As the Coronavirus crisis continues to expand, on Sunday the Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority (MRCA) made the decision to close all Parks, Trails and Building Facilities, including restrooms, under their jurisdiction (list). While most […]
“I love it when a plan comes together” Colonel John “Hannibal” Smith As a youngster, you couldn’t ask more than guidance from the A-Team as every week they somehow found laid out solutions to […]
As if there’s any question about gravel’s trajectory, our Send it Series is properly following that trend. Our first ride of the year out of Pedalers Fork was our biggest it yet, but February’s Gravel […]
Can you ever feel like a tourist in your own city? My time and resources for travel has been limited, but the desire to get out there never fades. I’m still getting my biking in, […]
Truth be told, our January ride was supposed to be a mostly gravel Las Virgenes getting into the Cheesebro and Palo Camado Canyons sections as well. Supposed to… Prior, I did a scouting ride with […]
As my sickness the past two days has limited me to keyboard activism instead of actual canvassing, I do need to speak out on some of the elected offices up for stake here in the […]
Gravel is good. There isn’t really much to it. Last month, our Gravel Bike California monthly ride had ballooned to our largest crowd yet, so when February came up being in the Verdugos, I didn’t […]
Say Eagle Rock to most Angeleno urbanists and you think about the neighborhood tucked into the northeast hills beneath that boulder looming by the freeway. To those (like me) who prefer dirt over pavement, then […]
I don’t know if you call this saving the best for last (I only have two feet), but I’m super giddy to finally reveal the CiclaValley Karate Kid Shoe. The 818 shoe has a much […]
Gravel Bike California is hitting its stride and if our first ride of the year out of Las Virgenes was any indication, it’s going to be a good year for gravel. People have been clamoring […]