We moved the start time to 6:30am from Grants Tomb for the 75 mile Mid week Little Tor ride because of the heat that is in the forecast. 

The listing is being revised but look for it to be reposted (http://nycc.org/node/57324)

Does anyone have recommendations for cycling from Manhattan (or the Bronx, if it's better to cover junk miles by subway) to Westport, CT? 

Thanks.

-liz

She was born before we entered World War I and during the term of President Taft.

We are sure that all the NYCC members extend their congrats to the Jaffe family

                                  -Joan and Jay J

Finished yet?

I've recently been getting more adventurous making it to Haverstraw.  While I no 9W is a guaranteed way to Stony Point, I noticed there's u.s. bike route 9 that seems to go through haverstraw. Does this take you to StonyPoint? What route is best way to go for safety and not getting lost? Appreciate the feedback.

Can we have this in New York City?

Bike 'superhighways' have been opened in London, Amsterdam and Stockholm. 

http://www.hel.fi/wps/portal/Helsinki_en/Artikkeli?WCM_GLOBAL_CONTEXT=%2FHelsinki%2Fen%2Fnews%2Fbaana+to+open+in+early+summer

The concept:




It's slowly up now:

From the @NYScanner twiiter feed Saturday at 10:52PM:  Queens: 177-23 Union Turnpike Bicycle struck by a opening door of a parked car, Victim is DOA at Hospital, NYPD Highway enroute.

Anyone have any more info?

-Brendan

Hi all,

     I'm new to the group, and am curious if there are any unofficial group rides on weekday evenings starting from GWB going in to NJ.  I'm looking for a B/15 or so pace.  Thinking about starts around 6pm.  Thanks for any info, and I look forward to meeting and riding with you.

After a long Saturday Ride I need a nice easygoing Sunday Recovery ride to Piermont and maybe Nyack. Meet at Grant's Tomb at 10:00 am. 917-412-9595

Thank you to Pat for scouting such an enjoyable, beautiful ride today.  I thought it was a "lyrical" ride - unusual adjective, but lyrical came to my mind when I think of one "C" shaped turn soon after the other, combined with rolling hills while breezing through narrow, mostly shaded and smooth secondary roads with their spectacular scenery.  At one point, I remember looking up and there were these amazingly tall trees in front of me (which seemed out of place in the East Coast).  Anyway, it was nice that there were two groups as well.  The cue sheet is a keeper and it's definitely worth the train ride to Greenwich - no junk miles whatsoever.  I recommend this ride to anyone who has not done it before.