Sorry for the late notice. We'll try again another time. 

Here's the listing. https://nycc.org/node/216010

We'll meet on the UES at 9:30am, ride a loop around the Bronx through lots of parks, and lunch in the Wakefield section at a Jamaican restaurant for dumplings and other foods. Indoor bike parking. Subways nearby after lunch. See the ride listing for the full story.

For its 2025 Roll it Forward!

https://nycc.org/node/214657

Ravioli and Gnocchi are dumplings.

Meet Upper East Side at 9:30, ride around the Bronx through the parks, lunch at MichaelAngelo's on Arthur Ave, then train bailouts. About 26 miles or a little more.

Tour da Gnocchi - https://nycc.org/node/214657

I was in an accident and had to replace a brake caliper.  Ever since, I need to replace the hydraulic brake fluid on a regular basis, for which I go to a bike shop.  I either need a bike shop that can figure out how to fix it once and for all, find a class to teach me how to deal with hydraulic disc brakes so that I might maintenance the problem, or sell the bike to a handier person than myself.  A fourth option is to replace with mechanical disc brake set-up.  Any suggestions?

The weather gods strike again.  Sorry to cancel.  I'll relist it soon.

Alfredo passed away on Monday, and there's an open visitation in Manhattan this Sunday afternoon.

He was a member of both NYCC and 5BBC, participated in many bike related volunteer activities, and was a consumate gentleman and nice person - - a gentle and kind soul.

Many may recall him from (what used to be) NYCC's annual pre-Marathon Ride.

Details are on 5BBC website

         https://5bbc.clubexpress.com/content.aspx?page_id=5&club_id=511565&item_id=110259

From NYT

The Ethicist

My cousin has a beautiful guesthouse in southern France called Le Grand Depart (https://www.legrandepart.com/) and is running a raffle offering a free 4 night stay during the Tour de France 7/18 – 22. The place is just down the road from the finish of Stage 15 on 7/20! 

The drawing is Jan 25th.