Smack Down Ride Via Allen Parkway, Downtown, East Downtown

Dated: April 9 2021

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The smackdown ride that begins at the Memorial Park picnic Loop in Houston Texas started up again. It is a very fast-paced high-intensity ride with some of the best, coolest, fastest and Powerful Riders and racers in Houston Texas. 

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I'm so happy this ride is back on and able to suffer with my bike racer friends again, getting a great workout as well via Allen Parkway, downtown, and East downtown are the major areas we cover and a ride that brings amazing views of the city as we go 30+ MPH. We do 2x loops during the Eado section area.

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If you're interested in riding with us, the group leaves Tuesday and Thursday at 6 p.m. where the temporary entrance of the Memorial Park picnic Loop is. However I did see a poll where we may just be doing the ride on Thursday evening. So please come out enjoying the ride and get in a good, fast, and safe ride and race . Here is a little video content the beginning of the ride and will post more videos later in the weeks, comment below what do you think of the video.

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Armando Espinosa

Armando Espinosa is a seasoned Houston real estate agent with eXp Realty, LLC, delivering strategic guidance across the Greater Heights, Oak Forest, and surrounding Inner Loop neighborhoods. Backed by....

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