Are there any B-siggies on the lower end of B-sig time interested in PP laps a couple mornings a week? I could use the group motivation especially while it’s dark out. I work late often so would prefer a 6:45/7a start but could be flexible. Maybe tues/thurs? Anyone? 

Is anyone familiar with Tri-Valley Family Restaurant on Knickerbocker in Dumont? The location is right for my SIG group (~19 riders) next week. 

Thanks,

Hannah

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Did I miss it, or does anyone have a mileage log for 2019 they would like to share? 

Thanks!

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The C SIG will be riding today after our Orientation. You should dress in layers as it will be cold early on and windy most of the day but somewhat warmer in the afternoon for our actual ride. If you're traveling by train to the start, please leave extra time as the service on the weekends can be quite erratic.

We'll see you there!

Due to high winds predicted for Saturday,  B SIG ride #3 is postponed to Sunday, March 24.  Same meet up time and place, same cue sheet. 

Hello everyone,

There is a newly completed Columbia University building on the northwest corner of 125th and Broadway, called The Forum, where the ground floor is completely designated for public use, and there are public bathrooms.  Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.  The walls of the building are glass, so you can park bikes in the racks and stand on the other side of the glass wall and watch them while you take turns using the bathroom.

There is a security desk in the middle of the building, and one of the racks is directly in front of the security desk.  (South side of building - along middle of building -- revolving doors) If you are alone I think the security staff would watch your bike for you (through the glass wall) so you can visit the necessary.

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Full disclosure: I don't have any financial interest in this organization

2 full  page story March 21  pp 22-23 & current  Museum of City of NY exhibit.  also May publication of book: "On Bicycles: A 200 year history of Cycling in New York City" by Evan Friss