If anyone wants to buy my ticket from me for the Bloomin' Metric on June 2nd, please contact me by email: [email protected]

Be careful!

It's hard to figure out the light system there -- hard to know when bikes are supposed to cross the Park Drive East either direction -- from our meeting with representatives of the Central Park Precinct at the Club meeting before last it appears that the wiring of the Central park traffic lights is so old and primitive that they cannot correct it easily.

Please read:

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/15/nyregion/complaints-rise-as-bike-share-program-nears.html?nl=nyregion&emc=edit_ur_20130515&_r=0

If the url doesn't work, the article was published in the May 14th NYT by Matt Flegenheimer.

$500,000 for police to driect traffic, etc.

100+ miles, $500,000 for police to direct traffic, etc.                                                                                                                         

I thought that NYCC'ers would get a kick out of this list of 44 Things You Will Only Understand If You Ride A Bike In New York City.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/expresident/things-you-will-only-understand-if-you-ride-your-bike-in

I thought that NYCC'ers would get a kick out of this list of 44 Things You Will Only Understand If You Ride A Bike In New York City.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/expresident/things-you-will-only-understand-if-you-ride-your-bike-in

It was an incredible feeling seeing so many smiling faces packed into Annie Moores last night. Congratulations to all of you for your excellent hard-earned achievement.

And big thanks to B-SIG Coordinator Fred Leffel, Captains Joe Hunt, Valli Weiss, and Bob "The Tor-Mentor" Mirell, and all the B-SIG leaders for your tireless work and dedication. Really impressive job.

btw, who was the clown in the blue mask?

I, along with 39 other Standard Chartered colleagues, will take part in a charity fundraising event called “Ride for Sight”, which is a 3 day, 260 mile bike ride from Boston to New York on June 30-July 2. “Ride for Sight” will help raise valuable funds for Seeing is Believing, a charity aimed at arresting blindness in developing countries. The route was planned prior to the terrible tragedy in Boston on April 15 2013.  In hindsight, choosing Boston as starting point was appropriate as it shows our support and respect for a great city and its people.
 
The link is below and please donate as generously as you can to this great and worthwhile cause:
 
http://seeingisbelieving.org/support-us/sponsor-a-fundraiser/ride-sight-...
 

Character A: What do you think of people nowadays?

Character B: Precious little style. The thing began to go to pieces with bicycles and motorcars. The war has  finished it.

Answer in two days.