Totally reccomend giving this a ride. storm king is close to cleaned up and not yet open to cars. i rode friday and was treated to deer, foxes and eagles. only caveat is the last 1/10 of a mile coming out the road is being paved but there's enough good section to get through. Mine Road is also open. 

Not sure when Storm King officially opens, it should be soon I imagine.

We will be traveling to the BERKSHIRES for the Memorial Day weekend on Thursday morning, May 23rd, returning Monday, May 27th, early afternoon. Have a bike rack and space for one rider and a bike plus luggage. Car is a 2013 MINI Cooper Countryman, lovely ride. Asking $50 one way, $75 round trip. Staying at 400 South Undermountain Road, Sheffield, MA and can drop you off as long as it's within 20 minutes of 491 Berkshire School Road, that's where the rides begin. We can go over details if you're interested. Thank you. Peter

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A simple solution for those displeased with the board's operations

2 simple steps:

1. Step away from the keyboard
2. Get involved in actual work to improve the club

The best way to learn about how the board operations, and (more importantly to) have a real voice in shaping it, is to run for a seat, volunteer in some other meaningful way, or do something constructive towards the betterment of the club!

Due to weather conditions forecast for tomorrow, the C SIG will postpone it's ride to Sunday. You should receive an email to that effect from your group leader but check to see if there's a time change.

We will make the call on Sunday to go or not to go and we will post it here.

You might want to wear a light rain jacket on Sunday just in case.

B-STS MOVED TO SUNDAY

Mother nature is not cooperating, so we are cancelling this weekend.  

Please note that we are pushing the schedule back one week, so that the Armonk/Orchards ride will be next Saturday, the century will be on May 4th and the graduation ride will be on May 11. 

http://web.mta.info/mnr/MilePosts/190401/apr19milepost.html#story1

The Rockland County Legislature unanimously approved a resolution to support a bike path bypass at the Route 6 traffic circle in Harriman State Park. Thank you, Legislator Alden Wolfe, for proposing and supporting the resolution. Let's keep up the pressure on NY State DOT to approve the project!

from change.org

Thanks Bob!

First Aid for Cyclists. Leading the program will be our own Dr Ed Fishkin.  This is an extremely valuable evening, so I hope you will do all you can to be there. There is a $20 fee, but 100% of the proceeds go to the Kids Ride Club.