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Bike Maps for Ulster County

Submitted by shaferm on Fri, 05/15/2020 - 10:01am

Hi,

I'm staying in Saugerties, NY. Is there a comprehensive list of bike routes in Ulster county? I have been relying on the same 3 bike routes but would love to expand. Also, give me a shout if anyone is in the area.

Miranda

Bike industry news from Mavic and Colnago

Submitted by RRosenthal on Thu, 05/14/2020 - 9:08pm

Mavic is in receivership and Colnago was sold to an investment fund in the United Arab Emirates.

SIDI Shoes

Submitted by BDiCicco@DiCicc... on Thu, 05/14/2020 - 12:53pm

A friend wants to know if any one has SIDI cycling shoes and the problem with the plastic part that holds the strap breaking?

 

Bicycles are selling like... bicycles times 10

Submitted by CLam on Thu, 05/14/2020 - 11:38am

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https://www.westsiderag.com/2020/05/14/store-warns-of-nationwide-bicycle...

According to Bicycle Habitat, nationwide sales of bicycles used for "Transportation" are going fast and there might be a near term shortage due to supply chains and decreased in manufacturing.

If you were thinking about getting a "lock up" bike before the pandemic, inexpensive decent bikes could be in short supply soon.

Shoddy work from the House of ENY

Submitted by RRosenthal on Wed, 05/13/2020 - 2:33pm

I just found an ENY survey on the club FB page. (I suspect there would be a better return if they were sent directly to members. Or were they, in which case one simply wasn't sent to me? But that's not what's shoddy. This is:

"ENY is a celebration of the New York Cycling Club, a fundraiser for local charities."

 

Central Park milling at 72nd street on East Drive

Submitted by LPress on Tue, 05/12/2020 - 11:17am

No signs

https://mailchi.mp/bicycleshows.us/2019decembermiami2keywest-613685?e=be8ce771a

 

(I'll go way out on a limb and hazard the guess you can sneak in your other several bikes as well.)

A nice mention of cycling in the Wall Street Journal

Submitted by RRosenthal on Wed, 05/06/2020 - 5:42pm

OK, first before copying here the piece, I hasten to explain why I would even be reading the WSJ.  Well, the fact is, I would read it for its editorials (know thy enemy) and for its columns (I've read many excellent ones when brought to my attention but the WSJ has a firewall to block non-subscribers and I'm not about to subscribe when that money could be used by, oh, let's just say Bernie, or Sherrod Brown, or E. Warren--who are reviled by the WSJ). That said, I do unfailingly pull it out of the trash room when I find it there, I being surrounded in my building by financial services types.

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