There is a nice cold winter California rain for the riders today. The descent down Trinity ought to be interesting. The descent down to Oakville is faster but not as technical.
We've had a lot of rain this winter, so a lot of the oil should be washed off -- that is good.
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There is a nice cold winter California rain for the riders today. The descent down Trinity ought to be interesting. The descent down to Oakville is faster but not as technical.
We've had a lot of rain this winter, so a lot of the oil should be washed off -- that is good.
There are light showers in San Leandro right now but unless it gets a lot worse this wouldn't even coat a riders glasses since his body heat would evaporate it faster than it's coming down.
"SLAVE of THE STATE" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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There is a nice cold winter California rain for the riders today. The descent down Trinity ought to be interesting. The descent down to Oakville is faster but not as technical.
We've had a lot of rain this winter, so a lot of the oil should be washed off -- that is good.
I left for my usual Tuesday/Thursday morning ride at 7:30am and it was pretty nice out. By 8:10 or so we're partway up Kings Mtn and beginning to get a few drops now & then, nothing major. By the time we get to the stop it's quite wet, and the run along Skyline found it getting progressively wetter and colder... and we had the wrong bikes & clothing for wet.
It feels like this one is coming in from the north, so it's likely to be raining the entire race. Hopefully the weather reports are accurate and it will be reasonably dry tomorrow over Mt. Hamilton.
In article <[email hidden]>, "Tom Kunich" <cyclintom@yahoo. com>
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"SLAVE of THE STATE" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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There is a nice cold winter California rain for the riders today. The descent down Trinity ought to be interesting. The descent down to Oakville is faster but not as technical.
We've had a lot of rain this winter, so a lot of the oil should be washed off -- that is good.
There are light showers in San Leandro right now but unless it gets a lot worse this wouldn't even coat a riders glasses since his body heat would evaporate it faster than it's coming down.
It's generally wetter in Sonoma County than down in San Leandro, so you really can't judge based on what it's doing where you are.
-- tanx, Howard
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