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What America couldve been like :(

shoot wait was this on sep 27 Because I was on a grave ride and there was a huge group of riders at the bottom of Quercus. but i am definitely joining this group, and also how do i see when the next one is going to be.

Sweet video man. I was raised and live in atascadero so it's cool to see this video. Love the editing and quality of the video. So many awesome trails and roads to ride here on the Central Coast! But Dangggg Morro Road into Morro Bay is sketchyyyyy. I bet the cars behind you really hated you for that. Don't think I'll ever ride that route

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bas spotting

Pismo Preserve is a gravel bike paradise.

awesome!!!

I was just at Morro Bay last Friday thinking about how I would like to ride here.

Bryonce!! He’s da man!!

Boring ride. More road bike gravel.

awesome vid! ..the Central Coast is such a great place to ride. & so fun to see my SLO GRVL homies in action! <3

Elkhorn Road from the 58 to the 166. Great ride! 👍

You're better off taking that loop counter-clockwise if you want to avoid going up that steep part on Ponderosa. Climbing the opposite side is much more gradual

Bike riders are tough. Enjoy this ride on a dualsport or e-bike. So easy

Thanks! 🐼

Thanks, GBC! Barb is such a star! This was a great look at the event from a different angle 🙌🥳

can’t believe i missed the live! you mentioned some upcoming rides in the beginning. i’m hoping to sign up for one.

This is awesome! Love seeing the different distance route for the event.

I used to live in Shelter Cove. There are even steeper and longer climbs in that area. Toth road finishes at over 25%. It’s endless out there.

I’m watching so Amanda will release you from mammoth prison 🤣

Happy wife, happy bike life

Awesome video and summary of the event and such a great time with the gravel community! Glad Mrs GBC could join and enjoy some e-bike strolls in the forest!

Dude that was awesome wish I was there how can we keep up with local events like that one in California.

Always great content with a colorful dialog to describe the outings. Was in Mammoth a few weeks ago for the Fondo and rode UP Mountain View Trail to Minaret Vista and lemme tell ya, it was the highlight of my four days there. Started at Tamarack and hit up Lakes Trail to Eagle Express. Meandered over to MV Trail via the smooth twists leaving right out of the Village. Jumped on the Mountain trails down to town and over to Rock Trail back up to the Lakes. It was just over 30 miles but one of the best rides ever. Freaking love Mammoth!!

Awesome video...

Mrs. GBC 👏👏👏

I thought that was you at the Beer Run. This was my second year doing the tuffer. The kitty litter sand is challenging and exhausting at times. I'm definitely doing the Beer Run next year and would love to join the shakeout ride...

As always, another great video, you are the best and I really enjoyed Mrs. GBR, it’s terrific seeing her on a EMTB makes riding a blast, we will definitely be heading to Mammoth Lakes to check it out. Thanks for your great videos.

Are you on the Fleecer Ridge? Which casing, light? standard or endurance?

Excellent summary - fantastic photos - and well done to Barb! Really key to stay aware of those sandy stretches - one of those wiped me out by surprise in Aug 2923!

Watching this put a smile on my face. Great job by Mrs GBC and yourself. Your video work was fantastic!

Barb is a star!!!!

Nice job bro! Always a great time seeing you.

Great report on the Lost Coast! Thanks Zack!

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thumbnail uses the new rave term "gravel", here we see a well known paved road. children on UA-cam.

There's a good argument for gravel bikes on these more adventurous road climbs. The extra gear for the grades/altitude and wider tires for the expansion joints (or rougher roads on other rides) do make a difference! Thanks for the content

Man, big respect for riding this. That dirt section south of Honeydew up Wilder Ridge is stupidly steep, the video doesn’t do it justice.

Great list, I've done at least half of these, not a boring one on the list. For the Sac area, I've found some additional stashes in the hills East of Folsom, CA. North side of Lake Folsom, East of Beales Point in Granite Bay has some amazing stashes going in many directions and unlimited loop possibilities and of course there's the possibility to graduate to the moderate Yankee Jim's route that I learned from your great GBC vid on that route.

Hi - I remember Horseshoe Meadow rd well ! Terrifying 😂. Question - heading up to Lone Pine area soon - how do you access the Tuttle Creek Rd area of those great 'Bama rocks from the 395? Is there a Tuttle Creek exit or another street. Thanks for any help ?

This was intriguing and informative. Thanks for making it. Safe travels to you, Sir.

Great video. What was your top speed coming down from the top?

I fished the lake before. Steep climbs in spots. Beautiful up there.

Great video as always!!! Awesome job. Love seeing big climbs in California.

Great video again! Every time the song comes on reminds me of that song from nine inch nails 🤷🏽

I really enjoy your videos from this area! I have a lot of connection to the eastern Sierra. My dad lived in Lone Pine for three years when he was a kid (late 50s/early 60s, he has some stories from his dad about interactions with some of the movie stars). We also go camping at Rock Creek Lake every year! Next time you do that climb, get some pie! I'm not fit enough on a bike yet to tackle the huge climbs (or even Rock Creek Road), but I started bringing my bike up there last year. I did a Hot Creek gravel loop and the June Lakes loop on pavement this year. Next year, I'm hoping I can tackle something more difficult.

How much water did you carry? Are there any water stops along the way (I’d assume not), but I do assume there is water at the top. Looks like an awesome ride. I also had the pleasure of driving through Death Valley on Badwater marathon day. It was great cheering for them as I came across the runners and be able to tell the front runners how long ago I’d passed the folks in first place.

Some great shots!

My backyard been riding there since 1976

Looks Amazing. Hard to believe 290 miles in California could only be 3k elevation! Thats an average 20 mile mountain bike ride here in the Bay Area!