Wednesday, August 31, 2011

A Horse With a Name or a Mane? (hahahaha)



As I biked (I think it was at Km l02 thereabouts), I saw I horse tied to as traffic sign that says, " Accident Prone Area) and with the name of the horse on it? (was it? Or was it a public official with an E on it)  I looked comical to me and I was about to ask the horse if that was his name (straight from the horse mouth)  But he had a horse sense and kept quiet and went on with his noontime meal.

Oh he has  a mane.!!!

Advise to horse owners:  dont shame your public officials by tying your horse next to their political ads. Please

Safety Buffer from our Motorized Brethren

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

                                                      Some Motorbikers At Rest at Km l00 

When I read the safety manual for motorbikers, I found out that motorbikers must maintain a 3 meter buffer zone between him and the vehicle being passed, or at formation when riding at say 30 kph.  That has to be doubled at even faster speed.  But I could swear by my teeth that at the Real Ride, some guys buzzed me (is the term applicable to flies or bees?) at no more than 3 cm or at most 3 inches.  Whew.  Some met us head on at dead zero.  When will you guys learn safety?

Mga brods, ingat naman oh please?

The Real Men last August 29, 20ll


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

I joined the Real Men in their ride to where else? Real Quezon last August 29,20ll. There were four of us: Alan, Gerry, Weng, and I. There were other guys we met at 7:00 am at Maybancal. But they were not Real Men. They were JJ men (jalajala men) and could not bear the idea of riding l00 km out and back. without any back up/team vehicle.

We were at Bugarin by 8:00 am and at Famy by 9:00 am.

We were at Km l00 by about ll:00 and at Llavac at ll:30. We had lunch at ll:30 to l2;00. We were down at Famy by 2:00 pm (a much faster and shorter ride) We were at Mabitac by 2:40, and at Bugarin by 300 pm. I was in Angono by 5:l5.

We experienced 3 rains going up to Real; 3 rains going down, and l heavy rains at Bugarin

Until today, all my body is painful and sore. It was a real ride for real men.  I could not imagine myself doing it.  Most of our far away distance ride had team vehicle.  Yesterday, we did not have any.  We thought we would have it overnight - but we had commitments.






                                                        The Real Men at Llavac



                                                   The Real Men About to Have a Real Meal


                                                       Jorgeus Biker - A Real Man

                                                 Alan, Another Real Man with Real Meal

                                             Weng and Gerry Cataps - Real Men Eating Real Meal

                                                 Real Men Watching Ducks Feeding at Mabitac








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