Selling a set of barely used (less than 300 miles) sturdy light wheels, 2010 HED Bastogne with Shimano hub, $420). See http://www.competitivecyclist.com/za/CCY?sort=priority+asc%2Cscore+desc&...

Ride on for Pearl River - temp forecast 42 & mostly sunny. We'll keep moving, limit stops and try to focus on the "mostly sunny" part of the forecast. See you tomorrow. Jen & Melanie

Selling a white and black Castelli jacket. Size medium. Because it's a Castelli, I need a large. If you usually wear a small (or a medium but have a short torso), this size will be perfect for you (I weigh 160, I could wear it but the back is too short in riding position).
Great for 50-30°F.

You can see a picture here (click on View White/Black/Black)

http://montanacycling.com/product/castelli-volo-partial-jacket-58044-1.htm

Sorry for the error: this set of excellent light wheels (1495 gr) has a Campagnolo hub (you could get a hub for Shimano from Ritchey). See http://www.glorycycles.com/riwcsprwh.html
I am also selling a set of barely used sturdy climbing wheels, 2010 HED Bastogne with Shimano hub, $420). See http://www.competitivecyclist.com/za/CCY?sort=priority+asc%2Cscore+desc&...

We learned this evening that Maxim Vickers was killed on Monday, November 29, by a hit-and-run driver while cycling in Old Westbury. Maxim was very active with the NYCC in the '80s and early '90s, less so in the last ten years or more. Back then, he rode frequently with the 'A' riders, and was a regular at NYCC meetings and social events. In recent years, he preferred to ride alone.

Services will be held at 11:00 am on Sunday, December 5th, at Mt. Carmel Cemetery, 80-45 Cypress Hill St. in Glendale or Ridgewood, Queens. Meet at the office at the top of the hill for a graveside service. For more information, Daniel Vickers is at Maxim's home in Astoria at 718.728.7179 or Daniel's cell phone is 415.307.6603.

A few weeks ago, a few of us ate at a place called True Food at 166 Main St, Nyack, 845-480-5710. It's a cozy place across the street from the bakery about midway down the hill. The food is delicious and reasonably priced, the coffee is good, there's a clean bathroom, and a bike rack in front. It seats about 15-20 people and the owner is very friendly. The food is organic and healthy. There are hot plates, sandwiches, wraps etc.

I have no connection to this place - just enjoyed the food and thought others might want to know about it in case the Spoon gets too crowded.

alpine. nyack. rockland lake. 9W home. let's keep stops to a minimum--just p'mont on way back? bring the usual plus some pocket food.

h&j

I can't find the location of the pdf of the sign-in sheet for leading a ride on the new web site? Does anyone know where it is? Thank you.

Hello All,

For those curious about what it feels like to ride in the caribbean, Bicycling Magazine, is featuring an article by Bill Gifford on 'La Vuelta Puerto Rico 2010' ((MY BIKE WENT TO PUERTO RICO). The article is featured in the magazine's Januray/February 2011 issue . The event is mentioned on the cover, almost a full page counter cover and eight (8) FULL pages inside, it is a great read, Bill Gifford captured brilliantly the challenges and the emotions of riding in La Vuelta this past February.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/30/health/nutrition/30best.html?_r=1&ref=...