chito, Choco2, Joel and Armin

                                       Angel, Luis and Alan

                          Master and I were late comers because we assisted Ado with his flat

                                 We left Petron by 2: 19

3.  At Bicutan (about 3 pm)

                                     At Bicutan at 3:11

In general, the pace was fast and furious.   Some argued that we need to rest because of the distance and difference in fitness.

                              Waiting for me at Highway 2000 at 3:56;  maybe they arrived 3:45?

                                       In Angono by 4:20

Read about Jorgeusbiker as a Prof

Our feedzones yesterday September 8, 2013

Real Cyclists

                                     VM enjoying his lunch at Famy resto

Angono, Rizal  PHL  September 8, 2013

Our pit stops feedzones were:    Pisong Cafe  - breakfast,  Manay's resto -  Merienda, and Turo Turo at Famy -  lunch.  Bukohan sa Cardona -  PM snacks.   We paid for our breakfast, the merienda was free, we paid for our lunch, and the PM snacks.  We had pretty good nutrition.  (I sneaked in a BJ at KM 69 on the way back)

At Pisong Cafe

                                   Adobo and kaldereta for breakfast at Pisong Cafe

 At Manay's in Pakil

                Enjoying pansit and monay;  eyes to your food, otherwise you will get hungry

                                    Is it the drink or the lovely foodserver you are looking at?

                                  VM enjoying pansit with Tito and Angel

                                  Alan and Jeff

                                I thought this preparation was for the Recyclists

At Famy food stop

                                  Chito, Tito and JB shared the same table

                                   Do bikes ever get hungry?  What do they like to eat?

                                    VM;  Pres Luis, Chito, Gerry, Gerry Y and Eddie conversing

                                   Resting after a heavy lunch

                                 Pretty landscaping at the restobar nearby

                                   What is this?

                                   Plenty of paint and ficus trees


 At Bukohan in Cardona

                                       I hope the stilts hold out

                                What shall we feed the bikes?

August 21, 2011 ride to Sierra Madre Pit Stops

Have bike, we will help save the earth...

These are some of our pit stops at the ride:

                                                     Where we ate breakfast at Bosoboso

                                         At the Garden Cottage; where is the Lady in Yellow Dress?

                                                   At Garden Cottages; My Only Picture

                                           At the Tienda Near Sierra Madre Hotel with Motorcylists

                                                 Dark Rain Clouds  Showing Before Rainfall

                                            At East Road corner Sampaloc Rd  Resto - No Lunch

                                                           Angel, Alan and Luis resting

                                     Those are VM and Gerry Cataps resting at Tanay Resto

 

                                     Preventing Bikes from Getting Wet in the Rains in Tanay