BIKE INVENTORY FOR RENT

Here are our current bikes for rent with its corresponding cost of rentals:

1. Specialized FSR Full Suspension Mountain Bike (MTB): P1,500.00
2. Merida TFS 100 MTB hardtail with SRAM X9 Groupset 2×10: P1,000.00
3. Ho0ligan Mongoose MTB full Suspension with Rim Brakes: P700.00
4. Free Agent BMX professional bike P500.00
5. GT BMX Bike professional large size : P500.00
6. Giant TCR Road Bike with compact Shimano cog groupset: P1,500.00
7. Vector (Slovakia) Road Bike P800.00
8. Kid’s Bike (20 size) P200.00
9. Free Agent Jump Bike with 24 size tires and 23Tooth Crank: P500.00

CALL or TEXT KALVIN AT 09175292553 for further details.
RENTAL TIME IS 6AM TO 6PM. Please make prior arrangements should you want to use it earlier or later.

4×4 challenge 2011

MOUNTAIN BIKING IN TAGAYTAY CITY

With its high altitude, this is an ideal place for cycling events, be it roadbiking or mountain biking. We have created a new site dedicated just for this sporting activity. Check out the site at www.ho0ligan.com.
note that the second “0″ in the word “ho0ligan” is actually a ZERO.

Maps are in GPS enabled kml files which you can readily view via Google Earth. Enjoy .

KNOW TAGAYTAY BACK ROADS and SHORTCUTS

Here’s a link to Tagaytay Back Roads and Shortcuts. This site is continually adding points of interest specially focused on backroads, trails, mountain biking, running and trekking.

This site does not support embedded trip maps. View the trip here instead. To view all the trip maps, check out http://www.ho0ligan.com.

Tagaytay Oval for your Running and Walking routines

This Oval has rubber surface that will cushion your feet landing.

Batang Tagaytay Cyling Team 2nd Overall

Team Batang Tagaytay placed 2nd overall on the recently concluded TOUR OF LUZON

PhilCycling at Tagaytay City leg

The country’s top cyclists and up-and-coming riders will converge in Tagaytay City and at the Amoranto Velodrome in Quezon City next week for the national open championships for road, mountain bike and track (velodrome).

The road competition on Jan. 15 will cover a 160-kilometer out-and-back (Tagaytay International Convention Center) course, while the MTB race will cover a 50-km route, majority of which will be on rough, rugged and uphill terrain also in Tagaytay, Talisay and Laurel, Batangas. Both races will commence at 8 a.m.

ON PHILCYCLING ELECTIONS

PhilCycling will hold elections for the 15 members of its board. Among those who have filed their candidacy are Tagaytay City Mayor Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino, Harbour Centre owner Mikee Romero, Danao City Councilor Oscar “Boying” Rodriguez and former Tour champion Modesto Bonzo and contender Juancho Ramores.

PHILCYCLING meets in Tagaytay City

PhilCycling holds key polls

Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 01:14:00 12/15/2008
Filed Under: Sport

MANILA, Philippines—Clubs waiting to join the elections of PhilCycling will undergo careful scrutiny before being declared eligible to vote in the polls of the national federation slated next month.

PhilCycling president Bert Lina announced this Saturday in a meeting at the Tagaytay International Convention Center.

The federation is set to submit pertinent papers—voting membership, notice of election, constitution and by-laws, among others—to the Philippine Olympic Committee in the next few days, he said.

Close to 100 cycling clubs from all over the country are expected to join the quadrennial elections on Jan. 16 at the Amoranto Multi-Purpose Hall in Quezon City.

Fifteen members of the board will be elected in the polls. They will then elect from among themselves the officers of the board.

A national open competition in road racing and mountain bike will be held in Tagaytay City on Jan. 15 and in track in the morning of Jan. 16 at the Amoranto velodrome.

Attending Saturday’s meeting were Oscar “Boying” Rodriguez, a councilor from Danao City who led the representatives from the Visayas, and Franklin Gonzales and Jun Paholio, who headed the clubs from Mindanao.

Bicol region was represented by Talisay Vice Mayor Juancho Ramorez, while 1974 Tour champion Modesto Bonzo represented Pangasinan. Tagaytay Mayor Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino headed the city representation.

With Lina in Saturday’s meeting were board members Paquito Rivas, Jun Lomibao, Carlos Gredonia, Albert Garcia, Armando Camiling and Jojo Villa. Absent were Cornelio Padilla Jr., Ronnie Ferrer and Antonio “Loi” Cruz, the federation chair.