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September 18, 2007

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The next Bisikleta.ph jerseys

Ebony and Ivory I love the first edition of the Bisikleta.ph jersey. I've worn it in some of my rides, including the Mandaluyong to Batangas City ride and the Laguna de Bike . It's summer once again and I'm itching to do more touring this year, which is actually a good excuse to have new jerseys made for Bisikleta.ph. The first jersey was made by my friend, Noel Marasigan. The jersey designs that you see on top are the new ones for this year and are designed by me. I wanted the Bisikleta.ph jersey to be simple and not too loud. I want it to be something that you can wear to a store and not look like you're a walking tarpaulin. I don't want it to attract any unnecessary attention when I do my touring and make me look intimidating to the locals. There are also reasons why I have two versions: the black one is for really crummy and muddy rides (laundry-friendly), and the white one is to aid visibility during late afternoon and night rides. Also, to be hone...

The Rurok Kanlaon and My First Press Preview

I haven't written anything in months. I've been posting a lot on Instagram so I figured that that is OK, at least for most of you. (If you want me to write more regularly on this blog, please let me know so I can push myself.) So I attended my first product preview as part of the bike press. How cool is that? This isn't my first invite, though. I've been invited several times over the years by a number of awesome companies, but the events mostly fell on weekdays and I have work. As my friends from Batangas always say, " Panira ang trabaho sa cycling career ." This time, the stars all aligned for me to attend the Rurok Kanlaon preview. It was held at the AIM Conference Center in Makati last Saturday. Rurok Bikes' PJ Tolentino shows us their new baby -- the Rurok Kanlaon

Biking in Manila: La Mesa Nature Reserve

Mawie Tadeo working one of the La Mesa climbs I cannot do a Biking in Manila series without featuring the La Mesa Nature Reserve. This is one of the best places to ride your mountain bike in Metro Manila. Located northeast of Quezon City near SM City Fairview, this dense forest offers 52 kilometers* of singletracks, dirt roads, and fire roads. From beginners to more advanced riders, the La Mesa Nature Reserve has something for everyone.

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