Hi.  What's the best shop for a tune up / overhaul in Manhattan.  And why!?  Thanks!  

For those not overly fatigued. If there are any such left.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/17/sports/cycling/lance-armstrongs-ugly-d...

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/gallery/2009/nov/05/readers-worst-cycle-lanes#img-20

Something else to teach on the SIGs.

http://www.bicycling.com/beginners/safety-etiquette/how-blow-snot-rocket...

When - Tuesday, March 10, 2015 from 6:00-8:00PM

Where - Connolly’s Pub & Restaurant, 121 West 45 Street (between 6th & Broadway), 3rd floor

What - New York Cycle Club presents "Going the Distance", an inside look at Randonneuring

True story.  On 9W heading south last Thursday, coming past the parking lots of the commercial buildings after the gas station sprint.  Look in my little rearview mirror and there's a car SITTING on my tail, maybe three feet from my rear wheel.  I wave her around me.  She stays.  I look to see if her signal is on so I know she's just waiting to turn right and not just screwing with me in an agressive manner.  She finally turns into driveway.  I turn into the next one and follow her to her parking spot, not to be confrontational, but to educate her on some etiquette on the road.  ME:  Why were you sitting so close to my wheel?  It's scary for a cyclist to have a car that close.  HER:  I was waiting to turn into

February 13, 2015

The New York Bicycling Coalition (NYBC), a twenty-five old non-profit organization based in Albany, New York, is seeking a full-time Executive Director.

Since 1990, New York Bicycling Coalition (NYBC) has served the State of New York and its residents by providing a clear and consistent voice for the interests of people who ride bikes and by promoting the safe use of the bicycle for transportation, recreation, health, and tourism.

Many of you will be surprised to find out that David Carr, the extremely-well-regarded NYT journalist who passed away tonight, had sampled bicycle touring enough to write this 2013 piece for Bicycling Magazine.

http://www.bicycling.com/news/featured-stories/all-you-leave-behind

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http://nypost.com/2015/02/11/nypd-looks-to-replace-scooter-fleet-with-sm...

At the cost of 15-20 thousand dollars per car, they could've had a whole fleet of decent road bikes/mtb's to patrol the whole park.

It does have AC tho.

• The practice of yelling “clear” is, in fact, pretty widely accepted but varies from place to place.
• Those who follow the practice do so with the understanding that it remains incumbent upon each and every rider in the group to “look out for themselves” – that a “clear” call is really just a temporal courtesy from the person at the front of the group, at that particular time that they arrive at the intersection, stop sign, etc.