Midnight Ridazz: La Noche de los Biciclistas Muertos
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Mr. Raymond at 09.27.06 - 9:17 am
Alright. So the ride has been changed to the 10th of November and is now an official Midnight Ridazz event.
Enjoy!
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RIDE ON, I'll be there for sure...
panic09.27.06 - 9:20 am
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you stil thinking of making shirts? how can I get one. small please.
funtea09.27.06 - 11:21 am
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I've already sent a shirt order to one guy, and I'm just waiting to hear from him as to when he'll get the shirts done.
Mr. Raymond09.27.06 - 12:00 pm
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I'll take one of those t-shirts for sure.. I love that illustration..
panic09.27.06 - 12:02 pm
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It would be nice if those shirts were available for the ride, so that we could all be uniformed..
panic09.27.06 - 12:50 pm
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I'm really trying to get them done as soon as possible so that people can start buying them before the ride. I'll also have some at the Griffith Park when we all meet on the night of the ride.
Mr. Raymond09.27.06 - 1:26 pm
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Good deal man.. Looking forward to it... Thanks.
panic09.27.06 - 1:35 pm
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let us know when they are made. I definately want one.
Panic,
Chicles asked me to say hello. Glendale.
funtea09.27.06 - 2:17 pm
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Tell him I said "What's uppers" It's been a while...
panic09.27.06 - 2:34 pm
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Ray ,
Member me..gave you the El marcadito suggestion.
I tought it was Nov. 3rd?
Please, Please ,Please bro, set asicde a shirt for me..
Please..Im holding you to it..
Ride On
deesimple09.27.06 - 3:37 pm
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I'll have plenty of them made, but I can't make a ton at one time because of money. So I'll have to sell like 30 at a time, then recoop the money to buy more and more and more!!
The shirts will not go for more than $10. I'm getting a super cheap deal and the profits are minimal. Hopefully I'll have some extra cash to buy beer for you guys at the end of this ride!! You know what... I'll say it now. THE SMALL PROFIT FROM THE SHIRTS WILL GO TOWARDS BEER!!!!
Mr. Raymond09.27.06 - 7:22 pm
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You the man... T-shirt & beers... I'll gladly give you ten bucks for one of those.. I'll even throw in a 40, to boot..
panic09.27.06 - 7:26 pm
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Cool, man! I'm glad this is all coming together! I'm smaller than a small, for the record. I'm built like a . . .well, like a skeleton.
DuckLionDog09.27.06 - 7:59 pm
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I'm riding through the proposed route TOMORROW NIGHT!! Who is coming with me? So far two other people have already volunteered. We're taking off from Griffith Park at Los Feliz and Fern Dell @ 9:30pm on Thursday the 28th... tomorrow.
See you there, if you dare!!
As of now, the route is fucking wicked. A lot of turns, maybe too many. But what am I gonna do if we are to hit a bunch of cemetaries? I'll need help on this practice ride to find ways to possibly ride through the cemetaries for extra SPOOKINESS!!
Mr. Raymond09.27.06 - 8:51 pm
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emai me atl rchavez80@yahoo.com if you need more info, or just write me in this forum.
Mr. Raymond09.27.06 - 8:53 pm
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Dude that is a SWEET graphic--I want a shirt too, can I? How much?
strgazermel09.27.06 - 9:03 pm
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Done. Medium please. How can the dinero be sent? Paypal? lol
strgazermel09.27.06 - 11:38 pm
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paypal, schmaypal. once the shirts are done I'll have everyone meet up so we can get these shirts out there. we'll figure it out.
Mr. Raymond09.28.06 - 12:31 am
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Ray,
Hold my shirt.. "L" , might turn to an auction..
I'll buy some beer
deesimple09.29.06 - 1:28 am
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Wished I could have done the test ride but had to work..
how about first dibs??
These shirts are like crack..
deesimple09.29.06 - 1:33 am
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We just scouted out the route. I must say, it's a good one, very scenic, very spooky, and all on smooth roads. If you get hungry for mexican seafood we're gong to pass three El 7 Mares on the way. This ride will NOT disappoint!
DuckLionDog09.29.06 - 1:47 am
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The ride was about 25 miles. The good news is that the ride takes you in a big circle, so we start at Griffith Park and we'll end at Echo Park.
T-SHIRTS!!!!
They'll be done this coming week. email rchavez80@yahoo.com and write your name and shirt size. M, L, XL and quantity of each.
As of right now I only have M, L, and XL but the 2nd batch will have some XXL and S.
1st email, first serve.
-Raymond
Mr. Raymond09.29.06 - 11:04 am
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You've got mail Mr. Raymond.
panic09.29.06 - 11:08 am
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The people who have already requested on here will be at the top of the list, but still send me an email.
Mr. Raymond09.29.06 - 11:09 am
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This day anything goes
Burning bodies hanging from poles!
I remember dia de los biciclistas muertos!
easy rida10.2.06 - 3:16 am
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Anything goes for sure.
Your hair reminds me of Stallone's hair from Rambo.
Mr. Raymond10.2.06 - 12:43 pm
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yo raymond, the grafix work is sick, t-shirts? xxl please for me, i'll donate a good chunk and a half for sure- RIDE ON !
junior10.3.06 - 11:51 pm
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Update on shirts. There were a couple problems that needed to be worked out with the shirts, so I should have them in my hands next Thursday or Friday.
EMAIL ME IF YOU WANT A SHIRT SO I CAN SET ONE ASIDE FOR YOU... that is if you haven't emailed already.
rchavez80@yahoo.com
Mr. Raymond10.5.06 - 3:10 pm
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ONCE AGAIN the shirt deadline is pushed back. It's a good thing the guy doing the shirts for me is such a nice guy cuz normally I'd be upset by now.
I've sent an email to all of you that have requested a shirt or shirts. If you haven't requested a shirt with that lovely Graphic from the ride, along with the Midnight Ridazz SKULL on the back below the neck... then EMAIL ME at rchavez80@yahoo.com and tell me your name and the size you want.
The shirts are only 10 bones. Get it? Bones...
Mr. Raymond10.12.06 - 8:37 pm
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and I need the XXL, por favor! That design is dope!
beast10.13.06 - 11:34 pm
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So I only distributed 3 shirts tonight. I was wearing mine, but no one noticed and I did not want to start yelling out, "Get your t-shirts heeeere!"
Mr. Raymond10.14.06 - 3:36 am
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SHIRTS ARE IN!! Check your email to see if you made the list. It was on a first email, first serve basis. I'll be getting more tomorrow, so don't worry if you didn't get an email. Also, I've got 4 more XLs left!
All XXLs and Smalls will be purchased closer to the date of the ride so I can avoid overbuying, so email me your name and shirt size if you haven't done so already. I'm meeting up with people today and tomorrow evening to give out shirts. 10 Bones gets you one and a lil treat at the ride.
rchavez80@yahoo.com
Mr. Raymond10.15.06 - 1:45 pm
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Ray,
Let me know when/where I can meet you up to get my shirts..
1(L)
1(M)
let me know..
Gracias
deesimple10.16.06 - 8:26 pm
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this is gonna be freakin awesome.
eric10.23.06 - 5:00 pm
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If you still need one of these awesome shirts, or you want MORE, I'll be at the HORROR RIDE tonight.
See you there!!
rchavez80@yahoo.com EMAIL me with your shirt sizes and quantity.
Mr. Raymond10.27.06 - 10:15 am
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LAST MINUTE
I'm rolling to the Hollywood Cemetery for their Dia de los Muertos thang. Meet at the Metro Station on Hollywood and Vermont if you wanna roll.
6pm at the Metro Station.
see ya there.
Mr. Raymond10.28.06 - 3:31 pm
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CORRECTION! CORRECTION!
SANTA MONICA AND VERMONT, 6 PM.
Mr. Raymond10.28.06 - 3:33 pm
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Are there any plans for a sunday evening t-shirt sale?
fixxed110.29.06 - 12:37 pm
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Sure, why not? 8pm Rite Aid at Hollywood and Vermont.
Mr. Raymond10.29.06 - 12:51 pm
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I'm gonna need to get a hold of the laminator. Does anyone know who's got it or how I can get a hold of it?
Mr. Raymond10.31.06 - 10:20 am
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I got it!
I actually tried to get your contact info last friday Horror Ride but you didn't hear me and rolled off.
email me: hologramrinse (at) gmail (dot) com
I have to run work errands right now but will be back home in a couple hours (Noho).
Bootlegger10.31.06 - 1:35 pm
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Mr. Raymond...if you need any help, I'm volunteering...although I've never laminated before...and I forgot to say hi at the Horror Ride...I was being unsociable...ha
adrian10.31.06 - 3:01 pm
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Thanks bootlegger!
Being unsociable is no fun...
Mr. Raymond10.31.06 - 3:37 pm
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Any more shirts coming out soon? I'll take one XL if available. Thanks Raymond - I will also have a beer surplus in my backpack prior to the start of the ride so if you need one just holla!
Bigg Joe11.1.06 - 4:44 pm
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Shirts being distributed tonight at 9pm - Hollywood and Vermont at Rite Aid parking lot which is a couple blocks from the Sunset/Vermont Metro Station.
Be there.
Mr. Raymond11.2.06 - 10:57 am
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see you tonight XL black please... I need one for my friend.
Roadblock11.2.06 - 12:41 pm
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I'll be going on my first ride w/da midnight ridazz for the "La Noche de los Biciclistas Muertos" ride. I notice that there will be shirts for this ride. Can anyone let me know how to get one. You could email me at agonzale@usc.edu. Thanks.
Choko (alex)
choko11.3.06 - 3:19 pm
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Looking forward to this ride! It will be my first with the midnight ridazz. I haven't rode in years. Just got myself a new bike and I hope I can keep up.
cured111.3.06 - 4:46 pm
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Less than a week, less than a week! Fuck yeah!
DuckLionDog11.4.06 - 3:38 pm
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Tonight. Hollywood and Vermont, Rite Aid parking lot. 9pm.
The next 30 XL and 8 L I sell will be only 5 bucks each. My printer guy printed out way too many and is almost giving them away to me, and now you all get to benefit from this.
I've still got Smalls and Mediums left too. Email me if you are going to make it. rchavez80@yahoo.com
Mr. Raymond11.6.06 - 11:22 am
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hey raymond, do you know the approximate length of this ride?
monovsstereo11.7.06 - 1:19 am
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Raymond...are you bringing any to the ride itself?
I might be bringing a new buddy who might be interested in purchasing one...but we won't know til he sees it!
adrian11.7.06 - 12:55 pm
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Yep. I'll have a bunch of shirts at the start of the ride, and I will be there by 9:30.
Mr. Raymond11.7.06 - 1:41 pm
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I just did a google search on La Noche de los Biciclistas Muertos and found some interesting stuff. Besides the typical stuff like the Midnight Ridazz site and bike boom, I found a few interesting things.
1) a young, single woman that posted on craigslist hoping to find a man that will want to go with her to social events in the area (the "La Noche" ride being one of those events) in the hopes that it will spark a romantic relationship.
2) the message board for the "Pasadena Singles Meetup Group," and the ride seems to be a point of interest for singles to socialize.
3) a few different myspace pages
4) a posting of the "La Noche" ride in a Mountain Bike Social Club. Pasadena likes this ride...
I hope that chick goes on the ride and meets the love of her life.
Mr. Raymond11.8.06 - 1:37 am
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raymond you're awesome.
forgive me all if i'm blind, but is there a map posted anywhere yet? how long this ride be?!
Sandia811.8.06 - 4:29 pm
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I have heard a lot about the ridezzz and am probably going to come and check it out this week. For anyone that has done one of the ridez in the past, is it generally an out and back ride. Or just ride way out, and your on your own going back?
big boy phil11.8.06 - 5:10 pm
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I WILL NOT be posting the route afterall. It's fairly simple though.
Parking up by the start point (Los Feliz Blvd. and Fern Dell Drive) is pretty much a no-go. I suggest parking in the Los Feliz area and riding to the start, or park in Hollywood and come up. I've heard some people will be parking at Echo Park, then will be joining us as we ride down Sunset. Whatever works for you.
Once again, we start at the West entrance of Griffith Park make our way past Echo Park, then through Boyle Heights, keep going East, then south, the through downtown, then end at Echo Park.
The surprise will be Pinatas!! Yeah, candy and peanuts in the Pinatas... Mexican style. People who bought shirts will have a different spoke card, and the first 40 people or so will get a limited edition spoke card. All the rest will get a lump of coal and a generic spoke card.
21 motha-f'in miles. Last time I rode it I was getting sick and had a tough time. I rode it again last night and its much easier than I thought.
Now my fingers are tired from all this typing... somebody beer me.
Mr. Raymond11.8.06 - 6:10 pm
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Ray ...
Looking forward to it...
Eric..Ray ..you guys down for a beer around S Lake?
deesimple11.8.06 - 7:36 pm
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I'm down. Maybe not tonight though. After the ride?
Did you and your buddy make it to 4100 that one night? I was tired and didn't stick around too long.
Mr. Raymond11.8.06 - 7:43 pm
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First timer here
are we going all the way to the evergreen cemetery in boyle heights ?
does anybody wants to ride the metro all the way to the starting point?
if yes let me know , I am coming from Bell taking the metro here by florence.
donMarcos
donMarcos11.9.06 - 9:00 am
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Evergreen, yes. We'll make it past there.
If you can't find anyone to come out with you just go ahead and show up anyways. You'll meet plenty of people once you get there.
Mr. Raymond11.9.06 - 9:45 am
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Since parking is a pain, how about the valley people meeting up at the Univ station, take the train to Hollywood and Highland, then bike over to the start?
To go home afterwards, bike around Griffith Park on the river path back to Univ. Station?
Meet up at Univ. station around 8ishpm?
dave11.9.06 - 9:58 am
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Thanks
I will show up, I am just trying to see if anybody from my area is going that way we can pair up.
I hope I can make the whole 22+ miles on ;-))
donMarcos
donMarcos11.9.06 - 10:26 am
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Yikes!
It's my first spin with the Ridazz and I'm a big wussy. I'm planning on riding my 1935 Schwinn Excelsior 'Death Mobile'. 25 miles sounds like a lot and I'm really SCARED, especially with all these spooky people around. Are there any big climbs on the route that will drop a guy on 50 lb bike like a hot crack pipe? Also, I NEED one of your shirts, but I understand if you don't sell it to me until I prove my worthiness. I warn you, I will attempt to bribe you with America's Best since 1893:). PBR!
klunkerbill11.9.06 - 11:47 am
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50lb. bike? Daaaaaam.. that's heavy.
panic11.9.06 - 12:18 pm
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dave,
This is Phil from the valley crit mass (bigger guy)
Looks like i'll be making it out to this ride, and i'll be bringing a few friends too. Just to make sure, you're referring to the Universal Studios station off of Lankershim and Ventura? and i was concerned about the trip back, but since you'll be headed in the same direction back, i'll just tag along with you, if you don't mind.
big boy phil11.9.06 - 12:26 pm
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Looks like there are going to be a lot of first timers on this ride including myself. I'm ready to get out there.
For those riding the metro, the Hollywood/Western station is about half a mile from the starting point. Just take Western North till you see Fern Dell.
Raymond thanks for the shirts! I've been pimping them all week.
cured111.9.06 - 12:27 pm
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All right, meet at the Universal City station at Lankershim and Ventura blvd. at 8pm, take the metro to Hollywood and Western I guess.
I'll have my cell...eight one eight seven four four eight four six five...if you need it, most likely to meet up after the Ridazz ride.
dave11.9.06 - 12:53 pm
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Oh yeah, if you need to find me, I'll be wearing a black t-shirt with some skeletons on bikes on the front of it...
dave11.9.06 - 12:57 pm
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What route are people from the Echo Park area taking to the meetup location?
logiteck11.9.06 - 1:33 pm
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I think most people will take the direct route:
Sunset -> Hollywood -> Western (R) -> Los Feliz
zackatista11.9.06 - 1:54 pm
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or how about taking the metro, on the vermont/beverly station
to the Hollywood and Western metro station
could that be practical ?
for those who want to meet at echo park and go to the starting point.
let me know
donMarcos
donMarcos11.9.06 - 2:00 pm
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I think a meetup at the Wal-Greens/Pioneer Chicken at Echo Park to ride down to the meetup point would be cool.
logiteck11.9.06 - 2:51 pm
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The Metro makes sense for people who have to travel far, but we're only talking about ECHO PARK. It's practically right up the street from Los Feliz. You'd ride farther to get to the Redline, and then get from the Redline to the ride, than if you rode straight to the ride.
:)
zackatista11.9.06 - 3:17 pm
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another question for Dave,
regarding the ride back, what is the proposed route you wanted to take? are you talking about going around grifith park (along the 5) back towards the 134 fwy, then back to universal? Sorry, I don't know what the river path is.
big boy phil11.9.06 - 3:23 pm
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Since I think the ride ends near Echo Park (Echo Park Blvd & Sunset Blvd.), we could take Silverlake Blvd (rather than Los Felize Blvd. ? I'm open for suggestions here) back toward the LA River bike path, which is on the east side of the 5 fwy, back around Griffith Park to NoHo.
I'll plot it out on a google map later. Keep in mind that I'm probably the weakest SOB (somebodyonabike) among you so don't worry too much about being left behind by mr.superbikeracer cuz I'll be huffing and puffing behind you anyways no doubt.
Should be a nice nite for a bike ride though.
dave11.9.06 - 3:52 pm
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There's always Glendale Blvd. to Riverside into Griffith Park, and then through there. I've never done the river path over there. Can you take it all the way from Universal to Los Feliz Blvd. or Glendale Blvd.?
brassknuckle11.9.06 - 4:00 pm
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got it .. makes sense, I will prob get to echo and from there ride my way to the starting point.. okey dokey
donMarcos11.9.06 - 5:09 pm
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wooo wee...this ride sounds like its going to be huuuuuugeeee....
superfish11.9.06 - 5:38 pm
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Anyone know if the LA River Path is open from Los Feliz to the north side of Griffith Park? (The bridge that turns into Victory into Glendale/Burbank.) Or do they close the gates after a certain time? I could've sworn seeing the thing closed when driving by at night. Thanks in advance..
digablesoul11.9.06 - 5:53 pm
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sheesh, I guess I'll do a drive by tonite...caramba, stuffs getting complicated...
dave11.9.06 - 6:35 pm
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Good question digablesoul. I have gone through those gates coming from Burbank back to Glassell park at 10pm and they were still open. I'm going to a neighborhood council meeting in a few minutes, I'll see if anyone there knows.
jake11.9.06 - 6:37 pm
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Dave,
"Oh yeah, if you need to find me, I'll be wearing a black t-shirt with some skeletons on bikes on the front of it..."
That made me laugh.
Mr. Raymond11.9.06 - 7:26 pm
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Yeah... on the Swarm the Pier ride...From Glendale, I decided to wing it and see if it was open.. I went by the gate and could've sworn seeing it chained up. This was like 8:30pm. I had to go through Griffith Park and it was pitch dark. My poor cateye tried its best. I even said screw it... I'm not going up and down those hills and went on the bike lane against oncoming traffic. I thought they closed the gate into Griffith Park from the front entrance early but... nope... saw headlights coming. I made it but wouldn't do it again. Not a good idea. But check this out... at night, i excited that Victory exit from 134fwy and saw a biker standing in front of that gate. Did he exit from there? Realized it was closed and was leaving? I'll go investigate as well and check it out.
digablesoul11.9.06 - 7:40 pm
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Well, we came back fro RIDE-Arc last Friday along the River path at about 3 am. Didn't notice if the gate at Los Feliz was open, but all the others were. From Echo Park you can get on it off of Fletcher at Ripple. Just watch out for zombies.
mr rollers11.9.06 - 8:03 pm
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I asked fellow ridazz at my neighborhood council meeting and they said that ordinarily the Los Feliz bridge section is open at nite but the bike path sections get locked. I hope another poster has a chance to check it out to be sure. Zombies indeed!
jake11.9.06 - 9:12 pm
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twenty-twenty-twenty-four hours to go...
i wanna be sedated
spiraldemon11.9.06 - 9:31 pm
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mr raymond, will you be wearing a shirt with skeletons on it too? i need to find you for a shirt! i want to know who to look for!
ruinedbyidiots11.9.06 - 11:00 pm
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Wow, Silverlake Lake is awsome at night with the lights on the far shore twinkling away. But I don't think I want to bike up from sunset to get to the river path from Silverlake blvd. The view of the lake is great but what a climb!
Anyways, here's the return route I had in mind,
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=535231
about 12miles I guess and its flat except for going up over Glendale Blvd. The gate at Glendale blvd./Fletcher Dr. was unlocked when I went by a little after 10pm so I don't expect any problems there. If I can do it anyone can.
If we end up farther north I guess we can take Vermont over from sunset.
dave11.9.06 - 11:23 pm
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Ok... I cruised by the Victory bridge and saw the gate chained up. This was 9pm when I checked it.
Dave... your return back is cool but San Fernando Rd. might be the alternative route once you get to Los Feliz. Either way, I'm hyped up. See you guys there...
digablesoul11.10.06 - 12:17 am
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If you end up with a spoke card with a STAR in the lower corner of the route side, then it means something...
At the meeting area I'll be somewhat near the North East corner of the intersection at Los Feliz and Fern Dell. Look for the guy buried in shirts. I want to burn these fucking shirts!!
Mr. Raymond11.10.06 - 2:50 am
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Just got back from spoke card party...
Man those cards are sweet..
special editions
Limited edition and
"Silver SeaL" editions
Will be nice to see who gets what..
(look out for card comments)
Will be a good day in L.A.
Good work Raymond..
deesimple11.10.06 - 2:56 am
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leave it to good ol' burbank. We should be able to exit the river path somewhere before we get to the victory gate and take zoo dr. up to the victory/riverside dr. bridge.
dave11.10.06 - 8:08 am
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The river bikeway is accessible pretty much 24/7 with the exception of periods of heavy rain.
The big gates to the bikeway entrance off Victory might be locked up tight, but there's a side gate that I've never failed to find open.
Agent Orange11.10.06 - 8:21 am
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if you have 3 people you should be able to jump the fence...
one to hand the bike to the person sitting on top of the fence (the soprano) and one to receive the bike on the other side of the fence...
unless of course you have the 50 lb. bike (or is that an urban legend?)
adrian11.10.06 - 9:04 am
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didnt we roll through there from ride-arc around 2:30AM? it was open or am I confused?
Roadblock11.10.06 - 9:23 am
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Okay, the 50 pound bike thing is 'Urbane Lesion'. But the 'I'm a big wuss'-thing is real. I dunno how much it weighs, but it's a lot. I haven't put it on the scale yet. It's got drum brakes and and some other really clunky stuff. I'll need help getting over the fence if the gate's locked 'for sewer' Ride on.
klunkerbill11.10.06 - 9:25 am
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Yes Roadblock, indeed, we entered the bikeway via that open side gate at 2:30 in the morning post-Ride-Arc. Repeat: OPEN SIDE GATE
So all you fence jumpers go right ahead and scramble over the locked section to the right of the opening if you want.
Agent Orange11.10.06 - 9:27 am
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For all you first timers out there, I would recommend making sure to bring the following:
1) A cell pone
2) Cash
3) The 1-800 number for your favorite LA taxi company
I do this everytime I go for a long ride. I've only resorted to calling a taxi once - I was riding home from a midnight ridazz event by myself, and my chain snapped. It was 1:30 in the morning and I didn't want to wake anybody up to come get me.
It also serves as an insurance policy if you ride a 50 pound bike and don't know if you'll be able to complete the ride.
BillyB11.10.06 - 11:10 am
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Also, make sure you bring your medical insurance card.. Just in case.
panic11.10.06 - 11:20 am
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how about bring a spare tube? a pump? lights?
Mr. Raymond11.10.06 - 4:34 pm
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why not just bring an extra friend....
superfish11.10.06 - 4:54 pm
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I'm bringing a couple extra friends. this will be the first ride for them too! I can't belive how fucking excited I am about this ride. I guess that's what happens when you don't ride for years.
cured111.10.06 - 4:58 pm
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My buddy and I are first timers, sounds like its going to be fun.
How many of you guys are dressing up? I don't have anything skeletal so I may just go in all black, hope that will please the Ridazz gods ;)
I'll be on a black single speed P2 and my buddy's on a silver Yeti 575, say hi if you see us.
tgreathead11.10.06 - 5:17 pm
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Yo yo yo everybody,
bring at least an extra tube(if not more) for each bike, a pump for your crew, tire lever or anything else you might need in case something happens. Ride that bike in the street for ten minutes and make sure it all good for the ride, before you come out tonight. Folks come out who, haven't been on their rides for a while, and the baby ain't working right. That just sucks,,,,,get it together before you come out tonight. and then you can RIDE ON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sexy11.10.06 - 5:56 pm
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Here it comes!!!!!! Time to start painting my face!
DuckLionDog11.10.06 - 7:29 pm
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yup... can't stress enough having the extra tube, pump, patch kit, and levers for the trip. Oh... and protect your noggin! See you guys there! Ride On!
digablesoul11.10.06 - 7:42 pm
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Cheers to Raymond! Great route. Had to be the most down-hill ride I ever did. Hope the girl who ate shit on Eastern Ave. is OK. Other than that it was way fun. ¡Muchas Gracias!
TAR11.11.06 - 2:07 am
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That was AWESOME! Extremely satisfying ride. MIDNIGHT RIDAZZ!!!
DuckLionDog11.11.06 - 3:03 am
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Ate the concrete..fucken drivers..
Good fucken turn out.....
today was a good day ..No smog and momma cooked the breakfast with no hog...
deesimple11.11.06 - 3:33 am
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Unreal! What a turnout. Coolest shirt ever. NIce pinatas. Thnx Raymond! Best wishes to the Eastern Ave Girl.
klunkerbill11.11.06 - 7:52 am
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from the witch rider ( the guy with the witch hat ;-O)
hello mara... buenos dias. great ride, and yes a very very very great!! downhill ride.. , what a turn out, sooo many riders.
my first time ever and I truly enjoyed it, my behind hurts like hell but ahh sooooo satisfying ...
thanks raymond.
hope the girl on Eastern is ok
donMarcos
donMarcos11.11.06 - 8:30 am
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for those that love maps and route distances
http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=537223
check it out, I might have left some placess off, but you be be judge
donMarcos
donMarcos11.11.06 - 9:13 am
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Definitely HUGE props to Mr. Raymond for what was the most COMPLETE Ridazz I've ever rolled with. From the awesome shirts and spokecards to the timely start to the fantastic route to the piñatas in the park (not to mention the righteous moment on the 6th Street Bridge with everybody and the fireworks and the train beneath us blowing its horn simultaneously!) this ranks -- to me at least -- as the best Ridazz ever.
Agent Orange11.11.06 - 9:19 am
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GREAT RIDE!!!!
helll yeaaaaaaa aaaaa
no hill to small....
superfish11.11.06 - 9:51 am
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That was a beautiful ride last night.
dogwalker11.11.06 - 9:55 am
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Fucking awesome ride, I'm hooked!!
here are a couple videos I made with my phone:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1dtpd_FLK0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpkUBAjPB3E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it48yyE6M0Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDu7nqrUoCI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66smcouePHk
Thanks for the great time everyone!! Great ride Raymond!
cured111.11.06 - 10:27 am
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that ride was 42 miles??
cured111.11.06 - 10:57 am
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shouldnt have jason lee been on a skateboard instead of a fancy trek?
ruinedbyidiots11.11.06 - 11:04 am
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The ride was only 21 miles. The Gmap is showing the "there and back" distance.
firthy11.11.06 - 11:18 am
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I had a great time. thanks for all the planning and preparation Mr. Raymond.
a note about corking:
the more and more I see it the more I realize corking is not feasable on a ride this massive. if it's a small ride of only 2-300 then it's ok, but on a ride of over 1000? it's creating animosity between drivers and cyclists. and that is damaging to the cycling community as a whole. the wait is literally 15-20 minutes for motorists. it's not cool to expect that much patience from them and it's dangerous for cyclists who may experience road rage from an ignorant motorist on the ride, or later on in the streets. I mean who knows? any suggestions? we really need to come to terms and solve this situation. my suggestion is breaking up into clusters of 1-200 ridazz - about a lights worth.
on a humorous note:
got this wonderous email from someone named andrea:
>"From: andrea <########>
>To: info@midnightridazz.com
>Subject: Nov. 10 - WORST RIDE EVER!!!!!!!
>Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2006 01:38:50 -0800
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>Way too long - Up hill BOTH WAYS - lamest ever - shame on you"
>
these are the types of people who need to get some imagination and better yet some EXCERCISE. if ya dont like the ride route(something you are privy to at the beginning of the ride) and what the volunteer planners have done.... SIMPLY DONT RIDE. by all means, raise concerns and state opinion... but to go out of your way to send a nasty email? hahaha get the fuck outta here go to Magic Mountain or sit on a couch and watch law and order or something.
Roadblock11.11.06 - 12:00 pm
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you can only enjoy the ride down the hill if you first ride up it.
santa monica critical mass was the same way last week. they changed the course mid ride because a handful (seriously less than five, more like two) of retards with fixies couldnt make it up one measly hill.
everyone was really stretched out last night. most people were late getting to the bridge because they stopped and helped that girl that crashed. it pissed me off seeing everyone just keep riding like nothing was going on. whatever happened to "no ridazz left behind"? or does that only apply to flat tires?
ruinedbyidiots11.11.06 - 12:16 pm
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last night was my first ride but I realized walkie talkies would be good. not only for friends who are riding together but maybe also to keep the front of the pack in touch with the rear of the pack somehow.
cured111.11.06 - 12:33 pm
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To All Experienced Ridazz:
My wife and I are planning on joining in on the fun soon. We saw you guys on Hillhurst last night - what a beautiful sight! I read this thread and realize how important head gear and bike gear is. We will definitely be prepared in that sense.
However, our main question: how good in shape must one be in? Some rides seem really long, but are they mostly flat? Are the different rides rated in degree of difficulty beforehand? Basically, we don't want to lag and end up screwing up the ride for others.
Thanks for all you insights.
-Newlyweds
Newlyweds11.11.06 - 2:10 pm
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yea...corking this ride was way too hard...i had to stop corking cause the break in the group was soo huge...
and i think there should be riders that stay behind at turn points so if there the next group down is far behind, they'll know where to turn just in case they don't have spoke cards...
psssh..no hill is too small... go home if you can't handle it
superfish11.11.06 - 2:18 pm
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that ride was great last night. good turnout and the hills are a blast. you can't go down a hill without going up a hill. unless of course you start at the top of a hill, but then you have to go back up to get where you started.
thanks to senor raymond for all the work he put into it
and i have to say, any route that cruises by kike's tacos kicks ass.
now to get to work on forming a crew to ride to the toy drive.
bicigol11.11.06 - 2:35 pm
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The rides aren't too bad. They usually aren't completely flat, but for every hill you ride, there is a downhill later on. As long as you're in moderate shape, you should be able to do it no problem. It's not a race. Just have fun and enjoy the sites and the company.
If you haven't ridden in a while, make sure your bike is in working order. Take it to your shop and get it tuned up. Also make sure you know how to change a flat and bring a spare tube or two and a pump. Front and rear lights a must, and hopefully a helmet.
BTW, Raymond, that was a great ride. One of my favorites.
brassknuckle11.11.06 - 2:38 pm
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So unwittingly I have started a tradition. After a good and long Midnight Ridazz, I sleep for 3 hours, then go on a much longer ride with little or no breakfast. Then, I bonk and ride pathetically for hours. I think I could really go places with this. Like to the ER.
DuckLionDog11.11.06 - 3:17 pm
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I think someone mentioned blocking for 2 lights worth and then corking the Ridazz themselves. It's a lot of hassle to have to do that I know... and not many people seem to enjoy being told what to do... so all we can do is try different approaches until we find what works.
another thing is that everybody is in such a rush to get through the course that they end up leading the ride on way too fast of a pace. I wish people would treat this more of a leisure ride than a fast paced ride.
that being said there are people in the back who are really leisure about their pace... maybe this ride should be broken up into pack based on pace.
when we are at a Red light. please restrain yourselves and wait out the whole light before proceeding. That is really dangerous because those in the back may not even realize they are running a red and get hit by a car. I saw some guy last night who ran a red and the car skidded up to him barely slowing down long enough to miss the dude. it would have been nasty. maybe even fatal.
this is just about recognizing that we need to ride safely above all.
Roadblock11.11.06 - 3:22 pm
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Now that the ride is over, I can sit back and say, yeah it was a great ride...but during the ride all I could think was, god damn these hills, wtf are "they" trying to do, weed out the wusses or something?"
Unless you live in the neighborhood, theres no way you can look at the back of a spoke card and realize that the route is going to be a tough one.
Mob mentality is hard to overcome, when youre approaching an intersection and a coupla guys are shouting go, go, dont stop, you go. I even did the encouraging when I was in a small group of, well girls, and I could tell they were hesitating when the light turned red and we were going up hill. Sometimes you got to take the intersection. But the corkers need to know when to cork the cars and when to cork the Ridazz.
Yeah, I need to ride more hills, but after the Visions ride and this one...I
dave11.11.06 - 3:22 pm
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well...imagine if we're riding in SF......hill got nothing on us...pssshhh
superfish11.11.06 - 3:30 pm
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This was an incredible ride. It was my first, but certainly not my last. I thought it a great group of people. However, to the person who was angry because people kept riding past the girl who crashed, when I rode by I saw plenty of people had already stopped to help her and the logjam of additional people stopping only threatened to cause more accidents. Trust me, I would have stopped had I been there at the time of the crash, but it looked like more than enough people had stopped -- and with 1300 people, it would have been counterproductive for everyone to stop.
As for corking, like I said, this was my first ride and it was incredibly wild and exciting to take control of the streets. But I agree that it is dangerous and I saw a few close calls as well. We have to remember that this is a car town and when it comes to bike vs. car, the car always wins. Furthermore, we all know how little people pay attention when they drive because they're on their cell phones. I think it might be a good suggestion to break up into smaller groups, especially for those who know they want to go faster or slower. But there definitely needs to be someone who knows the route. I didn't get a card until someone handed me one at the first stop! I had no idea what the route was and was just following along. But I was impressed that even though it felt "unorganized" and free form, it went as incredibly smooth as it did, and there were always people ready to help out at various intersections. Kudos to all you Midnight Ridazz -- Ride On!
Oh, and to the person who complained that it was too long -- stay home. It was a great ride, a great route, and a great time. But then some people always need to find something to complain about, don't they?
Stormcrow11.11.06 - 3:38 pm
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if you wanna go slow, join Cruzz with Us in the valley.
no hills in the valley, too
spiraldemon11.11.06 - 4:22 pm
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I posted a new thread 'whats up with Ridazz" where I questioned some of the past few rides/ideas
I see and know that many people enjoy these rides. i have friends who never rode earlier rides... so for them these are awesome.
i dont think MR is based on a if you cant hack it, stay home mentality. I think a large point is to encourage support amongst each other and the promotion of cycling/ commuting.
That ride wasnt hard even if you ride moderately, but it didnt serve as a ride that would keep people together.
I dont recall who wrote the suggestion about different groups....if you know youre a slow rider, etc....that seems cool. I think checkpoints are the best....that shit use to be the shit...when you gather and watch the groups meet, drink some beer and talk to strangers....we dont seem to do that anymore.
Anyhow, though my thread may seem or come across as a diss...its not.
md2
md211.11.06 - 4:31 pm
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Hey, hey, what is this if you want to go slow crap? CruzzWithUs can be as fast as you want. Just cuz I'm slow...Maybe speedyBri will post a list of the bars and you can race ahead or something.
CruzzWithUs is a different sort of ride, shorter, becuz we bar hop, flat cuz its in the valley, but for a social ride its not too bad. While we ride its a MidniteRidazz type crazies on bikes atmosphere, but the stops are more fun cuz we drink, not to get drunk, just to wet the whistle. And on a saturday nite you don't want to feel like you're on a training ride for your next mountain century.
And with the size groups we have, its easy to halt the ride and socialize while somebody scambles to fix their flat tire. Just shout out if you need to stop. No worries.
dave11.11.06 - 5:05 pm
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TIME TO GIVE CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE:
Duckliondog - the first person that started helping me out with this ride. I mentioned the theme to him and instantly he knew of the graphic that would be perfect for the ride (the one on the FLYER and SHIRT). 5 minutes after that he put together the flyer. He rode the first scout ride with me and helped out a ton last night by handing out spoke cards and trying to keep things running smoothly.
Eric - this guy went out of his way to get all the spoke cards printed for me on some nice card stock. He printed out a total of 4 different cards and helped me til after 2am laminating those suckers!!
Deesimple - also attended the spoke card party and was a laminating mad man. he helped out from beginning to end and even though he ate shit he still kept riding!
Dennis - rode the 2nd scout ride with me and picked up the pinatas from my house to have a friend store them in his van at Echo Park. not to mention he must have bought the most shirts out of anyone!! Dennis also helped me fix a flat cuz I was taking too long.
Tony - also rode the 2nd scout ride with me, stored the pinatas in his van and raced ahead of everyone to have the fun set up at Echo Park.
Roadblock - offered advice when I needed it, and always had tips for me to help keep things running smoothly. this was the 1st ride I've thrown so I didn't really know what the hell I was supposed to do and he got the ball rolling for me.
Agent Orange - posted a thread about the shirts. 1st person to pick up a shirt. I was worried that I was going to get stuck with a bunch of those shirts, but he hyped it and they all went fast!
ALL RIDAZZ - for coming out last night and for taking those shirts off my hands. Oh, and thanks to the guy that gave me a Tall can of Pabst. That was great.
Mr. Raymond11.11.06 - 7:04 pm
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rchavez80@yahoo.com if you still need a shirt.
Mr. Raymond11.11.06 - 7:34 pm
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Hey, I thought originally we were supposed to go by a bunch of cemetaries or something...? You know, the theme, and it was going to be on halloween at first etc?
oh well. great ride ray.
I'm not proud, if I can't hack the hills, I just get off and walk and catch up on the flats. Which I didn't happen to do this time around (get off and walk, I mean)...but there's always next time.
dave11.11.06 - 8:12 pm
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we did...we passed by 2 for sure...the cemetaries were dark so people did not noticed them...
superfish11.11.06 - 8:15 pm
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we actually rode by 3 or 4. Evergreen, Cesar Chavez and Evergreen. A couple of them across the street from each other on Whittier (can't remember names). Then Odd Fellows which was also on Whittier. I knew some people wouldn't notice, and I wish we could've rode through them.
Mr. Raymond11.11.06 - 8:15 pm
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We went by at least thre cemetaries. Unfortunately, the people that run the places haven't installed arc lights over the graves for us to be able to see them at night. I don't know what their problem is! Pretty much al lthe times you were riding next to a long brick wall, there were dead people buried on the other side.
DuckLionDog11.11.06 - 8:17 pm
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did you feel the chill when you rode from eastern to whittier?
Mr. Raymond11.11.06 - 8:29 pm
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I'd sure like to know if the fallen rider is ok.
Joe Borfo11.11.06 - 10:40 pm
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That was my first MR ride and I had a great time! Although I am not a very strong hill rider I liked the challenge, I found my weaknesses on the ride. I had no idea the length of the ride and if even with the a spoke card I didn't know what to expect because I am not familair with the area. But after getting back to my truck and all the huffing and puffing I did during the ride, I felt really good that I rode the whole thing with a group of great riders! I look forward to the next one! Hey ray, thanks for the shirt, the spoke card and all the work you put into the ride, and although I have read allot of complaints and suggestions of how the ride "should have been", I want you to know that "I" had a great time!!!! See ya next month!!!-$han
shannono11.12.06 - 2:13 am
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Raymond,
Thanks for the credit. My duties were not as near as the amount of effort you put in bro..Respect to ya...
Good ride ..Good ride..
made it home with one good hand..Good to see your pops out there.
Eric- thanks for being patience and making sure I made it ..true man to the motto.
"Leave no Ridda behind"
deesimple11.12.06 - 2:33 am
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Anyone get special Night of the dead spoke cards? or comments on spoke cards?
deesimple11.12.06 - 4:22 am
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What a fantastic ride!
Thanks a Million!
To the fallen ridazz: Our thoughts are with you. I hope you are all OK and have a speedy recovery.
trickmilla11.12.06 - 8:27 am
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No,I had to get my card from the street because the guy with the red cinelli wouldn't give me one!!! Thanks for looking out for your fellow ridazz!!!!!
fixxed111.12.06 - 8:37 am
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My friend was cited by the LAPD for running a red on his bicycle. I was wondering if anyone else was cited?
StreetPirate11.12.06 - 9:47 am
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We're in a quagmire. We want to stay together, we don't want to be told what to do by "ride leaders", and we don't all have the same physical capabilities or bikes. therefore some are slow some are fast. The fast Ridazz at the front aren't likely to restrain themselves and slow their pace down, the slower Ridazz in the back are not able to ride fast to catch up to the front. It's become so massive that the ride gets stretched out over 10 blocks and then corking becomes an issue because motorists rightly get pissed off about waiting upwards of 15 minutes to get through the intersection.... these are all the issues that came up before when there was discussion of ending the rides and none of these problems have really been solved...
the original spirit of the ride was fun and to have friendly relations with motorists. as in come ride with us.
it's hard to thank a motorist who is steaming about waiting 15 minutes on their already traffic infested commute. it's hard to tell another rida to get to the right, it's hard to tell ridazz not to run a red when they are stopped. it's hard to tell the fast ridazz to slow the pace so that the group can stay together.... nobody wants these responsibilities and nobody wants to obey someone who takes it upon themselves to profess these responsibilities. so what is the solution?
the goal of this site was to create more rides and spread the wealth thereby making the second friday smaller... yet the second friday is the night we all love to ride on most and has in fact only gotten bigger it seems like...
there are always the ones who see this as the night bicycles take over LA. but the point is not to take over LA for one night, it's to take over LA forever by making the roads friendly for bikes at all times and days. if we are rude and rowdy and break laws loudly on one night then we run the risk of all cyclists will be seen in this light on other days.
just be aware that the more pissed off people out there become, the more likely law enforcement will clamp down and really spoil the party... so... what is the solution?
Roadblock11.12.06 - 11:17 am
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The solution? Keep riding and learning as we go.
What a great ride, excellent route and amongst fantastic people.
To those who felt the route was too hard, ride your bikes more. Being in good bike shape on a bicycle that is in good working order will always make every ride much more enjoyable. Besides that, being fit is a good thing for your overall health. If you don't know how to fix your bicycloe, take a clinic at the Bicycle Kitchen and learn how to do it yourself.
One last thing, it was really cool meeting Billy Savage. Make sure you check the screening of his film out when he has a Southland premiere: http://www.klunkerz.com I bet his bike does weigh in at 50lbs because my Schwinn cruiser weighs that much as well, even without the drum brakes.
Jeronimo11.12.06 - 11:53 am
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I think you might want to head them off at the pass. The police (at least in the downtown area) are aware of and keep a relatively low profile currently but sooner or later enough motorists are going to complain about the traffic holdups.
I hate to say this but I think you need to start approching at least the local city council person and get their support and opinions, 500 to 1000 voters that gather every month draws attention.
Perhaps make every ride a charity ride, charge a buck for the priviledge of pedaling up and down hills with the Ridazz and start making some notable donations. I'll bet bike manufacturers would love to be able to associate themselves with the Ridazz. Make it hurt them in the pocketbook if they shut it down.
They're going to come after the Ridazz sooner or later, be proactive.
Or just do nothing and let the chips fall where they may or something.
dave11.12.06 - 11:59 am
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Not everyone will ever be happy. I think there will never be a fool-proof solution, and there will always be people that are disappointed with the ride for whatever reasons. The best thing we can do is to get more people involved, and that is what this site is for!
If you have a major problem with the way rides are going go ahead and step up to the plate and throw your own Ridazz event.
We need to keep trying different approaches like more effective corking, or no corking at all, more volunteers, different packs, shorter routes, alternate (shortcut) routes available if you need to cut ahead. We'll eventually find something that works.
Also, it is a good idea to get into better shape. There will be hills here and there. L.A. is not flat and we can't allow ourselves to be confined to the areas that don't have inclines. Hills are a part of riding and I know MR is supposed to be incredibly fun, which it is, but it should also gear you up to make riding a part of everyday life. THATS WHAT MR HAS DONE FOR ME.
Everyone has a different idea of what MR should be.
Mr. Raymond11.12.06 - 12:56 pm
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Im pretty sure he had a good reason why he couldn't give you a card.
they were going fast.
Ray , Do you have extra cards?
I still have a buch of unlaminated ones.
deesimple11.12.06 - 1:28 pm
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i got a special one for having a shirt. what were the other 3 designs?
ruinedbyidiots11.12.06 - 1:39 pm
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I'll post a pic of them.
Some had a star and also cards in which Raymond and us improvised by writing on them.
The designed and the print were sweet.Those guys did good
deesimple11.12.06 - 2:08 pm
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I spent a great deal of time and submitted my opinion,maybe it was something I said, Is there censorship on here? just asking, not in a smart ass way but a respectful one.
Anyways
I went on and on how MR is a kickass,social way to tune the spirit along with 1000 strangers.
How we need to compromise for the greater cause of the ride..
My suggestion was :
HAve two acceptable ending spots on the course.
Fisrt stop = Where we all end up and collude to show that we are all on the same team and all those that can not keep going for different reasons can end there "guilt free" because it is accepted that not all ridazz can go the 25- 27 mile ride
We say our goodbyes
Second stop= all those that can keep riding will mount up ride as the second group to second spot.
This will lessen the amount of ridazz that:
1) randomly drop of cause they cant make the whole ride
2)turn back
3) most important- will keep the different types of riders coming back to the MR which we all look forward to.This would not discourage those that want to keep riding but can not do a 30 mile ride.
All about keeping it together. I personally enjoy riding with 1000 strangers that you would not hang out with on a normal scenario.
Slow ones,fast ones, in shape, out of shape,getting in shape.
Strangers yet we all feel we belong when we ride every second Friday of the month.
May be a bad idea or not..just trying to be part of the solution.
deesimple11.12.06 - 2:11 pm
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I like having stops. More than one. Everybody together in one place. It's great. It helps the stragglers catch up. I noticed two stop on this ride. Both were great. Thanks for planning it!
Joe Borfo11.12.06 - 2:29 pm
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The really strong riders should tie ropes to their bikes so they can pull those that get tired.
Note to anyone who didn't get a spoke card from me: There were some cards that were supposed to go to people who had the shirts. I'm sorry if it seemed like I was being a dick, I love you all.
DuckLionDog11.12.06 - 3:35 pm
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Good ride Raymond, you AnonimityTheif, strgazermel, Bootlegger, speedybrian, agent orange all put on some good rides with good vibes.
there are growing pains and pitfalls here and there but these massive rides are insanely fun still. the second fridays is the beast that it is.... it's a difficult task to figure out how to balance mass with all the obstacles that prevent keeping the mass together.
how about this? maybe from now on we just make the 2nd fridays about multiple starting points and one spot of convergence.... and then enjoy all the smaller rides available on other fridays. they really are fun because of the size.... and the drivers tend not to hate us so much when there are only 100-200 ridazz. it would still rock if we got 4 routes going with 250 ridazz each and all show up at some spot.... fuck it.... that's a lot of effort but maybe worth it?
Roadblock11.12.06 - 8:11 pm
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"did you feel the chill when you rode from eastern to whittier?
Mr. Raymond
11.11.06 - 11:29 pm"
a - thanks for taking the ride by cavalry cemetary
b - thats the cemetary on easter/whittier
c - that chill was my grandparents giving us all a shout out from beyond the grave
bicigol11.13.06 - 11:33 am
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Props to Raymond for a great ride.
Props to Dee for pushing on even banged up and bruised with a busted pedal. You're a trooper, bro.
Props to everyone who came out.
I had a great time. What hills??? Jeez, ride more and cry less.
My thoughts go out to the fallen rida.
eric11.13.06 - 12:15 pm
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http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=542412
There's the route. 21.9067 miles.
Mr. Raymond11.14.06 - 12:20 pm
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>>
Mr. Raymond wrote:
did you feel the chill when you rode from eastern to whittier?
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TOTALLY. At the bottom of the hill, turning the corner to box around the cemetary, the temperature suddenly DROPPED. Everyone around me noticed the chill, at the same time.
zackatista11.14.06 - 3:06 pm
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the chill was from the "dead people"
adrian11.15.06 - 12:30 pm
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