"Article in yesterday's paper about folding bikes for urban cycling."
Folding bikes
This link just took me to an advert with no article of any description.
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/11/business/yourmoney/11cycle.html
You really have to fight hard to get past that ad.
"I was stopped by a police officer in the WTC PATH station last Friday. He refused to let me and my 20"" Dahon to get through during Rush hour. I have been commuting on and off this way since the re-openning of the WTC PATH station. This is the first time I have any trouble. I called the PATH customer service and a guy told me that as long as the bike folds, I am good to go. However, the officer kept insisting that a bike is a bike and bikes are not allowed to get into the station during rush hours. I asked him politely to talk to the PATH employee but he refused. He even told me that he won't let me go through even if I put the bike into a bag.
Does anybody know where I can find some written information to confirm that folding bikes are indeed exceptions to the PATH bicycle rule?
Thanks,
Lewis"
Here: http://www.panynj.gov/path/pathrules.htm
Looks like the cop may have been right.
"I just came up with this page:
http://www.raceacrossamerica.org/files/raam2003/riders2003/teamkramabio.htm.
(Scroll to the bottom.)
Quite an accomplished athlete."
Based on that bio, she was a B rider with the NYCC in 1990 and took the 1991 A SIG.