Real Cyclists
Morong Rizal PHL | September 28, 2013
This is a good sign; using the wealth to stay healthy and fit. Thanks and congrats po.
I used to do this; bring the bike in a carrier up to Tanay then cheat my way up to Bugarin. But then again, I do no acquire the foundation miles, and I thought it was not a great and healthy way to exercise. If I should bike, I will bike from my place to Bugarin,.
But the place of these guys must be far away and you should admire them for their determination to get their exercise. But they spend at least l.5 million for the Ranger Wildtrak pick up and for the bike about 300 to 400 thou.
"Inggit lang kami marahil"
Enjoy your biking guys. (Sorry I did not get your names) There were at least 5 cars, van, pick ups in front of DPWH having the same set up.
No wonder sales of bikes and pick ups are picking up.
A senior biker's log of bike rides, bikes, bike repairs, and his experience as senior and physical challenges being encountered as a senior
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Sunday, September 29, 2013
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Accident at Paliparan rd - a brand new pick up turned belly up!
Real Cyclists
Angono, Rizal | July 30, 2013
We saw an accident along the bike route last Sunday at Paliparan road about a kilometer away from the corner opposite an indie gasoline station(I could not remember the name). A brand new pick up turned turtle. It must have been totalled.
Several other pick ups (Ranger etc) were near the accident site. They would be probably have been travelling at a convoy and traveling at high speed and maybe avoided a vehicle going to or exiting the gasoline station. The avoidance maneuver, I suppose must have caused the pick up to flip upside down.
I did not take picture because the accident picture may instill negative images in the minds of the reader, Recyclists.
The vehicle was gone by 12 noon when we went down from Tagaytay
Angono, Rizal | July 30, 2013
We saw an accident along the bike route last Sunday at Paliparan road about a kilometer away from the corner opposite an indie gasoline station(I could not remember the name). A brand new pick up turned turtle. It must have been totalled.
Several other pick ups (Ranger etc) were near the accident site. They would be probably have been travelling at a convoy and traveling at high speed and maybe avoided a vehicle going to or exiting the gasoline station. The avoidance maneuver, I suppose must have caused the pick up to flip upside down.
I did not take picture because the accident picture may instill negative images in the minds of the reader, Recyclists.
The vehicle was gone by 12 noon when we went down from Tagaytay
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