Inside one of the faster rides San Francisco has to offer - Roasters - Local Pace

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  • Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
  • Something a bit different today
    I wanted to highlight and give a bit of guide to one of my favorite local fast rides, known as "The Roasters Ride"
    Come along as I take you inside this fast weekly ride, and if your in the area, come out and give it a go.
    Couple of things you should know:
    This is a pretty darn fast, full drop, group ride. You should be very comfortable riding in a group, pace line riding, and communicating to others while at speed.
    Here's the video break down:
    0:00 - Intro and ride info
    2:18 - Whites Hill (Neutral Warm up)
    2:38 - Golf Course Hill (Full Gas!)
    3:55 - I attempt to solo bridge at 38 mph (regrets were had)
    5:12 - Loser van harasses us (Don't be this guy)
    6:25 - Neutral Climb out of Olema (Sometimes attacks are thrown here)
    6:44 - Ripping TT where I blow up
    8:24 - End of the ride
    Enjoy!
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  • @weckuptothis
    @weckuptothis 2 місяці тому +1

    Dude! love riding the Presidio

    • @InThePaceline
      @InThePaceline  Місяць тому +1

      Same! Only thing to watch out for is that fact that it has it's own micro climate. Nothing like getting rained on in the presidio when it is sunny and warm in the city. lol

  • @juanhidalgo7043
    @juanhidalgo7043 2 місяці тому +3

    I just to ride this route 4 times a week for training and all the way to tamales bay. 2007 I stop competitive as too much doping in cycling! After 18+ years of road cycling, now I have transitioned to MTB. I didn’t realized mount tam have so many trails. You should try the loop but go to Stinson beach and go over the mount and come tru boilnas road over the dam back to Fairfax.

    • @winger9229
      @winger9229 2 місяці тому

      It seems your a Bay Area resident. I’ve been to mount tam one of the trails led all the way to a hut where a lot of people gather. I probably explained it weirdly but mount tam is 🔥

    • @InThePaceline
      @InThePaceline  Місяць тому

      Oh wow that is awesome Juan. I actually bought my first road bike in 2009, was a different era back then I suppose. The trails are so extensive in that area, I have only been on a handful of rides with my Gravel Bike back there but am sure I could get lost for years playing around in that area off road.

  • @piglegluckson9156
    @piglegluckson9156 2 місяці тому +1

    Try riding up SF Russian Hill top on Vallejo Street from Filbert with 36T front & 28T back!

    • @InThePaceline
      @InThePaceline  Місяць тому

      My knees are quivering just thinking about that. I did have run 34-28 up until a year and a half ago or so. Have been running 36 front and 34 back for the past 6 months and am loving it.