Jump to content

Orange County, California


n2eus

Recommended Posts

Yes, Aliso Creek Bikeway is one of my favorites.

Some of my other daily routes:

Whiting Ranch
Oso Creek
Aliso and Wood Canyon
Shady Canyon
San Diego Creek
Tijeras Creek
Salt Creek
Newport Bay

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I'll ride in much of the area, but I haven't done much riding that far south (relative to where I live). Keep an eye on the Local Group Meet Ups section for ride announcements or post our own.

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

3 hours ago, n2eus said:

Yes, Aliso Creek Bikeway is one of my favorites.

Some of my other daily routes:

Whiting Ranch
Oso Creek
Aliso and Wood Canyon
Shady Canyon
San Diego Creek
Tijeras Creek
Salt Creek
Newport Bay

The San Diego Creek Trail looks like it would be a nice ride.  It's suppose to be about 9 miles from end to end. 

 

IMG_3413.JPG

IMG_3414.JPG

Link to comment
Share on other sites

@abinder3, Yes, San Diego Creek is a pleasant cruise.  I usually run various loops (shown in the blue lines below) for approximately 25 miles.

How far do you like to ride, typically?

 

San Diego Creek.jpg

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 hour ago, n2eus said:

@abinder3, Yes, San Diego Creek is a pleasant cruise.  I usually run various loops (shown in the blue lines below) for approximately 25 miles.

How far do you like to ride, typically?

 

San Diego Creek.jpg

The most I've ridden in one day is about 44 miles; the bike path between Pacific Palisades and Torrance Beach and surrounding streets. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

12 minutes ago, abinder3 said:

The most I've ridden in one day is about 44 miles; the bike path between Pacific Palisades and Torrance Beach and surrounding streets. 

That looks like a fun path.  I only wish it was farther South.  I'm guessing you have a Monster if you ride 44 miles.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

5 hours ago, n2eus said:

@abinder3, Yes, San Diego Creek is a pleasant cruise.  I usually run various loops (shown in the blue lines below) for approximately 25 miles.

How far do you like to ride, typically?

 

San Diego Creek.jpg

25 miles is a nice ride (I'm usually just warming up after ~10 miles). Your route looks like a good group ride maybe. What wheel(s) do you ride and how do you ride; trails, street, off-road, fast, slow ???

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 hour ago, Marty Backe said:

25 miles is a nice ride (I'm usually just warming up after ~10 miles). Your route looks like a good group ride maybe. What wheel(s) do you ride and how do you ride; trails, street, off-road, fast, slow ???

I agree it should work smooth for a group.

I'm riding an MSV3 820wh.  Also have IPS121.  Trying to get a MSV3S+ 1300wh.

I usually stay under 16 mph, with some off-roading and mostly paved bikeways.  I like scenic variety and try to include slow tight practice points in the route.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

30 minutes ago, n2eus said:

I agree it should work smooth for a group.

I'm riding an MSV3 820wh.  Also have IPS121.  Trying to get a MSV3S+ 1300wh.

I usually stay under 16 mph, with some off-roading and mostly paved bikeways.  I like scenic variety and try to include slow tight practice points in the route.

We'll definitely have to do a group ride there. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites

1 hour ago, swvision said:

marty did you get your msuper yet?

ive been thinking about doing a group thing in my area

 

No :( There's been a delay in the shipment from China. I'm now expecting to receive it the week of June 19th. My ACM still works though :D

Link to comment
Share on other sites

11 hours ago, n2eus said:

I'm guessing you have a Monster if you ride 44 miles.

In warm weather, even a 1300 Wh ACM/msuper V3 should be able to give you 44 miles flat riding if you're not too fast. You might be below 20% battery and getting beeps/slow downs at the very end, but it can be done from 1300Wh on quite reliably.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

4 hours ago, meepmeepmayer said:

In warm weather, even a 1300 Wh ACM/msuper V3 should be able to give you 44 miles flat riding if you're not too fast. You might be below 20% battery and getting beeps/slow downs at the very end, but it can be done from 1300Wh on quite reliably.

Agreed. I know that I can ride (fast) 45 miles solid on my 1300wh ACM, with maybe 15% battery remaining.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

15 hours ago, Marty Backe said:

We'll definitely have to do a group ride there. 

That would be awesome for me, getting to ride with your group without having to drive to LA.:P

Link to comment
Share on other sites

On 6/4/2017 at 6:32 PM, Sven said:

You will find me one of these routes on weekends. ;)

 

UNICYCLE ROUTES.png

You really get around. The only place I haven't ridden is the Pasadena area. Since I live near the 5 & 605 I do a lot of river trail riding, Santa Fe Dam is a fun area to ride.

I'm curious, what part of Pasadena in particular are you riding. Are there good trails there?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

On 6/5/2017 at 11:55 PM, Marty Backe said:

You really get around. The only place I haven't ridden is the Pasadena area. Since I live near the 5 & 605 I do a lot of river trail riding, Santa Fe Dam is a fun area to ride.

I'm curious, what part of Pasadena in particular are you riding. Are there good trails there?

Pasadena downtown and city hall area :) Enjoying the view of happy shoppers and restaurants.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...