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America's Most Beautiful Bike Ride (100 miles) June 4, 2023 Lake Tahoe, CA *benefitting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

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Last Saturday, we did our last group training ride for our century around Lake Tahoe for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

Friends, I hope you'll pause your scrolling for a minute to read this story.

Last Saturday was our last big training ride for America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride on June 4 for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. We rode 70 miles and climbed over 5K from Folsom to Lotus, CA and back. In two weeks, we take the start line to ride 100 miles around Lake Tahoe as we raise funds for @llsusa. This is all about helping people fighting blood cancers.

📢 FUNDRAISING UPDATE! I’m excited that we’ve crossed $3,000 raised for @llsusa. We’re now at 63% of my goal of $5,000 before I take the start line in just 19 days.

Last weekend’s training ride was a big jump in our weekly miles. The idea behind the big increase was to help us get ready for cycling at elevation around Lake Tahoe. What we didn’t quite plan for was temperatures in excess of 90°F while riding.

With much of the team off to Santa Rosa this past weekend to participate in the Wine Country Century, coach Scott and I did a local ride from Penryn to Foresthill. It was a 55-mile training ride with about 5,400 feet of climbing. It was just over half the distance we’ll do around Lake Tahoe in about a month but with all the climbing. It was a good test of our legs and endurance as we enter the home stretch of training for America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride.

This week’s highlight reel of our training for America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride took us 69 miles from @ranchoendurancesports in Rancho Cordova all the way to the foothills around Rescue, CA. It turned out to be a pretty warm day, which we shouldn’t complain about, but warm weather does make the climbing more challenging.

Saturday’s training ride was a 67-mile course that started in Granite Bay, looped around Lincoln, took us up Baxter Grade (again) in Auburn and then back to our start. It was a beautiful, sunny day and we observed the purple flowers now emerging among the yellow and orange blooms this spring.

About Me

Located in California, Winty Singh is a Sikh cyclist who rides for charity as an expression of the Sikh concept of seva, or selfless service. He's always looking for opportunities to #rideforgood.

Winty is a founding member of the Sikh Cycling Club, and is an assistant coach with Team-in-Training, the athletic fundraising program of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

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