It is the feast of Immaculate Concepcion today December 8 2013
There is a slight overcast, and the weather was cool and many biked today. You just have to see the crowd at the Simple Lugawan in Morong and the multitude that crowded the street today.
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Showing posts with label Taytay Riders. Show all posts
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Pictures of other cyclists today December 8, 2013 at Simples Lugawan and Pisong Kape
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It is the feast of Immaculate Concepcion today December 8 2013
There is a slight overcast, and the weather was cool and many biked today. You just have to see the crowd at the Simple Lugawan in Morong and the multitude that crowded the street today.
They passed me in Darangan
Relaxing after a hard ride
Mountain dew and lugaw
Mike Francisco and the CME riders
Vic and Bubuy
Archie enjoying the conversation
Recyclists in front of Pisong Kape
It is the feast of Immaculate Concepcion today December 8 2013
There is a slight overcast, and the weather was cool and many biked today. You just have to see the crowd at the Simple Lugawan in Morong and the multitude that crowded the street today.
Sunday, November 3, 2013
I met Mr. Boots Rayos del Sol from Taytay, Rizal in the ride today November 3, 2013
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Photo taken in front of Sacred Heart Parish in Tayuman; Boots to my right
Angono, Rizal PHL | November 3, 2013
My very late bike ride today took me to Pililla Rizal. I was in Morong by 9 am, and I met the Recyclists at Lagundi furiously riding on fast clip and rode up to Pililla by 930. I had my lugaw with egg there and biked back by 10 am. I was passed by the Taytay cylists who included Boyeth, at km 55. I stayed with them until Km 53. And then they disappeared on the way down from the Tanay cemetery hill.
I was in Morong by 1030 and happened to meet Mr. Boots Rayos del Sol, who says he is a computer programmer working in Eastwood. He has Cervelo bike shod in AmCla with Conti tires.
However, he seemed to have left me after we initially met at Maybancal; I was stuck in traffic in downtown Morong. I did not see him anymore until I saw him nursing a flat in Bilibiran. I stopped and lent him my tire irons (este plastic) to remove the tire from the rim. By then it started to rain until 1145. We rode back when the rain stopped. We took picture in front of Sacred Heart Parish in Tayuman
Angono, Rizal PHL | November 3, 2013
My very late bike ride today took me to Pililla Rizal. I was in Morong by 9 am, and I met the Recyclists at Lagundi furiously riding on fast clip and rode up to Pililla by 930. I had my lugaw with egg there and biked back by 10 am. I was passed by the Taytay cylists who included Boyeth, at km 55. I stayed with them until Km 53. And then they disappeared on the way down from the Tanay cemetery hill.
I was in Morong by 1030 and happened to meet Mr. Boots Rayos del Sol, who says he is a computer programmer working in Eastwood. He has Cervelo bike shod in AmCla with Conti tires.
However, he seemed to have left me after we initially met at Maybancal; I was stuck in traffic in downtown Morong. I did not see him anymore until I saw him nursing a flat in Bilibiran. I stopped and lent him my tire irons (este plastic) to remove the tire from the rim. By then it started to rain until 1145. We rode back when the rain stopped. We took picture in front of Sacred Heart Parish in Tayuman
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Pictures of other riders today September 28 2013
Real Cyclists | September 28, 2013
I was chasing them, they were chasing me earlier at Cardona
It occurred to me that to get some following and likes, I should post pictures of other riders. They too deserve publicity and exposure. It makes you feel good if you are posted or published. Here are some of them.
Peter Francisco and other Taytay Riders
Taytay Riders at Simples lugawan resting
Taytay Riders up at Bugarin
It occurred to me that to get some following and likes, I should post pictures of other riders. They too deserve publicity and exposure. It makes you feel good if you are posted or published. Here are some of them.
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