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Routes in San Francisco

Hummingbird Fuels & Patagonia Coffee Ramble

Hummingbird Fuels & Patagonia Coffee Ramble

THE RIDE IS ON. SEE YOU IN THE AM Join us for the best day of this wet weekend, Sunday Nov 24 for our monthly Women's Ride. If the weather is gross, we'll punt this ride to NEXT SUNDAY DEC 1. Watch this Strava (and follow me on IG @hustleandahalf for updates). Please bring flat fixing gear, and dress for the weather (possibly cold). We'll cruise up to Larkspur and grab a coffee at Equator, a Donut at Donut Alley (bring cash) or bagels at Boichik. The world is our oyster, so we can decide as a group where we wanna hang. Meet @ Rapha at 9:00am Roll @ 9:30am Pace will be social. This ride is all about meeting new people and getting some outdoor ride motivation. That said, if you wanna send it...go for it. We'll call out regroups at the start, so if you're feeling fiesty, we won't hold you back! Bring a pal and your good vibes. And we'll see ya this coming Sunday!

Festive 500 Day 2 : Late Xmas day Ride

Festive 500 Day 2 : Late Xmas day Ride

Location: Rapha San Francisco Depart time: 1:15 P.M. Pace: Social We hope you enjoyed your Christmas morning. Now let's get you back on the saddle and join us for a city loop by adding a Hawk Hill loop. FYI RAPHA IS CLOSED! Extra credit for wearing a Christmas theme festivities!

KOM/QOM TRIDENT

KOM/QOM TRIDENT

Join us on Nov. 16 to test your climbing ability and challenge yourself in our beautiful neighborhood, the Marina. Tackle the three main walls surrounding Rapha - Webster, Steiner, and Fillmore streets. Each climb will have its own segment. It is up to you which segment you want to start and end with. The fastest accumulative ascent times for both women and men will get a chance to hold the title of Poseidon and Amphitrite and hold the Trident for the season. There will also be a Rapha prize for the winners. Use our clubhouse as a haven to hang out, kick back, and watch your friends doing efforts. UPDATE: *ALL SEGMENTS START FROM FILBERT STREET, AND END AT PACIFIC AVENUE* Steiner Street segment: https://www.strava.com/segments/38148310 Fillmore Street segment: https://www.strava.com/segments/38148318 Webster Street Segment: https://www.strava.com/segments/38148324

Rapha Women's Ride: Croissant Edition

Rapha Women's Ride: Croissant Edition

Join us for some city ride vibes (and Maison Nico Croissants) this coming Sunday, January 19. Meet: 9:00am @ Rapha Roll: 9:30am The idea will be to meet at Rapha and then roll out for a good times, social pace, cruise through the city, down Great Highway, up Twin Peaks, ending with coffee and 🥐 at Maison Nico (if you haven't been yet...OMG get ready!!) Bring your flat fixing kit (and the skills to use it). Plus, your good times. This ride is classified as "in it for the vibes" so a social pace, no drop experience. Perfect for a weekend recovery ride. Or a great opportunity to meet some new riders in a fun, conversational setting. If you have a FTWNB pal...bring them too! Questions, comments, hit me up here on Strava or on my instagram @hustleandahalf. Looking forward to seeing ya there ;)

Rapha/One More City Century 2024 (0ctober 19)

Rapha/One More City Century 2024 (0ctober 19)

For some reason Strava is not allowing us to add a link to registration. To register, for now, please google search "rapha one more city century 2024" and choose the UCSF Page. You can also paste this to your browser and it should work...www[dot]givingtogether[dot]ucsf[dot]edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 Rapha One More City Ride - San Francisco On October 19, 2024, The Rapha/One More City century begins at Rapha Clubhouse San Francisco in the Marina District. It starts by riding through The Presidio and over the Golden Gate Bridge. After passing through Sausalito, the ride connects to the Mill Valley Bike Path, climbs Camino Alto and continues through Larkspur, Corte Madera and Fairfax, before the first proper climb, White's Hill. After descending Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, the route turns rural, riding through Nicasio Valley and Hicks Valley. After turning left onto Marshall Petaluma road, enjoy the undulations before the biggest climb of the day, Marshall Wall. After descending the other side of the wall, you turn left onto Route 1 (be sure to fully stop at this intersection), with a long (paceworthy) road leading into Point Reyes Station. After enjoying a (self-provided) food stop at Point Reyes Station, you continue on Route 1 all the way back into Mill Valley, passing through Olema, Stinson and Muir Beach. When you arrive at Pelican inn, you attack your last big climb on Route One, then descend into at Tam Junction. At this point you are about 10 miles away. Keep it safe and continue back to Rapha Headquarters for dinner at Shake Shack (they are giving riders discounts). Then come to the clubhouse, grab a drink and share the stories with all your new friends. This self-supported ride is intended to be a ton of fun and to provide an opportunity to ride with old friends and new, including Christine O’Connell, founder of One More city, who is making the trip all the way from London to ride with us. The ride is also intended to be challenging so please come prepared and ride within your own abilities. We highly encourage you to reach out to ask any questions you may have. Here is the route: POST RIDE ACTIVITIES We closed the street down in front of Rapha so you can arrive safely and take your time. SF Bike coalition will be providing bike parking at the clubhouse from 4:00-7:00. Shake Shack, which is across from the clubhouse, has generously offered discounts on their food. Their entire patio will be available with heaters so you can relax while you eat. There will be beverages available at the clubhouse after the ride with entertainment and drawings for Rapha swag. ABOUT THE CAUSE The goal of the century is to raise $50,000 for metastatic breast cancer research and this year we have partnered with UCSF to be the beneficiary of the funds. If you have yet to create a rider page please do so here. Alternatively, please consider donating here. The funds we raise will directly support the work of Laura Esserman, MD, Andrei Goga, MD, PhD, and Laura J. van ’t Veer, PhD, whose research, including clinical trials at the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, is leading to treatments that help metastatic breast cancer patients live longer while experiencing fewer side effects. One More City is an annual cycling campaign in October (Breast Cancer Awareness Month) with a simple ethos: the journey is never over; we are always progressing towards the next city, there are always more kilometres to do, more climbs to conquer and more challenges to face. This is akin to the reality of anyone living with cancer, especially secondary cancer, for whom the challenge is never over; there are always more treatments to endure, more scans to face, more side effects to campaign is focused on raising awareness of secondary breast cancer, and funding innovative research into this disease which killed nearly 12,000 women in 2016 in the UK alone. It was founded by Christine O’Connell, a keen cyclist who was diagnosed with Stage 4 Breast Cancer in 2018. For more about Christine, please see ‘About Us.’ We will be checking back from time to time so keep an eye out for future emails. Thanks so much and can’t wait to spend the day together! Jonathan Steele and the One More City Team

Bo-Fax and Panoramic 2025

Bo-Fax and Panoramic 2025

Meet at the clubhouse at 8:00. Roll at 8:30. Here's your opportunity to ride the full length of two of the region's classic cycling roads - in a single ride. We start out as if we were doing the Alpine Dam route, stopping briefly in Fairfax. From there, we catch Bo-Fax Road to the Dam and up to Ridgecrest. Then we descend Bo-Fax Road to (surprise!) Bolinas, where we turn left down the coast to Stinson Beach. We'll stop in Stinson for some food before tackling the Panoramic Highway climb (5.5km) to Pantoll station. We regroup at Pantoll and descend past 4 corners to Hwy 1 (the end of Panoramic Hwy) and then retrace our route back to the clubhouse.

Rapha/One More City Training - 75 PRS

Rapha/One More City Training - 75 PRS

Please fill out the waiver here to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScS52wsLcf0gzCFtonOLC0TxmfkRQy_4MLQ9km8YIVNXWes2A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 Please note: if you don’t fill out the waiver you are not formally on the ride Please consider setting up a rider page so you can help to raise money during your training here: https://givingtogether.ucsf.edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 Unlike Week 1 and 2, this ride will have fewer regroups and those who join will need to be able to find their own way back because the distance and climbs will be more challenging than prior weeks. Therefore please download the route and be prepared to find your own way back if you happen to get dropped from the ride. This is the classic day out on the bike in the Bay Area. Point Reyes Station will be one of the major food and fueling stops on your Century ride so we thought we’d show you the spots to order your food and the location of facilities. Like last week you make your way out to Nicasio but this time you continue through to a junction, making a left onto Point Reyes - Petaluma Road. After a stunning descent, you make a right and continue onto Point Reyes - Petaluma Road. This road is very tricky so keep it single file and call out all road hazards. After about 4 miles you will hit route 1, make a left and descend into PRS. Rest up, grab a bite and refuel. You still have about 35 miles left on this ride so manage your strength and ride within your abilities. After riding on route 1 for a while you make a left at Olema and connect back onto Sir Francis Drake, riding past Pump (remember that spot) and back into Fairfax. Now you are done most of the climbing - chill out through the neighborhoods and save your energy for Camino Alto and Sausalito hill on the way back. YOU ARE DONE YOUR TRAINING! 8:00 start 8:30 roll Now, there are two weeks until the ride so be sure to keep those legs moving and even consider doing a -70 mile ride on October 5th before you start tapering the next week. The Saturday before (October 12th), consider riding 30-50 miles, and keep the legs moving throughout each week. Can’t wait to see you on the road! Welcome to the Rapha/One More City Training series. Each week we will increase our distance and intensity, helping to build up your strength with the ultimate goal of completing the challenging 100 miles on October 19th. Shoe/Pedal retention is required on all rides. Whereas we love our tri friends, there can be no tri bikes nor e-bikes.

The long way to free coffee

The long way to free coffee

⏰Last minute ride ☎️ SUNDAY FREE BAG OF COFFEE RIDE… YES, a free bag of freshly roasted coffee FREE…read on for details 👇🏽 Here’s the deal. My friend (and coffee tasting and roasting master) @valerian_rides is hosting a coffee roasting class and is going to have 15lbs of freshly roasted coffee left over. It can be yours. But you need to ride to get it. So let’s take the looooong way? The route: Pantoll, Stinson (bathroom stop), climb Bofax, descend Alpin Dam into Fairfax then cruise to San Raphael into Boot Coffee Campus for coffee pick up (and honestly just a chance to see some super cool coffee roasting and geek out equipment!) Who’s in? Bring a musette to carry the goods. The fine print: To obtain your free beans you simply have to follow @valerian_cycles and @hustleandahalf on Instagram The OTHER fine print: The bridge is closed Sunday morning for a run. So we’ll have to grab the bike shuttle. It’s not a big deal. But we’re meeting early so we can adjust for this in our ride time. Meet 8:00 at Rapha Roll 8:10 Pace: zone 2 (tempo on climbs). But feel free to send it if you’re feeling spicy. We’ll have pre planned regroups (Stinson and Fairfax) Any questions, hit me up here or on instagram @hustleandahalf Wanna learn more about the coffee master himself. Check him out on Instagram @valerian_coffee and @bootcoffee

Rapha/One More City Training Ride - Alpine 55

Rapha/One More City Training Ride - Alpine 55

8:00 coffee 8:30 roll Please fill out the waiver here to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScS52wsLcf0gzCFtonOLC0TxmfkRQy_4MLQ9km8YIVNXWes2A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 Please consider setting up a rider page so you can help to raise money during your training here: https://givingtogether.ucsf.edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 Please note: if you don’t fill out the waiver you are not formally on the ride Unlike Week 1 and 2, this ride will have fewer regroups and those who join will need to be able to find their own way back because the distance and climbs will be more challenging than prior weeks. Therefore please download the route and be prepared to find your own way back if you happen to get dropped from the ride. We are going to do the same distance as last week but with lots more climbing to get the legs used to working the smaller gears. We repeat our route all the way to Fairfax but turn at Coffee Roastery and start our climb out of Fairfax all the way up and over Pine Mountain, descending into the stunning roads of Alpine Dam. From here we have two challenging climbs (or one long climb depending on how you look at it), BUT, these roads are absolutely stunning. Look right on Seven Sisters and if Karl the Fog is kind you can see all the way down to Stinson Beach. From here the majority of your climbing is done. You descend all the way into Tam Junction and back onto the bike path to head home.

Rapha SF Women's 100km - Sun Sept 8

Rapha SF Women's 100km - Sun Sept 8

ROUTE UPDATED: add to your computer today ;) Meet at Rapha at 9am // Roll 9:30am The Women’s 100 is returning on Sunday, September 8th, challenging women from around the world to come together and ride 100km in one day. So whether you’re just getting started on your cycling journey, or you're a seasoned pro in the saddle, sign up and clock your kilometers. We will have three different paced groups so all riders can find a pace they are comfortable riding. We will end at the clubhouse for a party with food, beverages and music. More information coming soon... As always, the Women's 100 ride is no-drop and welcoming to women, transgender, non-binary & female-identifying riders. For safety reasons, road bikes and helmets are required. Please remember to bring flat-changing tools, an extra tube, riding snacks, and water.

Rapha/One More City Training Ride 50 (Pump)

Rapha/One More City Training Ride 50 (Pump)

After taking a week off we are upping our game. NOTE THE 8:00 AM START. For those who cannot attend the Women's 100 tomorrow, this could be a nice substitute. Please fill out the waiver here to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScS52wsLcf0gzCFtonOLC0TxmfkRQy_4MLQ9km8YIVNXWes2A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 Please note: if you don’t fill out the waiver you are not formally on the ride Please consider setting up a rider page so you can help to raise money during your training here: https://givingtogether.ucsf.edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 Unlike Week 1 and 2, this ride will have fewer regroups and those who join will need to be able to find their own way back because the distance and climbs will be more challenging than prior weeks. Therefore please download the route and be prepared to find your own way back if you happen to get dropped from the ride. This ride is becoming a classic Rapha ride. As you can see we have been working our way into Marin to get you familiar with the roads. This route takes us past Mill Vally, over Camino Alto and through Larkspur, Ross, San Anselmo and Fairfax. White’s hill will be one of the first challenges on your century and this climb will be done two times on this ride. After the first climb, we will continue onto Sir Francis Drake and out to Pump Espresso Bar for a well deserved break. After some food and fueling, we turn around and head back the way we came, all the way back into the city. Welcome to the Rapha/One More City Training series. Each week we will increase our distance and intensity, helping to build up your strength with the ultimate goal of completing the challenging 100 miles on October 19th. Shoe/Pedal retention is required on all rides. Whereas we love our tri friends, there can be no tri bikes nor e-bikes.

Mountain View for Lunch

Mountain View for Lunch

Meet at Ritual Coffee https://w3w.co/caves.factor.marker at 8:30, rolling out at 9:00. We head south on Valencia, Tiffany and San Jose Ave to Glen Park, then Alemany to Daly City, where we head west on John Daly Blvd to Skyline Drive. We follow Skyline south, watching out for traffic and road debris. We catch San Andreas Trail (paved) at San Bruno Ave, then rejoin Skyline at Hillcrest Blvd. This is a multi-use path with speed limited to 15mph. Be aware of walkers and be courteous! Then, we take Skyline to Canada Road and follow it south to Woodside, where we stop at Roberts Market. From there, Mountain Home Road and Portola Road to the legendary Old La Honda Road climb (1,276 ft gain over 3.13 mi. 7.8%). At the top, we meet Skyline (again!) following it south to Page Mill. There’s another 700 ft of elevation gain along this 6-mile stretch. Be careful of the fast traffic here! Page Mill is a 5.7 mile descent - fast if there are no cars (but there will be cars) with some tight corners. We turn south on Foothill and cruise into Castro Street in Mountain View, where multiple lunch options await. Return to SF via CALTrain across the street, with trains on the :34 of each hour, arriving in SF 1:15 later. Bring your Clipper Card! If you’re not an RCC Member, please read and sign the linked form below. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScS52wsLcf0gzCFtonOLC0TxmfkRQy_4MLQ9km8YIVNXWes2A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0

RCC/One More City Training Ride - 35 miles (Muir)

RCC/One More City Training Ride - 35 miles (Muir)

Week 3 - Muir Beach -35 miles https://www.strava.com/routes/3111061782075880538 Please fill out the waiver here to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScS52wsLcf0gzCFtonOLC0TxmfkRQy_4MLQ9km8YIVNXWes2A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 Please consider setting up a rider page so you can help to raise money during your training here: https://givingtogether.ucsf.edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 Please note: if you don’t fill it out the waiver you are not formally on the ride One of the classic routes in the Bay Area. Like week one, we ride to the bike path and then roll into Mill Valley (optional coffee at Equator). From there, we climb up to Four Corners (regroup 2) and descend past Muir Woods into Muir Beach. We continue up the classic, challenging climb of Route 1 (regroup again at the top) and descend back into Tam Junction, wiggle over to the bike path and head back to the city. Unlike Week 1 and 2, this ride will have fewer regroups and those who join will need to be able to find their own way back because the distance and climbs will be more challenging than prior weeks. Therefore please download the route and be prepared to find your own way back if you happen to get dropped from the ride. Welcome to the Rapha/One More City Training series. Each week we will increase our distance and intensity, helping to build up your strength with the ultimate goal of completing the challenging 100 miles on October 19th. Shoe/Pedal retention is required on all rides. Whereas we love our tri friends, there can be no tri bikes nor e-bikes.

Rapha/One More City Training Ride - Intro (bike path and EQ)

Rapha/One More City Training Ride - Intro (bike path and EQ)

Welcome to the Rapha/One More City Training series. Each week we will increase our distance and intensity, helping to build up your strength with the ultimate goal of completing the challenging 100 miles on October 19th. Week 1 - Mill Valley/Sausalito Bike Path - 20 mile https://www.strava.com/routes/3237627711860592098 Please fill out the waiver here to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScS52wsLcf0gzCFtonOLC0TxmfkRQy_4MLQ9km8YIVNXWes2A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 Please consider setting up a rider page so you can help to raise money during your training here: https://givingtogether.ucsf.edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 This week we begin with a meet a greet and coffee at 9:00am. Before we roll out, we introduce each other and will talk about group riding safety. We will roll out across the Golden Gate Bridge, through Sausalito and onto the Marin Bike Path. We will turn around about half way up the path and on our return, we will have an optional stop for coffee at Equator at Tam Junction or in Sausalito. The goal is to loosen up the legs, shake out the nerves, and get to know one another. Shoe/Pedal retention is required on all rides. Whereas we love our tri friends, there can be no tri bikes nor e-bikes.

Ocho & Free Coffee: Soft Launch Q Cafe Opening

Ocho & Free Coffee: Soft Launch Q Cafe Opening

Join us for a very special classic "ocho" loop (it makes an 8) to launch our new endurance drink, Hummingbird Fuels, and also raise money for LA Cycling Fire Victims. This ride is FREE (however, you can donate any amount to help local LA cyclists). More details on donation recipients and how to give coming soon. WHAT YOU GET: Riders will receive free Hummingbird Fuel, water bottles, stickers, temp tattoos, samples and more. PLUS, we're going to have coffee donated from @ValarianRides on instagram (local coffee roaster, with up to $300/lb coffee small bags available to purchase on a pay what you can donation). More on that soon! RIDE DETAILS: Meet @ Rapha: 9:00am Roll: 9:30am Grab coffee and samples before we roll out. Food when we roll back! Bring a friend (your flat fixing kit) and good times. This is a social ride, but feel free to send it if you're feeling good. For those that DO NOT want to do the whole route, you can opt for a FOUR CORNERS ONLY option (we'll discuss at the ride start). Finally, ride ends at Rapha where the good times continue. Visit to learn more about our endurance drink (60 grams of carbs for every 60 minutes of activity) in two delicious flavors, Girona Orange and Arctic Berry. We hope you'll join us for this exciting event. Questions, comments, hit me up here on Strava or IG @hustleandahalf TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HUMMINGBIRD FUELS visit: HummingbirdFuels.com

City MTB Loopin

City MTB Loopin

San Francisco is known for some great road riding but if you know where to look, there are some fun and moderately challenging trails in the heart of the city. MTB Mondays is a great chance to ride these trails and make new friends along the way. We’ll roll from rapha @ 5:00 And enter mt sutro via stanyan @ 5:30 Vibes are easy on the climbs, while giving other riders enough space to clear the technical climb up historic trail, connecting to fairy gates and up to the alder center for a lil regroup before heading up to the summit. We’ll make sure to be friendly to hikers and other trail users while also supporting each other on what are some fairly challenging trails. Even though we’ll support each other, this is not a “supported ride” so please come prepared should you have to fix a mechanical. Mountain bikes are encouraged but gravel bikes can also work if you are hella skilled. See you then!

Rapha Descending Clinic- Camino Alto Edition

Rapha Descending Clinic- Camino Alto Edition

PRACTICE DESCENDING. THEN WATCH THE LAST DAY OF LE TOUR Meet at Rapha 9:00am // Roll 9:30am Want to polish your descending skills? Join us for a weekend edition of our Rapha Descending Clinic. This time, we're going to cruise over to Camino Alto where your Co-Ride Leaders, Steve and Lisa, will take you through a series of descending skills as we do repeats on either side of Camino Alto. After some practice, we'll head back to Rapha for coffee, hangs and most importantly, to watch a replay of the last stage of the Tour de France. This ride is open to all, so bring your pals! And of course, don't forget your flat fixing tools (and the knowhow to use them). Any questions, leave em' below. Looking forward to seeing you! Vive Le Tour Steve & Lisa

RCC - Paradise via Strawberry

RCC - Paradise via Strawberry

Week 4 - Paradise/Strawberry - 45 miles https://www.strava.com/routes/3111062819485906834 Please fill out the waiver here to join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScS52wsLcf0gzCFtonOLC0TxmfkRQy_4MLQ9km8YIVNXWes2A/viewform?vc=0&c=0&w=1&flr=0 Please note: if you don’t fill out the waiver you are not formally on the ride Please consider setting up a rider page so you can help to raise money during your training here: https://givingtogether.ucsf.edu/campaign/the-rapha-one-more-city-century-ride-2024/c574657 Unlike Week 1 and week 2, this ride will have fewer regroups and those who join will need to be able to find their own way back because the distance and climbs will be more challenging than prior weeks. Therefore please download the route and be prepared to find your own way back if you happen to get dropped from the ride. Again we hit one of the classic rides of the Bay Area. It’s the bike path to the roundabout where we go right and head into the town of Strawberry. As we continue counterclockwise, we work our way through the beautiful neighborhoods before hitting Tiburon town center for coffee. After a nice break, we will continue counterclockwise on Paradise Drive into Larkspur, turning back onto the bike path and back into the city. Welcome to the Rapha/One More City Training series. Each week we will increase our distance and intensity, helping to build up your strength with the ultimate goal of completing the challenging 100 miles on October 19th. Shoe/Pedal retention is required on all rides. Whereas we love our tri friends, there can be no tri bikes nor e-bikes.

paradise 4 rapha

paradise 4 rapha

Saucy Sunday is a social ride with a lil spice and a heavy dose of Sauce. Wear your best fit, ride your cleanest whip and enjoy a Sunday cruise in paradise. We’ll end the ride at Rapha and our ride leader, Josef will select his favorite outfit of the day and buy the chosen rider a brand new pair of Rapha Socks. This is a No drop ride but that just means we’ll regroup at a few key points and try to stay together Please come prepared with the route and everything needed to fix a mechanical should you get distanced by the group

Rapha Women's- Avoid Road Closures

Rapha Women's- Avoid Road Closures

NEW ROUTE TO AVOID ROAD CLOSURES Road should be open by the time we get to the bridge. We can also add more to the Headlands part (and if folks want to peel off before then…no sweat!) We’re working with what we got! See you 9:00am at Rapha // ROLL AT 9:30! Hi Friends, We're well aware of the triathlon near the GGB. And we are planning contingencies if we can't get to the bridge (I'm doing a test ride Saturday to see if it's not too challenging getting to the bridge). If that is the case, we'll have an alternative route planned. Either way...we'll ride bikes ;) Also - the Rapha Clubhouse isn't open when we meet, but you can use the bathrooms across the street at Shake Shack. Join for our monthly Women's Ride. This month we'll be testing out our climbing (and descending) skills with a classic "ocho" (get it...the route makes a figure 8 ;) Be sure to bring your flat fixing gear (and skills) and we'll create a few regroups along this route to ensure we can keep the team together. Meet Rapha @ 9:00am // ROLL 9:30am. Coffee at the clubhouse after!! Vibes are high. All are welcome, just be aware we got a few climbs on this one, but we'll get through it together! Looking forward to seeing you there. Holler on strava or @hustleandahalf on instagram with any questions.