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The Mt.Hamilton Small Bike Ride (200cc or smaller) ride is coming up on the 12th of Sept! I have checked with the Junction and they will be open for business that Sunday! We had an impressive turnout last year with at least as many people showing interest this year!
Please look at the interactive map for directions if needed:
http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed...;name=&qty
For any newcomers, We stage at 8:30 am on the 12th of Sept (be ready & gassed up - gas available there), with a start time of 9am sharp, and plenty of truck/trailer parking, in the Kmart/McDonald Parking lot at 2323 McKee Road in San Jose, CA, just off of Highway 680. So get that little bike all tuned up, bring extra gas if you think you can not go more than 80 miles on a tank (no service but food out where we are going), and be prepared to have the most fun you have ever experienced on two wheels since you were a kid! There is the Lick Observatory at the top of the mountain for you science gurus, there is 80 miles of open California photographic scenery
(see last year's photos:
http://community.webshots.com/album/90756075WcXmri/0 , all while leisurely riding these curvy country roads to lunch at the "Junction" on the other side of the mountain.
Host: Neil A. Rodrigues, (408) 374-6288, Neil_Rodrigues@yahoo.com
Please look at the interactive map for directions if needed:
http://maps.yahoo.com/maps_result?ed...;name=&qty
For any newcomers, We stage at 8:30 am on the 12th of Sept (be ready & gassed up - gas available there), with a start time of 9am sharp, and plenty of truck/trailer parking, in the Kmart/McDonald Parking lot at 2323 McKee Road in San Jose, CA, just off of Highway 680. So get that little bike all tuned up, bring extra gas if you think you can not go more than 80 miles on a tank (no service but food out where we are going), and be prepared to have the most fun you have ever experienced on two wheels since you were a kid! There is the Lick Observatory at the top of the mountain for you science gurus, there is 80 miles of open California photographic scenery
(see last year's photos:
http://community.webshots.com/album/90756075WcXmri/0 , all while leisurely riding these curvy country roads to lunch at the "Junction" on the other side of the mountain.
Host: Neil A. Rodrigues, (408) 374-6288, Neil_Rodrigues@yahoo.com
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