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djamalt · 08-26-2010, 10:42 PM

Latigo has still not yet been paved over, but is still a great run.

IMHO - in terms of loops, as in actual "loop" which you would a few times back to back, my favorites have been:

PCH - Decker - Encinal - PCH

PCH - Las Flores - Saddlepeak - Tuna - PCH

PCH - Yerba Buena - Mulholland - PCH (yerba buena is always empty, but the surface is not in the best conditions - no craters or potholes though, just uneven and gravely in several spots. We still ripped sh** up coming down it on sunday though - LOL)

But I hardly do those in loops so much anymore (save Decker, it only takes between 10 and 12 minutes to run that loop so it's hard not to do it more than once). I kind of just combine one lap through most of those with some healthy mullholland and PCH cruising and sprint down latigo.

08-26-2010, 10:42 PM	#93 (permalink)
djamalt Base Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Southern California Posts: 114 Drives: 09 - 370Z S - Black Rep Power: 15	Latigo has still not yet been paved over, but is still a great run. IMHO - in terms of loops, as in actual "loop" which you would a few times back to back, my favorites have been: PCH - Decker - Encinal - PCH PCH - Las Flores - Saddlepeak - Tuna - PCH PCH - Yerba Buena - Mulholland - PCH (yerba buena is always empty, but the surface is not in the best conditions - no craters or potholes though, just uneven and gravely in several spots. We still ripped sh** up coming down it on sunday though - LOL) But I hardly do those in loops so much anymore (save Decker, it only takes between 10 and 12 minutes to run that loop so it's hard not to do it more than once). I kind of just combine one lap through most of those with some healthy mullholland and PCH cruising and sprint down latigo. __________________ "...the sun don't rise and set on the corner grocery."