Next Ride : August 3

Friday night, Babycakes!
Stell Coffee & Tea Co.
at 8:30pm.

Route to be planned...
Theme?

Bring bells, whistles, whatever what makes noise...

Floyd Landis' Only Book Signing in the I.E.

Thursday
July 19
2-4PM

In all of it's controversy, Floyd Landis' story is now in print. Come hear the true story on the UCR campus.

Location: Student Recreation Center
Multi-purpose Room B

Parking $2/hr in Lots 24 & 25 (FREE IF YOU RIDE YOUR BIKE)

{ more info here }

Morton Peak/Angeles Oaks MTB Campout

We rode from Redlands up to Morton Peak and camped in the fire tower up there.
The next morning, three of the six of us went home to Redlands while the other three rode over to Angeles Oaks, had breakfast and then rode back to Redlands.

{ The Route }

photos by Trevor and Alan:

Pics from July's Friday Night Ride

Success!

Mobbed Citrus Plaza and the Krikorian Theatre, hoots and jingles from riders and by-standers alike...lotsa fun.

Bunch of us went for beers downtown where the ride ended.

If you don't dig the pics, bring your own friggin' camera. :)

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who was there


sean and ryan among the citrus groves and new construction


{ ... }


citrus plaza : among the shopping bags and metal boxes


ben


on redlands boulevard


passing krikorian theatre


ryan

kelllllyyy...!

Friday Night Ride Y'all!

Yes, there was talk of canceling this Friday, but hell no!
It's on, and we're gonna run through Citrus Plaza.

Friday July 6th
8:30 p.m
Meet at Stell Coffee & Tea

Here is the route:
Make sure to view the link in Hybrid map mode.

• Citrus Run (6 miles)
• Roll through some nice, cool citrus groves
• Spill out into where the citrus turns to city
  
• Cruise around (ironically named) Citrus Plaza
• stops here are welcome and could be fun
  
• speak up if you wanna get a juice or taco or something
• Leave Citrus Plaza the back way
• Flow under the 30 and up over the 10
• Move down Redlands Blvd. to downtown Redlands
• Pass by the Krikorian Theater
• Ride down Orange
  
• End at Orange and State Street in front of the Mall

You can also scroll down to the bottom of the page to view the route.

Bring butt blinkers, headlights, bells, whistles, what have you. Visibility is good.

We're also gonna be riding around Redlands for the Fourth. Meet at Fox Coffee at around Dark.

bicycle block party photos from l.a.

hello,

my name is sean and i ride with the nomadic bicycle tribe out of redlands. this is my first post and i would like to thank alan for inviting me to be a part. on sunday i road a train from san diego to los angeles with my buddy riley to check out the last day of the bicycle film festival. there were no movies on sunday, but there was alot of booze and bicycle contests! make sure and check out the video at the bottom of the post!

there are quite a few bike crews forming in the i.e. like- hells cuties, the side walk riders, nomadic bicycle tribe, woof pack, red asphalt riders and lots of others. we should all start planning rides together. if you have a good idea for a ride or you just want to post photos of your rides, then email alan and he will give you a log on to post on red asphalt! lets ride!



amtrack






thanks for the beanie ian



swoon artwork on the side of orange 20 bike shop

this is all the stuff you cant do in the train station



bicycle powered blender

track stand contest

Photos from The Bicycle Film Festival and SART

We left from Stell (in Redlands) at just after 7 a.m. Saturday and got back to Redlands at about 2 a.m. Sunday.

We did two events in two cities, met a bunch of cool people, did some scabby elbow rubbin', watched bike movies, talked and laughed a lot, and never touched a gas pedal.

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Our 'mob'

Jonathan, Alan, Kelly


On the SART...


...heading toward the ceremonies.


Arrival at the SART ceremonies

Jonathan gave the Golden Spoke Celebration Thank You poster to Steven Christiansen who presented a copy to both Riverside and San Bernardino thanking them for finishing the trail in time for Bike Month in May, which they did even though the official ceremonies did not happen until June 30th!


Todd Warden from South Coast Air Quality Management District (on left with glasses)
Jonathan (center)


Afterwards we headed to Metrolink.


(Fry Stop)


Boarding Metrolink: San Bernardino to LAUS


Riding...


Arrived in LAUS.

We went to Olivera for lunch and then to the BFF...!


The bike droves...


and the other bike droves...


and these droves as well.

Ran into old friend Todd Regalado of The Burrito Project and the film Hunger in the City.


Todd

Jonathan got Bill Savage (who'd surfed Trestles that AM) and a bunch of mountain biking godfathers to sign a "Save Trestles for the Whales" t-shirt. Jonathan plans to ride his mountain bike to Trestles and present the shirt to the Save Trestles folks.


Bill Savage director and producer of Klunkerz (center with greenish shirt and pony tail)


Penny-farthings with string security

Kelly and I volunteered time to LACBC to valet park bikes.


Alan discussing bikes, police activity and general Hollyweirdness.


Kelly (green skirt) chatting during a parking lull


Tools of the trade

After our valet shift, we caught the last Metrolink to 'Berdoo and rode home to Redlands.

Passing over the moonlit Santa Anta River