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LiveStrong Challenge 2009 - San Jose PDF Print E-mail
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Saturday, 07 July 2007 09:54
I'm going to give this challenge another whirl. 2006 I did this ride in Orange County, and rode a total of 104 miles and raised somewhere in the range of $2500 for cancer research. This time around I'll try the ride in San Jose and see if I can raise another $2000.

Here's the ride profile:


For donations (TAX DEDUCTABLE) see http://sanjose09.livestrong.org/brad or http://www.bradfightcancer.com.

 

 

Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 April 2009 07:39
 
Thanks for your support! PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 11 August 2008 01:12
Maunawili Trail
Thanks for stopping by the site and a big hand to all those that have supported the Livestrong ride Thanks so much for you support and generosity!

I've posted a few new photos of Oahu, Hawaii. After I finished the Livestrong ride, I grabbed a flight to Oahu to do some mountain bike riding with Eric. I figured 104 miles plus some of the training for the Livestrong ride, I was overdue for some mountain biking.

Usually this time of year, I'm headed for Durango, Colorado. This year I decided to break it up a bit and head to Hawaii for some new trails with ocean views and grass skirts (Not that Durango is out just yet, just delayed). Now the trails in Hawaii don't compare to Durango or Moab in length, but the views are definitely worth seeing. I felt like I was riding in a rain forest and I had a bit of climbing and hike-a-bike. Did I mention; Fern, Fern, Fern everywhere you look. So here are a few of the rides:

Aiea Loop
Maunawili Trail
Mokule'ia Access Rd., Kuaokala Access Rd., Kealia Trail
Last Updated on Tuesday, 07 April 2009 20:43
 
Loch Leven PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 06 August 2008 19:29
Loch LevenTis the season! So this weekend I got out and enjoyed a little white powder on the trail with a couple of friends. We initially started at the Santa Ana River Trail and ended up at Loch Leven which is down at the bottom of Santa Ana due to the snow making the trail to hairy to ride. However, we did manage to get a ride in and enjoy the day on a new trail.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 07 April 2009 19:16
 
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