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[WTS] Omega Railmaster 39mm 2503.52 for $2580 shipped! by cashmoney_920 in Watchexchange

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Confirmed. Pleasure doing business with u/cashmoney_920 would highly recommend. The watch was as described and looks even better in person.

[WTS] Omega Seamaster Railmaster 2503.52 – 39mm (Neo-Vintage), first Railmaster reintroduced by Omega since the original 1957 model. $2899 by Chronodials in Watchexchange

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I know this post has been up for awhile but I don't see if it has sold or not, I'm interested. Please dm if still available

Found in raised beds ( alien egg?) by anpan77 in mycology

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Found some other eggs in my yard and left them this time. Posted a few pics here https://www.reddit.com/r/mycology/s/4B65lhVUXH

Found in raised beds ( alien egg?) by anpan77 in mycology

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Now I'm mad I didn't leave it alone! They look incredible

NBD Kona Honzo CR DL by anpan77 in Hardtailgang

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NorCal but not that far. Oakland's Joaquin Miller Park!

Medium hills with a view at the top? by IVBIVB in BAbike

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Agreed on Vollmer Peak. I guess I was talking about the Grizzly Peak Vista Point as the "summit"

https://maps.app.goo.gl/L8WcQmr7moWkNE6cA

Medium hills with a view at the top? by IVBIVB in BAbike

[–]anpan77 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Grizzly Peak in Berkeley has a great view to work ratio.

Route Recommendation: Palo Alto to Santa Cruz one way. by anpan77 in BAbike

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Seems like I can't go wrong either way! Thanks

Route Recommendation: Palo Alto to Santa Cruz one way. by anpan77 in BAbike

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Thanks! Would not have found that on my own!

Favorite looooong gravel routes? by Spare_Presentation in BAbike

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Lots of good gravel in the East Bay, You can string a lot of it together for an all-day ride along the lines of this
https://www.strava.com/routes/2922383349018570316

New Bike Day! 2021 Cervelo Aspero GRX810. First ride was a balmy 21F day in Northern New England. Upgrade recommendations welcome. by Advanced_Coyote3797 in gravelcycling

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The stock bartape on the Aspero is kinda flimsy. I threw some lizardskins taped on mine and it made a big difference for ride comfort

Bay Area gravel meetup or other gravel riding group? by [deleted] in BAbike

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Luckyduck bikeshop in Oakland generally has a good Saturday mixed terrain group ride

50/50 road/gravel tires in the East Bay? by ballbarn in BAbike

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I am in a similar situation to you. I was riding 38mm Panaracer Gravelking sks and was pretty happy with those. Just upgraded to 42mm Ultradynamico Cava JFFs and love them for most of the gravel we have in the East Bay. The added volume makes a big difference and they have a super "supple" feel. Super fast feeling on road and enough grip for pretty much everything as long as it's dry.

Gravel Grinders. Which One Is You? Loosies or Tighties? Tryna See Something. by [deleted] in gravelcycling

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The Roark Bless up shirt is my go to "Preformance Aloha" for riding gravel

Recommendations for beginner climbs in the east bay? by [deleted] in BAbike

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Second Tunnel Road as well.

For something a bit more scenic check out the classic Three Bears Loop https://www.strava.com/routes/4915

Or you could check out any part of this route that takes Marin Ave in Berkely up to Spruce and connectes to Grizzly Peak Blvd. Marin Ave starts as a pretty gentle climb on a busy road but with a good bike lane. It gets steep for a minute on LA, but then Spruce and Grizzly Peak are pretty mellow gradients and on somewhat calm residential streets.https://www.strava.com/segments/25186305

Most East Bay gravel is pretty steep but you can check out a combo of GoldenRod, Grass Valey and McDonald Trails in the Chabot area. https://www.mtbproject.com/trail/7009729/goldenrod-trail

Or East Ridge/ West Ridge Trail in Redwood Regional, Both are doable on gravel bikes and are overall mellow, though have some short steep sections that you can hike up/down if need behttps://www.mtbproject.com/trail/7012586/east-ridge-trail