I think one more week around Inwood Hill Park, Marble Hill and Riverdale should be interesting. Part history, part geology.
6:30 UAR Ride
Bringing friend from work.
Also get to try out new lights.
I should be there as well.
These rides have been great, touring various parts of NYC, on and off road. I am sorry I cannot make each one.
The pace is about 18 mph on the flats, but there is slowing for scenery, hills, obstacles and anyone off the back. The group stays a group - compacto!! Sometimes we stop to take in a vista. Most, hey all the riders on my UARs have been great, both on the bike and over some food and liquids afterwards.
As the weather warms, I wonder what destinations John has planned for those balmy Wednesday nights.
and are wondering what makes them unique:
* The use of mountain bikes with f/r lighting -- which allow riders to explore parts of the city otherwise inaccessible on a roadie.
* The leaders' experience, curiosity and inclusive sensibility.
* Breathtaking evening skylines.
* A manic pace on the flats -- which affords a great mid-week workout.
* A like minded core of riders.
* Post-ride beer and burritos featuring animated discourse about state-of-the-art training and conditioning.
Thanks for a great ride guys. That was a lot of fun.
Looking forward to the next one.
rt
I would have though Continental Ultra Gator Skins would be sufficient, at least for protection from glass. I was surprised to see a flat with these. I guess this underscores the advantage of a fat tire, as we have had only one other flat since the ride began and we go in some pretty challenging areas.
We will of course examine the collapsed wall, formerly one of my favorite sites along the greenway.
Naturally, we won't be detered heading north for destination TBD.