Large turnout for Pamper Pedal

(Photo courtesy Mel Seator and Andreas Braun)

The sixth annual Pamper Pedal took place on Saturday, May 12, and as ride organizer Jeff Byberg wrote on Monday, “The planets were in alignment, the weather was spectacular, and good times were had by all. Thanks to everyone who participated and made the sixth annual Pamper a huge success (110 ladies, and countless man-slaves!).”

One of the highlights of this year’s ride was Anastasia Seator-Braun. At 10-years old she was the youngest rider to take on the event. According to proud parents Mel Seator and Andreas Braun, Anastasia (born in New Zealand and being raised in Mammoth) plans to continue to ride with the Eastside Velo Club throughout the summer.

“Yes, Andreas is the mad man that rides his bike to work every day, up the Mountain – so I guess it’s in the genes,” they wrote in an email.

The Pamper Pedal is an event designed specifically for women, and supported by the men of Eastside Velo. The event features a 45 mile ride, descending 4,000’ from Mammoth Lakes to the Elks Park in the Bishop area. Each year costumes are encouraged and this year’s theme was “Nature Girl.”
Visit Eastside Velo’s website for more information.

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— Lara Kirkner

Lara Kirkner is the editor of The Sheet.

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