I heard an announcement for the first time on Friday afternoon at 4:15 on the uptown 4 train at 14th Street.

The conducter, not a prerecorded announcement, stated over the PA system: "Bikes are not allowed on MTA subways during rush hour."

I think this guy just made up this "rule" so his train wouldn't be delayed during a busy afternoon, but has anyone else heard this or heard of any rule changes?

My Jamis bike was stole today from 23 bethune street. It is a blue and black bike allegra 2/ I am registered with bike sheppard so I have a chip and a picture of the site ion case anyone see the bike around town. thank you

I have room for one more in my car and bike rack. 3 people total in 4 door sedan.

We are leaving from Alley Pond Park. 

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Extend Your Cycling Season : Winter Riding 101
 
Wednesday 11/2/2011
6pm-7:30pm
 

Is this ride still on for tomorrow?  I can't find it in the Upcoming Rides...

Good news/bad news regarding morning laps in Central Park.

The good news – the lights are back on at the North end of the Park around Lasker Pool and Harlem Hill.  Yeah!!!! Makes a world of difference.

Here you go: http://youtu.be/BpRfUh1Dzlw. It's about 5 minutes, with an engaging commentary, but you get the picture quickly.

Without a pedestrian in the intersection, the number of cars coming to a complete stop at the stop sign? ZERO.

Hi NYCC,

My name is Jacob Seigel-Boettner, and I am a fellow cyclist and documentary filmmaker from Berkeley, CA. This Sunday (10/23), I will be screening my film With My Own Two Wheels at Lincoln Center as part of Mountainfilm NYC. The film weaves together five stories of individuals who have been empowered by the bicycle in Zambia, Ghana, India, Guatemala, and the United States. You can find our trailer here: http://www.withmyowntwowheels.org/trailer/

I'll be doing easy A laps in Central Park Friday morning - probably average around 18 mph for the 3 laps.   If you'd like to join, meet at 6:00 AM at what used to be Tavern on the Green's parking lot inside Central Park.  I think my wife is coming - she's easy to recognize - she's the pretty one.