Hi fellow riders  - I'm looking for weekday riders to explore with
I ride B rides and can keep a brisk pace when needed.

i find the weekend hard as have family duties so any day midweek I'm game to explore and do rides - including taking the train.

please DM me on

646 269 5214 

or 

[email protected] 

best 

Siobhan 

I am planning to join the Berkshires weekend  -- but I do not have a car or a means to get anything upto the Berkshires if I ride up. If anyone has room in their car for a ( small) bag -I would be very grateful.

best Siobhan 

646 269 5214 

[email protected]

Hello, I just moved close to Flatbush and I'm thrilled to be so close to Prospect Park. I see that we have groups that do laps in PP but they meet too early in the morning for me. I would love to bike with others later in the day, perhaps between 8 and 11am. Maybe a regular Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and/or Saturday routine? Right now, I'm a C-rider with the goal of becoming a B-rider. I'm flexible about meeting time and place, number of laps, pace, etc -- just very keen to get out there every week with other people!

Following is information on how to navigate around the road closures during the Gran Fondo New York on Sunday, May 18th, 2025.  I have received this information from Uli Fluhme—co-founder and co-organizer of the event.

Hudson Terrace will be closed all day.

 Access to River Road (Henry Hudson Drive) is closed from the night before until 3pm from both entrances (Edgewater and Alpine).

Therefore, cyclists coming from NYC off the GWB bike path will be guided by police across Hudson Terrace to Bruce Reynolds Boulevard and Lemoine Avenue. From there, they can continue on 9W. Return is the same way.

 9W is closed from Alpine to Nyack from 7am to 9.30am. The detour is Closter Dock Road down to Piermont Road / 340.

Introducing the NYCC POI Map: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/50243441

The demonstration video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UAPfPlFvVQ

Have every pit stop, restroom, viewpoint, historic landmark, bike shop, and trail head in our NYCC ride library at the tip of your fingers with the New York Cycle Club’s master RidewithGPS map—an interactive guide that pulls together every POI from every route in our club library. Whether you’re planning a ride or on a ride this map will uncover all the POI discoveries our members have found and contributed over the years.  

I know quite a few of you had done some cycling trips in Italy. 

If I were to spend a month in Italy, where are the worthy area to consider? And the differences (if you've been over more than once)? 

I know Tuscony is high on the list. Looking at more options, as I have a month. 

The rain forecast for tomorrow, Saturday, 4/26, is bad.

Sunday's weather will be cool but dry.

We hope you can join us Sunday, 4/27/25.

Today, around 3pm, while headed up to Conrad's twice I saw the NYPD stopping a couple of cyclists in the bike lane on First Avenue at 36th Street..  The first was on a high-speed delivery e-bike and the second was on a regular non-powered bike. 

I don't know for certain if they issued tickets but the second time they were clearly looking at her cell phone for ID info etc.

Notify NYC reports wildfires in NJ. Go to nyc.gov/airquality for more info.

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