2013 Grasshopper Adventure Series – Lake Sonoma at 50mph Video
Dropping down a steep road on a mountain bike is a blast. What’s it like? Take a look…
Dropping down a steep road on a mountain bike is a blast. What’s it like? Take a look…
I have this vision of Mig sitting around, looking at maps, and concocting the route for the fourth Grasshopper, He’s looks the part of a mad scientist and is chuckling away as he devises his evil plan… Yes, the evil…
During the 2013 Grasshopper (Fort Ross) event we had a clear descent on Meyers Grade all the way to the bottom of Highway 1. Here’s the footage from the descent on a perfect day for riding. Cheers!
The third installment of the 2013 Grasshopper Adventure Series brought together a smaller but tougher (or maybe crazier) group of riders. The route would include long steep paved road climbs and descents as well as the infamous Old Caz dirt…
In the world of “training rides”, the Hoppers are king for putting the pain in train. Chileno Valley is the second in the series and gifts us with 80 miles of road sprinkled with 7800+ feet of climbing. Sure, everyone…
Here’s the second “training ride” of the Grasshopper Adventure Series. It’s a beast hiding within the hills and valleys of Sonoma. The number folks put the values around 80 miles and 8,000 ft of climbing. And the finish is up…
Felt halfway alive on this one. The start was nice since we rolled down Bohemian and then over and down Hwy 1. This allowed me some time to warm up. When we hit the first steep longer climb a little…
Not every ride will go the way you plan. Watch as I come across Andrew moments after his ride ended. Luckily, he faired a bit better than his frame and is on his way to recovering for another ‘hopper.
No road closures, no CHP, no H20, no sag, no awards… The first of the series, Old Caz Willow Creek, hit us with a new route this year. The start took us up Coleman Valley Rd rather than down Bohemian…