The New York Post just doesn't quit:  Bus-Bike Cycle of Violence

"... alarming number of bike lanes cutting into bus routes"

“They are generally dangerous"

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I am surprised the scaffolding encasing my building held up (mostly).

My thoughts are with the peeps downtown and elsewhere without power.

Good luck with the cleanup.

Beware of downed wires and puddles even if you're riding your carbon carbon everything bike.

http://youtu.be/whl_vY7BuAs

Was interested in purchasing this, but for some reason never did.

Will these be available down the road?  Just a one time done deal?

Thought I could get in a few laps before the rain hits and since we are likely to lose much of the week

but unfortunately the park is closed b/c of the storm.

Because of the Frakenstorm, River Road Tuesday is Cancelled

Please share--Whether you're cycling or not, this is a map from WNYC radio showing areas of the city that will be affected by the hurricane. Please take care and stay dry.

Links: http://www.wnyc.org/articles/wnyc-news/2012/oct/28/officials-issue-warnings-sandy-approaches-east-coast/

More info:
Find out if you could be at risk: http://wny.cc/EvacZones (NYC)
http://wny.cc/storm-surge (NJ & NYC)

7 am now

Not raining.

Forecast is not promising, but let's start and at least get a little riding in.

See you at 8 am

Thanks Wayne for again organizing the Fall Foliage Ride Series --how did you arrange for great weather, beautiful scenery, and  hassle free and friendly Metro North trains!

Even Hurricane Sandy knew not to mess with us!

Stacy

Leaving the Jersey side of the GWB 8:00 am sharp. I'm hopeful we can get in a good 3 hours or so and be back in the city by 11-11:30 without getting wet. I'll try to do a last minute post before leaving my apartment at 7:30 to confirm.

Rain at the start cancels the ride.