The evening ride for Zurich-based builders, founders, and operators. Zurich's builders, out of the office and onto the bike. No agenda, just kilometers and good company. The route: We start from Zurich and head straight into the steep stuff on Forstrasse, a proper leg-opener early on. From there it's over to Albis, the main event of the day, before rolling back down toward Zurich to close the loop. 45.72 km, 727 m of climbing. https://www.strava.com/routes/3509116300939486870 Pace: This is a social ride, but group riding skills are essential. On the flats, we ride together and cooperate as a group; on the climbs, feel free to push your own pace. It's a no-drop ride, so we regroup at the top before continuing! Meeting point: Fork and Bottle, at the edge of the city for a safe start.
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