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Ride Report: Tour de Tahoe, September 2006



 
 
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Old September 12th 06, 05:01 AM posted to rec.bicycles.rides
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Default Ride Report: Tour de Tahoe, September 2006

My wife and I rode the Tour de Tahoe this past weekend. It was a
really nice ride around Lake Tahoe (Nevada & California) put together
by Bike the West.

Summary
Distance: 71.39 miles
Climbing: 4,069 feet

For directions, comments, elevation profile and a map, check out:
http://www.saltlakecycling.com/rides...des/tahoe.html

This was a really great ride.

Joe

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Old September 13th 06, 08:27 AM
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Good point about safety around Lake T; just North of Tahoe auto traffic likely to knock lone biker hundreds feet over cliff, but they will notice a group in time...
 




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