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You live in Seattle? Why does it say Alaska on your profile?
I might be able to make it to a Seattle ride.

If we start planning now, maybe it will stop raining by the time we pull it together

Let's do it. Even if the sun is only "breaking", if it is mostly dry, I am ready for a ride. Took my boys out Friday, and it was doable.

Im in!

Scraplord wrote:

You live in Seattle? Why does it say Alaska on your profile?
I might be able to make it to a Seattle ride.

I split time between the two places... I'm gonna be here all spring and summer (Seattle)

Anyone have ideas on routes?  Ive got a few, just need to mapquest to see how ln the ride would be.

RADbandit wrote:

Scraplord wrote:

You live in Seattle? Why does it say Alaska on your profile?
I might be able to make it to a Seattle ride.

I split time between the two places... I'm gonna be here all spring and summer (Seattle)

Anyone have ideas on routes?  Ive got a few, just need to mapquest to see how ln the ride would be.

Half of the year Joes riding sled dogs, the other half BMX.  Best of both worlds.  J/P

Hope you get something togethor soon Joe.  Im sure itll be a blast.

Plan it now, so hopefully the rain is done when the day comes.  This rain has been horrible.

Hmmm... Greenlake would be cool, but i think down by the pier would be cool as well, and downtown area
Would a five mile trek be too far?

Last edited by RADbandit (2011-04-11 6:31pm)

I have a hard time getting excited about downtown Seattle on a bike.  If I want to push my bike up hills all day, I can do that with less people watching me  

Greenlake sounds interesting, but possibly crowded, as most of the good riding areas will be on every sunny day for a while.... of course crowded and girls jogging in Spandex are not such a bad combination.  The dirt jumps and Skatepark sound like Icing on the cake

As mentioned, Greenlake seems like it can get really crowded, but maybe at the right time of day, riding in a single-file pack.

Waterfront would be cool, and you can avoid hills down near Alaskan Ave and ride north on the Elliot Bay bike path past the sculpture park.

Another idea might be Golden Gardens down through Ballard to Fremont for beers via Burke Gilman - can be leisurely.

Last edited by reverbtank (2011-04-11 8:56pm)

squirrelsmith wrote:

reverbtank wrote:

As mentioned, Greenlake seems like it can get really crowded, but maybe at the right time of day, riding in a single-file pack.

Waterfront would be cool, and you can avoid hills down near Alaskan Ave and ride north on the Elliot Bay bike path past the sculpture park.

Another idea might be Golden Gardens down through Ballard to Fremont for beers via Burke Gilman - can be leisurely.

that would work too. we should just try it as some differnen tlocations until we find one we like

yeah im thinking we try a few spots.. ballard area sounds fun too... we could go bar hoppin as well

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