While the morning weather looks pretty good a ride, the early afternoon could bring showers.

In the interest of staying dry in 40F temps we are going to change/shorten the route and ride River Road, 9W, Bradley/Tweed to Piermont with Rod and Andy whether they like it or not!

I hold my cue sheets with a small clip and for years have used a normal binder clip. The only problem is that on a wet day, like today's Piermont ride, the cue sheet disintegrates.

I found a water resistant paper that performs well in wet conditions, It is called "Ruff-n-Tuff and made by Graytex Papers. The company sells different types of water resistant or waterproof papers; this variety is the cheapest at about 50 cents a sheet if bought in a box of 50 sheets. The paper runs through a normal inkjet or laserprinter like any other paper. It is also tear resistant so one can use a cue sheet a number of times before it wears out.

I am not an experienced cyclist and hills can be tough on my back.  I'm interested in joining the club but don't know if even the easiest rides would be too much for me.  May I speak to a club leader?

Would I need anything more than a small light on both the front and back to ensure that I am visable to others, or do I actually need lighting that will illuminate the road ahead?

Thanks,

Rod C.

The weather is clearing and it's not actually raining at our start point (or 6 blocks away from the start where I live) so the ride is on. 9:00 at Eleanor

Jerry Ross

It looks like the weather won't be conducive for today, so the ride is canceled for December 8.

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