Santa Monica Mountains Cyclery

There are countless different beaches along the BCH and you can simply stop by and look at each other. Most of them offer a very private atmosphere, as if you were the only one. This is a small underground to call the Leocorio State Beach. It is located near the Mohalland 3 and there are these beautiful wall paintings. They are really fantastic. I actually didn't know that, but Leocorio was a Broadway, TV and film star in the 1950s and was largely involved in the founding of the 90s State Parks. This is one of them. Below are really beautiful art works and it is really nice that no one has ever painted graffiti or anything A sign of respect for the objects. But up here you can see that it really looks nice and very California. But here it ends or it starts again. Pacific Coast Highway and Mellon 3. The nice thing about Mohalland is that it has only about 4-7% increase at the beginning. Sometimes you can see, because I'm out here early in the morning, that the sun shines in the western part and you have a little shadow. That's really nice. And as you can see, there are, apart from a few cars, Lamborghinis, just not much traffic. There are also many sandy hills on this section of the Mohalland Highway. They have 7% increase and suddenly it's just a little downhill. There is a train over there. There are many of them in Malibu. One of the great things about the Mohalland Highway is that it slashes through the mud. The beach is over there and when you go up, you can see the streets on which they were before. So were down there and slashed around. So it's normal, it's not getting warmer than 7 or 8% increase. And that's very attractive. You just want to get out, especially in the s Now it's You should get out early, so it doesn't get too hot. Because from sea to here it gets really hot and that, even though it'still early. So on the Mohalland Highway you can continue on the Mohalland. You then get to a few other canyon streets. I turn here at Little Saikamore and on the Little Saikamore we go back to Yerba Buena. Here the Yerba Buena goes in this direction, in the Little Saikamore canyon, in this direction. From here you can see the satellite shots over there and behind the clouds there is the sea. We came there. Now it goes a little uphill and then the Yerba Buena goes under. That's the Circle X Ranch. The problem with Yerba Buena, when you come from this direction, is that you are the street is terrible. You think you have to, when you're done, use a torque wrench on every screw of your bike. It's pretty bad, but there are a lot of cyclists out there and very little traffic. And that's why you do it.