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This was a bruiser for sure; 104.5 miles, 14,339′ ascent, 60 miles gravel, 24 miles road, 20 miles level 1 MUP. [STRAVA](https://www.strava.com/activities/10156013556) for those that are interested. Bike is Niner RLT 9 RDO, tires are 42c S-Works Pathfinders at 27/29 psi (set up at 45 on 25 mm internal rim), gearing is 1X 40/11-46. Saw one car, even on the paved parts, gathered water at 24 and 90 miles. If you are looking for gravel adventure in CA come visit the North State. There are literally thousands of miles of gravel roads. I live in Redding, CA and there are over 200 miles of single track, and 40 miles of Class 1 MUP, accessible from my front porch. There is year round cycling, it’s the second sunniest city in the nation but the summer time temps are extreme. This isn’t too big a deal for me since I am a, very, early riser.
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This was a bruiser for sure; 104.5 miles, 14,339′ ascent, 60 miles gravel, 24 miles road, 20 miles level 1 MUP. [STRAVA](https://www.strava.com/activities/10156013556) for those that are interested. Bike is Niner RLT 9 RDO, tires are 42c S-Works Pathfinders at 27/29 psi (set up at 45 on 25 mm internal rim), gearing is 1X 40/11-46. Saw one car, even on the paved parts, gathered water at 24 and 90 miles. If you are looking for gravel adventure in CA come visit the North State. There are literally thousands of miles of gravel roads. I live in Redding, CA and there are over 200 miles of single track, and 40 miles of Class 1 MUP, accessible from my front porch. There is year round cycling, it’s the second sunniest city in the nation but the summer time temps are extreme. This isn’t too big a deal for me since I am a, very, early riser.