seralat
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Rode my relatively new Berkeley - Sunnyvale and back commute yesterday. I got caught in the rain in Berkeley as I left, but most of the rest of the ride was dry if a bit cold in the low 40s.
The ride home was pretty wild. It was cold and a little wet most of the way, but the sky really opened up around the Coliseum, the wind kicked up, and then it hailed for several stretches of the ride, particularly during the 80 merge heading North over the Bay Bridge approach. At first I couldn't figure why the rain was coming in under my helmet, but then I realized it was hail bouncing off my chest and neck and up into my helmet. Fortunately the hail was bb size; can't imagine what it would be like to ride in a storm with golf-ball size hail.
The whole thing wasn't scary, but it was interesting and surprising.
The ride home was pretty wild. It was cold and a little wet most of the way, but the sky really opened up around the Coliseum, the wind kicked up, and then it hailed for several stretches of the ride, particularly during the 80 merge heading North over the Bay Bridge approach. At first I couldn't figure why the rain was coming in under my helmet, but then I realized it was hail bouncing off my chest and neck and up into my helmet. Fortunately the hail was bb size; can't imagine what it would be like to ride in a storm with golf-ball size hail.
The whole thing wasn't scary, but it was interesting and surprising.
there were at least ten guys would show up @ Gates Canyon Rd. for the day.
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