Ann invited with her Brother Bruce to ride with us Thursday afternoon. Due to an early childhood accident and not the best reconstructive surgery, it was the 1970s afterall when he had his bike accident, Bruce rides an e-Bike. He has ridden with us before but has declined more recent invitations due to poor health. Today, however, he was feeling really good and joined us.
We headed out to do our TNTT course and maybe take an extra lap
only to find Creek Road closed after Alfrecha Road.
Great view of Pico Mountain today
We decided to ride down Middle Road and then loop back on 7A only to find the road torn up.
We took 7A south and passed the Tombstone/Driving Range and saw this cool tombstone.
Then we headed up RT 103, which was not to Ann's liking with all the fast moving cars and trucks. We turned onto East Clarendon Road by the old Railroad Station/Restaurant.
East Clarendon Road has some great rollers and is really straight. We turned onto Shrewsbury Road and headed back into Clarendon.
There were some cows chewing their cud next to the intersection.
Back on Creek Road, the cow farm in North Clarendon had no cows, they must have been out in the field.
Ann didn't want to hit the climb over the tracks on River Road so we road through town instead.
When we got back I put the Waltly up on the stand to check out my chain because it was making some weird noises. Turns out I had a bad link that I removed and then used a master link to connect the chain again.
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