La Voix May 2023

RACING NEWS

RACE REPORT: Peter Dorantes is State Champion

 

By Peter Dorantes

The SCNCA State Road Championship @ San Luis Rey Road Race
Nick, Victor, and I traveled down to Bonsall, California (East of Camp Pendleton) for the State Road Race Championship on April 8th. Nick raced the 55+ while Victor and I did the 50+ category which was four 14.8-mile laps for a 60-mile race. The 45+ and 50+ fields were combined so the race was fast from the beginning. Within the first lap and a half, several breakaways went up the road but none stayed away. On the second climb up the hill, I decided to try a breakaway and attacked at the finish line turnaround. This is a false flat, leading to a twisty descent. I rolled away pretty well on the descent and was able to get out of sight of the peloton. After about 5 miles solo, I was joined by none other than Rudy Napolitano who was racing the 45+ division. We were both motivated to stay away and worked very well together. We managed to stay away for two hard, fast laps, getting a gap of up to 2 minutes over the peloton. I went all out on the last lap, hammered the climb, and was thrilled to finish First.

(ed.– The State Championships in road racing is a big deal. The best and strongest racers show up here and everyone wants that Champs jersey to wear for the next year. This year…the jersey is Peter’s!!!)

MORE RESULTS
Nick – 6th (55+)
Victor – 14th (50+)

Thanks for reading!

 

RECAP: The LAX Circuit Race

 

We had a great day Sunday at the LAX Circuit Race, co-sponsored by La Grange. It was dreary, cloudy, and downright cold but the races were heating up the place. La Grange had a nice cadre of racers in most races and Captain Laura Martin won a podium in the Women’s race! A huge thank you to Armin Rahm for putting the race on and all of the volunteers and racers who came out for the fun! Vive La Grange!

 

CLUB NEWS
RECAP: The April LG50 ride

 
 

We had a great ride this month, with a jaunt up Latigo and then out to Trancas. The wildflowers are in full bloom and the temps were mild. Altogether a great day on the bike. April’s ride was led by Bodie Olmos with a generous SAG by el presidente, Jan Datomi. You are cordially invited to the next one in May, which will also celebrate National Bike Month! Hope to see ya there.

photos by XXXX

Meet the Member: Amanda Weinstock

 
 

Tell us about you, where you’re from, and what you like to do aside from cycling.
I’m a writer from Mendham New Jersey and live in Westwood. I like to travel, hike, shop, and watch bad TV. I’m 55 yrs old.

What type of rider do you consider yourself?
I’m new - just started last November. I’m riding in groups already, but still getting stronger.

What bike do you ride?
I’m on a Trek Domane SL6 Gen 3

How did you begin riding?
My brother, Gordon, was a Colorado police officer who was ambushed and killed while on duty. He was 51. He loved riding, and did the Steamboat, CO, Triple Bypass Ride on his birthday every year (110 miles and 10,000+ elevation)!

To honor him, I started riding with the goal to do the Police Unity ride, which begins on May 10 and covers 250 miles in 3 days, ending in Washington, D.C.

When did you join LG and why?
I joined LG to train and meet other riders. I plan to do more LG rides and events after the Police Unity tour - right now, (I’m) just focused on training!

What LG rides do you participate in?
One so far - the Friday morning LG coffee ride, this past February. I learned rides are always faster than people say. But everyone was really nice and supportive, and I was able to stay with the group even when the pace got hard.

What type of rides do you want to do next?
I'd like to do more intermediate “blue square” rides, not “black diamond.”

Let us all warmly welcome Amanda and cheer her on as she gets closer to her May target of the Police Unity Ride. You can support her cause by donating here:

“Meet the Member” is a new monthly column dedicated to highlighting members of our LG cycling family. Submit a member to reneefox@lagrange.org.

The La Grange Photo Contest

 
 

Let’s do something a bit different. We know that taking photos and cycling go hand in hand. So, with all the wildflowers blooming and warm weather ahead, let’s have a contest. Submit your best cycling photo and maybe you’ll win the prize.

The winner will receive a $50 gift certificate to Gilbert’s El Indio and their photo will be displayed on our Instagram and Facebook pages.

Here are the rules:

  • Email a photo to nominations@lagrange.org between May 1st  and 10:00 pm May 31. Please submit a common file type that is easy to share.

  • Include your full name when submitting the photo.

  • The photo must be cycling-related. (Kudos to those who include La Grange or a sponsor in their shot, but it isn’t necessary.)

  • Photos which promote non-sponsor products or promotions are not eligible.

  • One submission per person.

  • The photo that gets the most votes wins.

  • SPECIAL NOTE: Please use caution and good judgment when taking photos on the bike. Riding with one hand, riding in adjoining lanes, and/or taking shots within a group can pose risks to you and others. We want you to stay safe.

Submissions will be displayed for member review on the La Grange website starting June 5th. Voting starts June 6th through June 20th until 11:45 pm. A ballot will be emailed to each member to vote for your favorite. One vote per member.

PHOTO ESSAY: The Things They Carried…

A brief glimpse inside the pockets, saddle, or bar bag of a La Grange member. What does it say about them? Share your own pocket story! Send a pic to jaycee.cary@lagrange.com.

 

Jaycee’s pockets

 

IN THE NEWS

Sponsored:
Fueling and Hydration tips from THE FEED

 
 

The Feed Zone is arguably the most important discipline in endurance sports. Fuel properly and you feel like to can fulfill your potential. Fuel badly and you’re calling for your mommy. Distance running, cycling, and triathlon require a lot of energy. But do you fuel properly (no)? Are you chronically dehydrated (yes)? Check out this short primer from our friends at The Feed.

NEED MORE? Get free personalized fueling and nutrition strategies from The Feed HERE.

Endurance Training for Women:
The Complete Guide

 

from Training Peaks

As a woman in endurance sports, you know that the complex world of training is made even more intricate by your unique physiology. Periods, menopause, and all the hormonal fluctuations that come with these processes can be difficult to navigate — especially when you’re a competitive athlete.

This list of articles has been curated to demystify common women-specific training topics so that you can feel empowered to train smarter, harder, and faster than ever before.
Read More…

 

2023 La Grange membership cards are now available.

 

BIKE IMPROVE
10927 Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Check the website for hours and directions

CAFFE LUXXE
Brentwood Country Mart location only
225 26th Street, Santa Monica
Daily 7 am – 6 pm

 

You will want one of these to take advantage of the great offers and discounts from our sponsors such as Bike Improve, Caffe Luxxe, Gilbert’s El Indio, and VeloFix.

They can be found at the above sponsor locations or ask your Board members the next time you see them.

Enjoy ALL of our wonderful partners!

 

2023 La Grange Partners

 

La Grange is incredibly fortunate to have such awesome partners! With our partners, you can satisfy virtually every aspect of cycling: Apparel, Accessories, Bikes, Repair, and nutrition. We also have partners to assist you when you have to live your non-bike life: Dining, Legal, Real Estate, and Engineering. Log into the La Grange website and check out your member-only benefits.

SOS—Support Our Sponsors

 
 
 

VeloFix

I’ve had great service from VeloFix! Harley from VeloFix came to my house and overhauled my beloved LG Cannondale. Highly recommended!! Mention you’re a
La Grange member for a nice discount!
Schedule a service today…

The Feed

Remember each La Grange member gets a $20 credit each quarter with each $35 order. The Feed has all your favorite brands and you can order individual servings of most items to experiment with new stuff.
Read More…

 

New and Returning Members

Please say hello to our new members who joined in April 2023!

  • Yosef S., David R., Jessica C., and Bruce M.

Welcome, everyone!

And in case you were wondering, we don’t include last names here to protect everyone’s online privacy.

LG Event Calendar for MAY

This calendar is where you’ll find all of our upcoming events IN ONE PLACE. You’ll find both LG On-Bike and Off-Bike events as well as non-LG events. Check it out and bookmark it! Here is the schedule for May. Bold events are LG Team Targeted Events.

  • May 6 — Cajon Pass Circuit Race

  • May 7 — CBR Dominguez Hills #5

  • May 10 — LG Board of Directors Meeting

  • May 13 — State TT Championships

  • May 27 — State TTT Championships

  • May 28 — Barry Wolfe Grand Prix

Have an event you would like to add? Send a request to Jaycee at jaycee.cary@lagrange.org

La Voix April 2023

RACING NEWS

RACE REPORT: The Victorville Stage Race

 

By ChatGPT (LOL)

The Victorville Stage Race
Four LG racers in the TOP 10 Overall

The Victorville Stage Race was a challenging and exciting event that tested the skills and endurance of all the cyclists who participated. With a 5.5-mile uphill time trial, a 58-mile road race at the George Air Force Base, and a 45-minute criterium in downtown Victorville, the race provided a variety of challenges that kept the cyclists on their toes.

Peter's performance was particularly impressive, as he WON the opening time trial in the Masters 50+ and managed to hold on to finish in 4th place overall in the omnium. His strength and determination were evident throughout the race, and he proved to be a formidable competitor in every stage.

The road race itself was characterized by challenging conditions, with strong winds and difficult terrain making every stage a true test of the cyclists' abilities. However, the organizers did an excellent job of providing a safe and well-organized environment for the participants, ensuring that everyone had a fair and enjoyable race experience.

Morgan James was super strong and consistent. As the only LG woman racer present, she fought like a warrior in every stage. She got 4th in the TT and had the best LG road race performance with an impressive 5th on a hilly, windy, and frigid course.

Nick did what he does best, putting up a stellar 4th place in the TT. Victor also put in a solid performance and is always the model of consistency and efficiency, finishing in 10th place overall in the omnium. New LG racer, Denny Chavez, held his own in the Cat 5s, racing hard and also finishing 10th overall.

Overall, the Victorville Stage Race was a well-run and highly competitive event that showcased the best of the region's cycling talent. With its challenging terrain and varied stages, the race provided a true test of skill and endurance, and it was a pleasure to watch the athletes push themselves to their limits. Congratulations to Peter and Morgan for their impressive performances, and to all the participants for a great race!

All LG Racers: Morgan James, Peter Do, Victor Ayala, Nick Gillock, Denny Chavez
Special guests from Hungary: Áron Éger, Balázs Szarvas

TOP 10 RESULTS (in their respective races)
Time Trial — Peter–1st, Nick–4th, Morgan–4th
Road Race — Morgan–5th
Criterium — Victor–5th, Morgan–8th, Peter–10th, Denny–10th,
GC (Final) — Morgan–4th, Peter–4th, Victor–10th , Denny–10th,

NOTE: Four out of Five La Grange racers finish a 3-day stage race in the Top 10 of their categories, with two just off the podium. Outstanding work, Team!!

Thanks for reading!

 

The LG Women’s Team Camp

 

The La Grange Women’s Team had their staycation team camp in March. The weather kept some away and put a kibosh on their Sunday racing clinic but didn’t dampen the spirits of the racers who participated. A big part of team camps just bonding. Teams that bond together, win together. And this team has the most fun in races and training. They are super inclusive and welcome all new racers. Interested in trying racing or doing some training with the team? Reach out to Renée, Laura, or Taisha today.

 

CLUB NEWS
RECAP: The March LG50 ride

 
 

Two LG50s in one month; oh, the embarrassment of riches. The official March LG50 was led by Lisa G and Renée Fox with an amazing SAG by David Newcombe and Jess (?). We had a great group with lots of new faces and rolled to Griffith Park. The weather was amazing and a nice respite from the rain. The roads were in remarkably good condition. The perfect day was only made better when we celebrated the birthdays of Lisa, David, and Larry L. at Gilbert’s El Indio. The food was great, the cocktails were flowing, and there was CAKE! Are you having FOMO yet? Come to the next one!

photos by Lisa G. and Jaycee

RECAP: The February LG50 ride

 
 

We had our postponed February LG50 ALSO in March. Dan Mitnick led a group of merrymakers out to the valley in what turned out to be a very fun and interesting loop. Again, we had several new faces. (we love and welcome new faces)! It was chilly but really nice with spectacular scenery. Big thanks to Robert and Simon Yates for the SAG. (not THAT Simon Yates. He could never keep up).

photos by Dan M. and Jaycee

IN THE NEWS

Sponsor Update:
TRIFIT CEO fights for wellness and #equalpay!

 
 

Gina Baski, CEO of TRIFIT, is on the Board of the California Fitness Alliance and they have been working on a few initiatives. Their biggest initiative is to bring low-cost health club memberships to 14 million Californians that are MediCal recipients. They have submitted a bill that will be introduced to the CA legislature.  As Gina states, “If we discovered anything during COVID, it's that disparity exists everywhere, even in fitness.” Read the bill!

She also visited the Governor's mansion two weeks ago for the #EqualPay kick-off. TRIFIT and the CFA continue to work on initiatives to ensure that both the mental and physical well-being of Californians is considered essential, pandemics notwithstanding. Gina joined California's First Partner in her #equalpay initiative in collaboration with the Californian Commission on the Status of Women and Girls.  

“We are proud of the dedicated and talented women in the fitness industry and are committed to ensuring an equal playing field for them and all of our employees,” said Gina Baski, a board member of CFA and the CEO of TriFitLA. “We hope other industries will join us in signing the Equal Pay Pledge to ensure the pay gap in California is closed for good.” 

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La Grange proudly supports Gina and TRIFIT in their efforts toward health,
wellness, and gender equality in our community.

Sponsor Update:
CANNON tackles big issues like Flooding & Runoff

 

Rain, sleet, repeat. Cannon is a multidisciplinary engineering and consulting team that tackles big issues like flooding through transportation and stormwater infrastructure design. Modjeska Park Stormwater Detention and Infiltration System in Anaheim is a project that does just that. The system is designed to capture and infiltrate a minimum of 182 acre-feet per year of dry weather runoff and the first flush of stormwater to reduce pollutant discharge to the Bolsa Chica Channel.
Read More…

Ed.— We tend to take our infrastructure for granted until we experience the thorough soaking we’ve had lately. Projects like this protect our communities and conserve stormwater run-off. Nice job, Cannon!

 

TIPS: Five Reasons you need a Fresh Bike Fit!

 

(Image credit: Future)

 

from Cycling Weekly

If your last professional - or even DIY bike-fit - was more than five years ago, you’re not alone. Time flies, and we generally assume our position, once set, is sorted for life. Sadly not. Your optimum riding position changes over time according to age, weight, and flexibility. Is it high time you had a fresh bike fit? (ask TRIFIT or BIke Improve about bike fitting)
Read More…

2023 La Grange membership cards are now available.

 

BIKE IMPROVE
10927 Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90025
Check the website for hours and directions

CAFFE LUXXE
Brentwood Country Mart location only
225 26th Street, Santa Monica
Daily 7 am – 6 pm

 

You will want one of these to take advantage of the great offers and discounts from our sponsors such as Bike Improve, Caffe Luxxe, Gilbert’s El Indio, and VeloFix.

They can be found at the above sponsor locations or ask your Board members the next time you see them.

Enjoy ALL of our wonderful partners!

 

2023 La Grange Partners

 

La Grange is incredibly lucky to have such awesome partners! With our partners, you can satisfy virtually every aspect of cycling: Apparel, Accessories, Bikes, Repair, and nutrition. We also have partners to assist you when you have to live your non-bike life: Dining, Legal, Real Estate, and Engineering. Log into the La Grange website and check out your member-only benefits.

SOS—Support Our Sponsors

 
 
 

TRIFIT

TRIFIT has been voted Santa Monica's Most Loved Gym by city residents and National Health Club of The Month in 2022. They offer sports performance testing services including VO2Max, Blood Lactate, Medical Grade Body Composition, and Bike Fitting.
Contact TRIFIT…

Cannon

From community-improving infrastructure projects to aerospace solutions that help advance the boundaries of the human experience, we believe that our every undertaking is an opportunity to better the world we live in.
Read More…

 

New and Returning Members

Please say hello to our new members who joined in March 2023!

  • Michel B., Alan G., and Denny C.

Welcome, everyone!

And in case you were wondering, we don’t include last names here to protect everyone’s online privacy.

LG Event Calendar for April

This calendar is where you’ll find all of our upcoming events IN ONE PLACE. You’ll find both LG On-Bike and Off-Bike events as well as non-LG events. Check it out and bookmark it! Here is the schedule for April. Bold events are LG Team Targeted Events.

  • March 31–Apr. 2 — Tour de Murrieta

  • April 8 — SLR Road Race CA State Championships

  • April 12 — LG Board of Directors Meeting

  • April 29 — April LG50 Ride

  • April 30 — LAX Circuit Race

Have an event you would like to add? Send a request to Jaycee at jaycee.cary@lagrange.org

La Voix March 2023

RACING NEWS

RACE REPORT: Nick Gillock @ the VoS Stage Race

 

By Nick Gillock

Valley of the Sun Stage Race, Arizona, Masters 55+

I was the only racer from LG who was able to attend this race so I pooled resources and traveled with a Big Orange friend Andrew Nuckles in the Big Orange Van. We left LA around 9 am on Thursday and arrived for number pickup at Landis Cyclery in Tempe for number pickup at around 5 pm. We bumped into Landis racer Jimmi Woodburne in the parking lot and he filled us in that one of our (48) 55+ competitors would be none other than Norman Alvis (former 7-Eleven and Motorola team pro, 1x Tour de France and 3x Giro finisher, former USA and World Master Hour record holder, etc.). Oh Boy! After a really good dinner at an Italian Restaurant, I was back in the hotel for race prep and a good night’s sleep.

Time Trial – 10 miles, flat, out-and-back course (new course for 2023). I do try to prepare and research these things but I somehow got my brain wires crossed and thought this was a 15-mile event, whereas it actually was only 15K! This made for a bit of a surprise for me at the turn-around and left me feeling I could have gone out a bit harder. Nevertheless, I had a decent ride clocking a time of 23:36 (7th place) and losing 1:24 to the TT winner (Norman Alvis).

Road Race – 47 miles, 3-laps with a 2-mile finishing climb. I had a good plan for this one but somehow messed up the execution. I planned to try to keep an eye on the GC leader and stick to his wheel. Felt good with the race pace on the first lap but missed the fact that a few (maybe 3?) racers had gotten into a break. I was comfortably marking the GC leader the 2nd time up the hill but then I went for a hot-spot time bonus (not knowing there was a break). That left me a little gassed and soon after Mr. Alvis shot past me on the right with 4-5 guys immediately taking chase. I chased super-hard (had a 1-min power of 452w in there) but could not make the bridge. Riding the final lap in the main pack, I finished the last lap in 12th place, 4:10 back from the winner, and 3rd out of the pack. This dropped me to 11th on the GC. Interestingly the GC changed hands also, luck favored the bold with one of the early breakaway riders (Jimmi Woodburne) taking over the GC with Norm Alvis dropping to 3rd place.

Criterium – 30 minutes. This is a flat, fast 5-corner race in the governmental area of downtown Phoenix. At this point in the stage race, there were about (35) 55+ racers remaining. I felt good warming up and was hoping to ride well enough to overcome the guy in front of me on the GC and move up to 10th place. I felt great at the beginning of the race and stayed comfortably in the thinning main group while a chase group began forming. Then with about half of the race to go two riders got tangled up in front of me and crashed in the first corner. I stayed upright and came to a full stop while I watched the front pack charge up the course. As it turned out my friend Andrew Nuckles was also caught up in it and we set to work chasing. My power for the next 15:49 was 323w ave / 327w normalized but that was only enough to keep the two of us in no man’s land getting maybe within 20secs of the front group and holding off the chasers finishing 25th. Norman Alvis won the Crit. Jimmi Woodburne won the GC.

RESULTS
Time Trial – 7th
Road Race – 12th
Criterium – 25th
GC (Final) - 13th

Thanks for reading!

 

Rudy Project La Grange Team Gear

 

We all know Rudy Project makes killer cycling gear. They are high quality, Italian-made, and Pro Tour-proven. So you can imagine how proud our La Grange race team is to sport RP Helmets and Glasses. This year LG is wearing the brand new Egos Helmet in white and Black Matte Spinshields with the Multilaser Red Lenses. These top-of-the-line helmets protect your noggin with dual-density EPS technology and the super light Spinshields provide panoramic vision and non-slip compression fit. Plus, all LG members get great deals courtesy of our club sponsorship deal. Order your team gear today.

 

CLUB NEWS
Please welcome Renée Fox to the LG Board

 
 

As already announced, La Grange is proud to introduce Renée Fox as a new LG Board Member. Renée is a teacher and an award-winning artist and muralist as well as an avid cyclist. She is now part of our 2024 LG kit design committee so we are excited to see what they come up with her onboard. We thank Renée for helping La Grange be the best we can be. We are fortunate to have her. Learn more about Renée here.

RECAP: The L.A. Firecracker Run/Ride

 
 

By Jan Datomi

On February 18th, I participated in the annual L.A. Firecracker Run / Ride in Chinatown. The Firecracker featured 20 and 40-mile bike rides, 5 and 10k runs/walks, a kiddie run, and a dog walk. The event drew about 800 cyclists and 7,000 runners. One of the main organizers of the event is our own La Grange Board of Directors, Lisa Goldfarb.

The stated mission of the event is “to promote health and fitness, education, cultural awareness, and community involvement”. It was a fun and fast bike ride through Chinatown, Pasadena, and other local communities. The event was really well run and I got the opportunity to do something different out on the bike. One of the things I love about Los Angeles is opportunities like this to experience other cultures. This event fit the bill with its wonderful opening ceremonies featuring a Lion Dance and lighting of the firecrackers to bring good luck for the Chinese New Year.

Thank you Lisa for inviting me to this amazing event and for everything you do for the cycling community!

RESCHEDULED: The February LG50 this Saturday

 
 

We are getting a brief reprieve from our much-needed rain this weekend. Joins us for our monthly LG50 (54?) ride. It will be a beautiful and challenging route and we will have plenty of regroups so no one gets left behind. We’ll enjoy amazing roads and great company, with a nice rest stop at a lovely little park. Come on out!

February’s LG50 ride will be led by Dan Mitnick with SAG by Robert Yates

SATURDAY, MARCH 4th
7:30 AM - Coffee, courtesy of Caffe Luxxe, & Snacks
8 AM - Roll from SVO
Post-ride libations TBD

The route can be found here:
https://www.strava.com/routes/3060434667033341180

IN THE NEWS

COMMUNITY:
WE ARE — L39ION of Los Angeles

 

Homegrown and world-renowned, Legion of Los Angeles continues to disrupt the pro-cycling status quo. Watch as the crew takes on their first UCI stage race of the year, the Joe Martin UCI Stage Race. Anchored by stunning cinematography and a killer soundtrack, take a look inside one of America’s most exciting race teams.

 

The 2023 Membership Cards are here!

 
 

Your 2023 La Grange membership cards are now available. You will want one of these to take advantage of the great offers and discounts from our sponsors such as Bike Improve, Caffe Luxxe, Gilbert’s El Indio, and VeloFix.

They can be found at the following sponsor locations or ask your Board members the next time you see them:

 

BIKE IMPROVE
10927 Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90025
(310) 400-0363
Check the website for hours and directions

CAFFE LUXXE
Brentwood Country Mart location only
225 26th Street
Santa Monica, CA 90402
Daily 7 am – 6 pm
website

 

Enjoy ALL of our wonderful partners!

 

2023 La Grange Partners

 

La Grange is incredibly lucky to have such awesome partners! With our partners, you can satisfy virtually every aspect of cycling: Apparel, Accessories, Bikes, Repair, and nutrition. We also have partners to assist you when you have to live your non-bike life: Dining, Legal, Real Estate, and Engineering. Log into the La Grange website and check out your member-only benefits.

SOS—Support Our Sponsors

 
 
 

Gilbert’s El Indio

We are thrilled to have family-owned Gilbert’s on board with us this year. Drop by and enjoy some awesome Mexican food and a free soft drink. Tell them LG sent you!
Contact Gilbert’s El Indio…

Canyon Bikes

Start your season right with great savings on mountain bikes, E-mountain bikes, and gear with The Trail Sale. Save up to 30% on in-stock MTB and E-MTBs.
Check it out…

 

New and Returning Members

Please say hello to our new members who joined in February 2023!

  • Miguel S., Michael P., Amanda W., and Randall W.

Welcome, everyone!
And in case you were wondering, we don’t include last names here to protect everyone’s online privacy.

LG Event Calendar for March

This calendar is where you’ll find all of our upcoming events IN ONE PLACE. You’ll find both LG On-Bike and Off-Bike events as well as non-LG events. Check it out and bookmark it! Here is the schedule for March. Bold events are LG Team Targeted Events.

  • March 4 — February LG50 Ride

  • March 8 — LG Board of Directors Meeting

  • March 19 — CBR #3

  • March 24–26 — Victorville Stage Race

  • March 25 — March LG50 Ride

  • March 31–Apr. 2 — Tour de Murrieta

Have an event you would like to add? Send a request to Jaycee at jaycee.cary@lagrange.org

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