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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.

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.
Eado East Downtown Market Report
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.
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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