GBC LIVE: Episode #5 – Jess Cerra & Sam Boardman
Jess Cerra and Sam Boardman join Zack and Vic to talk about The Last Best Ride, JoJe Bar & Nutrition and the state of Gravel.
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Jess Cerra and Sam Boardman join Zack and Vic to talk about The Last Best Ride, JoJe Bar & Nutrition and the state of Gravel.
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Tuesday, June 15, 2021 – Craig Dalton of The Gravel Ride Podcast joins Zack on GBC Live to talk gravel up Mt Tam, Marin County and how 2021 is shaping up.
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If there’s a Mount Rushmore of iconic rides, Mount Tam Gravel would be one place striking a pose. It’s hard to compete not only with the trails and views from the area, but the history as well. You can go back to labeling Mount Tam as the birthplace of mountain biking or even further to
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GBC Roundtable as Zack & Vic join Road Bike Action Magazine’s Troy Templin and David Kennedy talking tech, Unbound and more.
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Zack and Vic join Michael Heal from Strada Rossa to discuss all the great trails in and around Redlands.
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When is not having a standout a good thing? Having never ridden in Redlands, it was hard to gauge my expectations. I normally first look for big mountains, but the San Bernardinos aren’t part of the neighborhood proper, so it was a mystery to me what the elevation would bring. Michael Heal who helps organize
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San Luis Obispo is one of my favorite towns in all of California and one of the rides on every local’s repertoire is Prefumo Canyon. It’s clearly the ride I’ve done the most on my visits and slots in perfectly no matter how much time I seem to have. Prefumo Canyon sits southeast of town
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As an Angeleno (and more specifically a Gr818er), the initial appeal to gravel was to explore new areas after seemingly ridden all available pavement around me. The San Gabriel Mountains have provided that relief, but after years of dirt, I was starting to feel like I was exhausting all my options. That reasoning was led
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Santa Cruz has always been an area I’ve always wanted to grasp, but have always been outside my comfort zone on visits. I like understanding the order of the place I’m in which is easy to do in smaller towns, but in larger places like Santa Cruz I’d like to have more of a focal
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Figueroa Mountain is another glaring example of taking one of California’s greatest paved climbs and somehow making it better by going off the beaten path. Just like Gibraltar Road, most cyclists think only about the ascent which is fair enough because it’s great on it’s on own so much to warrant one of the best
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