Thom Richmond
California Triathlon’s mission is to make the sport of triathlon more affordable, accessible and sustainable. Here are the resources in place to help cyclists make the jump to triathlon:
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Justin Macias
The wide open bar and absence of Wi-fi in Lord Windsor’s Roasters supports a social atmosphere in which talking to a neighbor or getting lost in each sip of your delicious beverage is completely justified.
We sat down with the co-owners of Peloton Cellars, Bill and Trish Kesselring, to talk about their role in the Central Coast Classique bike ride, and how their cycling and viticulture worlds have collided. Central Coast Classique cyclists can look forward to these wines and more on their tour of the Central Coast, where the lifestyle and fellowship of cycling and viticulture aren’t nearly the odd couple they seem.
Victor Prestinary
The Harding Truck trail begins at the end of Modjeska Canyon Road in Silverado, CA. This is one of the many doubletrack fire roads in the northern part of Cleveland National Forest that is easily accessible with any mountain or gravel bike.
As a full-service bike shop, JRA Bikes & Brews can do bike fitting and full build customization. Visit them online or stop by the shop for a quality coffee or tea and be sure to check out their frequent upcoming events.
Kelley O'Toole
The care with which the bakers took in creating the recipes made me feel privileged to indulge in it. Breakfast at Bob’s Well Bread is the perfect beginning to an all day ride.
Pedaling a bicycle to make ice cream is reason enough to check out Peddler’s Creamery, but their use of quality ingredients is the stand-out feature of their product. All ingredients are certified organic and the chocolates, coffees and vanilla are all certified fair-trade.
Before the Unlikely Cyclist became a popular SoCal bike shop in Costa Mesa, and a go-to resource for beginners to advanced female cyclists, it was the title of Lisa Kanno’s cycling blog which she started after buying her first road bike in 2011.
At the end of 2015, David Figueroa and Sean Heck opened Sunset Cycles upstairs in the Claremont Packing House.…
The Daily Grind is a full service cafe located in Santa Barbara proper and is a favorite among the local college students.
John Woodson
