Fri, Feb 19, 2010 – 3:41 AM
Yesterday, I wanted to ride, but felt lazy.
Today, I wanted to ride, but felt lazy.
The reason stems from the thought of riding solo. Weekday rides are usually quick solo rides. Quick because I take advantage of the time when the kids are in school. I start the ride after my youngest has left for school [...]
Thu, Dec 24, 2009 – 4:57 PM
Inside the National Bilibid Prisons trail is a technical downhill section that ends in a moss-covered and rocky creek.
Leading the way was Chucky and I was following next. Behind me was Doc Riz’s brother Warren, his son John, and taking up the rear was Doc Riz.
As Chucky approached the creek he called out a warning, [...]
Fri, Feb 13, 2009 – 7:48 PM
Yesterday (Thursday) as I was having my haircut Frank sent me a text message asking if I can ride today. After thinking twice of things I need to do I replied saying I’ll be able to ride. Going home I started sending text messages to the usual (and not-so-usual) suspects about the ride.
A few minutes [...]
Tue, Feb 3, 2009 – 4:06 PM
Here are pictures of the race I was able to collect/download from different sources. Most of the photos are of my friends and myself. I’ll just do a quick post showing the pictures and I need to get ready for a quick afternoon ride with Doc Riz and 2 of his friends.
Photos by Marvin Tejada, [...]
Mon, Feb 2, 2009 – 1:57 PM
Bladder? Bottle? Bladder? Bottle?
As I was preparing for the Hari ng Daang Hari race that was what was running through my head. The bladder would enable me to carry more water, a maximum of 2 liters, but it would also mean I would be carrying more weight with me than necessary. During my trial runs [...]
Thu, Jan 15, 2009 – 2:00 PM
It was supposed to be a quick weekday ride. What should have been done in a relaxed 1-hour loop took up most of the morning, with us finishing around 11:30 A.M.
I was at the meeting place, at the police outpost along Daang Hari, at 7 A.M. Jun arrived at around 8 A.M., followed shortly by [...]
Quote of the day, Dec. 24, 2009
Inside the National Bilibid Prisons trail is a technical downhill section that ends in a moss-covered and rocky creek.
Leading the way was Chucky and I was following next. Behind me was Doc Riz’s brother Warren, his son John, and taking up the rear was Doc Riz.
As Chucky approached the creek he called out a warning, [...]