good beginners route for practice?

[MikeCheng]

what is a good beginners route for practice for palomar? and when is the best time to go during the week?

[deno]

how much of a beginer are you? Says you had a R6 in you profile on the left. Have you ever ridden canyons before?

I would start out just riding the 67 or Telegraph at the recommended speed limit during non- peak traffic hours

[MikeCheng]

yeah i rode hwy 9 up in the bay area often when i had the R6, but that was 3 years ago. just getting back into again, and i've never ridden palomar or any canyon runs in SoCal. i'm looking for routes that I build up on.

[TreAdidas]

Telegraph is a great run to get your game back on....

[swll360]

Originally posted by MikeCheng
what is a good beginners route for practice for palomar? and when is the best time to go during the week?

I think the best road to practice for palomar is Palomar. Just take it slow and at your own pace cuz the more you hit it, the better you will be.

[swll360]

Originally posted by TreAdidas
Telegraph is a great run to get your game back on....

I agree...Telegraph is fun. Nothing to intense.

[TreAdidas]

Originally posted by swll360
I agree...Telegraph is fun. Nothing to intense.

Yep... that bastids got my name on it when I get back.

[MikeCheng]

haha okay noob question, how to get to telegraph?

[gixser11]

Just take 805S to Telegraph... Head east on Telegraph and after a few miles it becomes Otay Lakes Road and eventually ends at the 94.

[MikeCheng]

is it a loop? and how long does it usually take coming from La Jolla.

[cbrsmurf]

Just go to Palomar on a weekday... no other bikes around and no pressure to keep up. Not much traffic either.