Wheels of Happiness
Rizal Philippines
January 20, 2018
Jericho, Me, Aries, Joel, Master, Bok and Pres Luis
Many of us Recyclists biked today, but many were on light rides; only me decided to go to Jalajala to complete my target ride distance today (I made only 47 one way or 94) still short but nearly a century ride. I did it on a light Fuji carbon. The effort was lesser and the km come whizzing by... faster
Peter and Echo
Etoy and Tagay riders from Taytay
(Tagay Tay riders)
Master, Boks, Joel and Netoy
Gerry having his Lugaw too
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 Tay. Show all posts
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Saturday, January 20, 2018
Saturday, July 2, 2016
Climbing Eastridge with 32 x 32 up to 36t cogs
Wheels of Happiness
Rizal Philippines
July 2 2016
Today our office PE was at Eastridge. The ladies walked and I biked. Before, I could not climb even up to Unamonte. I feared that the bike would willy or that I did not have enough gear and stamina to make it at least to the gate of Unamonte.
Well today I did. I stopped inside the Unamonte subdivision, and then rode again just before the gate. After the gate I rode up to the main gate using 32 x 36. I did not have to shift down to the granny. (All other riders were using granny gears 24 x 32 or 34) The 32 36t was more than enough.
At the top I met 3 Taytay MTB.riders. They left behind somebody who had 1 x 10. 32 front and 32 biggest at the back. I suggested that he go back to the triplet or have 42 t at the back if he wants still to retain the 1 x 10 set. up. That is why I avoided the 29; not very efficient in climbing
I am happy with this ride. This has proven that at 65 I am still strong, and I had levelled up my MTB skills and strength
Rizal Philippines
July 2 2016
Today our office PE was at Eastridge. The ladies walked and I biked. Before, I could not climb even up to Unamonte. I feared that the bike would willy or that I did not have enough gear and stamina to make it at least to the gate of Unamonte.
Well today I did. I stopped inside the Unamonte subdivision, and then rode again just before the gate. After the gate I rode up to the main gate using 32 x 36. I did not have to shift down to the granny. (All other riders were using granny gears 24 x 32 or 34) The 32 36t was more than enough.
At the top I met 3 Taytay MTB.riders. They left behind somebody who had 1 x 10. 32 front and 32 biggest at the back. I suggested that he go back to the triplet or have 42 t at the back if he wants still to retain the 1 x 10 set. up. That is why I avoided the 29; not very efficient in climbing
I am happy with this ride. This has proven that at 65 I am still strong, and I had levelled up my MTB skills and strength
Labels:
climb,
Eastridge,
granny gear,
Tay,
Unamonte
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