Monday, July 18, 2016

Double Century rides of 2016


California Triple Crown
What is the California Triple Crown?
The purpose of the California Triple Crown is not only to encourage individuals to participate in these Double Centuries but, more importantly, to recognize the individuals' accomplishments. Riding a Double Century requires a lot of training and mental determination so this series of challenging events provides many positive benefits.
We have contacted various cycling publications in an effort to have them publish articles about this series. In our discussions with these publications, we have indicated our desire to have follow-up articles published which would, among other things, include a list of the individuals' names that completed the California Triple Crown series.

Schedule of DC for the Triple Crown

Monday, July 11, 2016

Death Ride 2016

DEATH RIDE 2016


This one is off the bucket list. The ride got so dangerous with those whipping winds on Ebbets Pass and Carson Pass but I was able to finish the ride safely and within the alloted time. Time to set my sight to another challenge.



8/28 updated pics

















daytime pic of the trees

Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Wednesday, January 6, 2016

Road to Death Ride 2016

Death Ride 2016  July 9,2016







Tune up ride here: 2016 Sequoia Century


Join us for the 2016 for the Sequoia Century.
Enjoy an epic challenge with tons of climbing in the incredibly beautiful Santa Cruz Mountain range.  This event is geared toward the adventurous cyclist who loves to climb. Challenging routes with various distances from 70 miles to 120 miles.

The 2016 Sequoia Century will take place on Sunday, June 5, 2016. Sponsored by Western Wheelers Bicycle Club, the ride will feature three routes, all scenic and challenging. All routes will start from Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, CA and climb Redwood Gulch to Skyline Blvd before descending to the coast.  All riders w
ill be welcome to return to Foothill College after the ride for a hot meal.
The 70-mile route starts in Los Altos Hills, climbs Redwood Gulch and Big Basin Way to Saratoga Gap, goes north on Skyline, descends Alpine Road to La Honda, continues to San Gregorio, climbs Tunitas Creek Road, descends Kings Mountain to Woodside, and returns to Los Altos Hills. Total climb is about 6700 feet.

The 100-mile route follows the 70-mile route, and adds a loop to Pescadero and Pigeon Point. Total climb is about 8500 feet.
The 120-mile route follows the 100-mile route, and adds a loop to Half Moon Bay. Total climb is about 10,000 feet.
More information and online registration: 2016 Sequoia Century 


Best regards,
Western Wheelers Bicycle Club