Should have noted that the Pancake House only takes cash, no credit cards.

Join us this Sunday!

I've recently been in contact with a woman who is a complete newbie. She's been having some pain while riding, particularly in those female-specific sensitive areas. She wanted to invest in new bike shorts but I suggested she start with a fit and/or new saddle. Can anyone recommend someone in Brooklyn who works well with inexperienced riders (i.e. no 'tude). Thanks.

Just wanted to give a shout out to the excellent group we had out this morning for our weekly River Road excursion! That was a blast!

Just wanted to give a shout out to the excellent group we had out this morning for our weekly River Road excursion! That was a blast!

I posted this ride but due to some mistakes I made concerning the date, it has been removed while revision is approved.  Ride leaves from Grant's Tomb at 9AM  on Friday 8/12.  It is a B18 ride.  Description below.

Moderately fast paced ride with lots of climbing.  A good workout.  Out 9W to Nyack climbiing Bradley/Tweed, through Nyack to Piermont for a quick snack. Return up Tallman or mayber Ash through Rockleigh on 501 and climbing Kennedy and Eisenhower to return to 9W for the final leg to the GWB.  Please sign up by 9PM on Thursday if you plan to do the ride on Friday or email me at [email protected]

Planning late ride to Nyack (via B/T optional) today Thursday.

A20 +/-

Suggest leave Grant's Tomb (122/RSD) @ 10.00 am

Call/mail if interested in joining.

Basil

(917) 325-4194 (cell)

[email protected]

Primal is offering a 20% discount to anyone placing an order for NYCC clothing because they were late on previously placed orders. Wouldn't it make more sense to offer a credit to those people who were actually affected by the error...? 

Bike New York, a non-profit bicycling organization, is looking for volunteers to teach our bike education classes. 

Bike New York volunteers give New Yorkers the life-changing skill of riding a bicycle through teaching bike education classes.  Our classes are free to the public, and held in all five boroughs, from the spring to the fall.  Once volunteers go through a brief (and free) training session, they are qualified to teach students of all ages how to ride bicycles, and how to handle their bicycles responsibly and safely.  Volunteers are compensated with sweet prizes, many fun social events, and based on amount of time volunteering, free entry to Bike New York rides, including the 5 Boro Tour.