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Archive for July, 2008

Sarah & Christopher: Thank you to Tom and Jerry at Side Stand Up for having us on the show! We had a great time and hope we can be on again in the future! Check out Side Stand Up online and the episode from July 15, 2008.

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Santa Cruz, CA to various locations in/around Yosemite National Park
Friday, June 27, 2008 through Monday, June 30, 2008
Trip Summary:
Day 1: Santa Cruz to Incline, CA (Dirt Flat Campground) 310 miles
Day 2: Incline, CA to Jamestown, CA, 230 miles
Day 3: Jamestown, CA to Alpine Lake East Shore Campground, 223 miles
Day 4: Alpine Lake Campground to Santa [...]

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Santa Cruz to Dirt Flat Campground (near Incline, CA) – plus side trip through Yosemite
Mileage: 310 miles
Sarah: The ride to the campsite was a bit brutal. We had to take highway type roads to make it there (152 to 59 to 140). After Watsonville the temperature was incredibly hot. But luckily we invested in perforated [...]

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Day 2: Dirt Flat Campground to Jamestown, CA
Mileage: 230 miles
Sarah: The second day we headed into Yosemite and took many many stops to take in the awesome scenery. Strangely, there were not many people on the roads heading east. The park was awesome and it took us several hours to get through it as we [...]

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Day 3: Jamestown to Alpine Lake Campground
Mileage: 223 miles
Sarah: This was another great day of riding. We headed up north passing through the gold rush town of Columbia.  We headed east  on the 88. We took a lunch break at Cook’s Station. The restaurant was quaint, food was good, and the staff was very nice. [...]

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Day 4: Alpine Lake Campground to Santa Cruz, CA
Mileage: 289 miles
Sarah: We woke up early and headed home. As we headed west it became incredibly hot! The 49 south of Sonora was amazing! The road was incredibly smooth and windy. We had an excellent time before stopping for lunch in Mariposa and heading west on [...]

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Cortech Sport Saddle Bags and Tail Bag (http://www.motodepot.com)
Sarah: I’ve had these bags for several years and have really put them to good use. The tail bag can be disconnected from the saddle bag and used alone. It is also expandable which can hold a large amount of clothing and gear. I really like these bags- [...]

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Turns out the flat repair didn’t work. Thankfully we found that out before the bike left the shop. We got a call from the bike shop and they said that the tire was still leaking air from the “repaired” spot. The service manager and I were sitting there scratching our heads (not each other’s) because [...]

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