SFBC Rec Ride: Seven Hells of San Francisco
From SFBC:
This year’s ride will revisit some favorite old monster climbs including Dalewood, 21st Street and Divisadero. Expect some surprising new nasties that will make it hard to keep two wheels on the ground. And yes, extra credits are back as well.
With breaks and a moderate pace, this 30 mile ride should take 3-1/2 to 4 hours. Strong riders only, please. Granny gears highly recommended. We’ll make every reasonable effort to stay together as a group. Rest stops announced on day of the ride. See theroute map, directions, and poster. Feeling competitive? Strava will be tracking your performance on segments of the climbs for free if you have a smart phone.
SF Bicycle Coalition recreational rides are free for SFBC members (a $5 donation from non-members is appreciated); rain cancels rides. Questions? Email Dan.
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