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15 year old interested in riding - where to send him???
Nice kid, good runner, very interested in getting into riding. Son of a couple I know, neither of whom ride. I don't really know the family well enough to be involved and he'd not be into riding with an old guy like me anyway. Are there any good programs for young riders around? Any clubs that deal with the 15/16 year old set? It would be great to get him off to a good start.
Mitch @ Gotham Bike Shop
Thanks for showing me how to clean my chain/cassette! It WAS easy. Thanks! See you on the road. /Jess
A19 Friday Morning to Rockland Lake the Hilly Way
Late Post to the Ride List:
Meet at NJ side of GW Bridge.
Clip in and roll out at 8:30am.
Plenty of climbing including Henry Hudson/Alpine, Ash/Tweed and the rollers of 9W. Three short stops for snacks and bottle refill. No lunch break.
32,000 tickets for going thru a red light
Bike New York is this Sunday starting in Battery Park. 32,000 riders will head uptown and go thru Central Park.
Let's see...umm...32,000 x $270 each = $8,640,000.
Sounds like enough money to retrofit the traffic lights to blink yellow.
Lou Reed rides a folding bike!
Considering buying a road bike
For Sale 1 ticket to five borough bike tour
1 ticket available at cost, available for pickup in Chelsea if interested pls email me at [email protected]
Wed the knot ride
NEW MEETING SPOT FOR MAY 1 SOCIAL SUNDAYS Ride - Riverside Drive & 72nd Street
Sunday, May 1 -
NYPD Now Also Ticketing Bikers For Not Using Bike Lanes
Gothamist, April 26, 2011
So the NYPD is now letting the New York Post control its bike lane agenda? Yesterday Murdoch's minions ran an exhaustive piece on how bicyclists are not using misusing the bike lanes at the intersection of Lafayette and Prince Streets and wouldn't you know it, today the NYPD set up at that very intersection to ticket cyclists. Their crime? Not using the bike lane. Whether that is even illegal is besides the point.
Transportation Nation noticed the police stopping bikers on the street, at one point two at a time, and inquired about what was going on. “I was riding my bicycle … on the wrong side of the street,” biker Victor Velasquez told them, “and they gave me a ticket.”


