Hi All... 

Just found out that I'll be on mission (UN travel) during the NJ Gran Fondo. I have a Medio Fondo (62 Miles) NYCC Team price registration that I would be glad to transfer at cost (US$95.94) if you can do the paperwork and pay the US$40 transfer fee. 

Please contact me at [email protected] if interested.

Eden has advised that "If the transferee wants to register as a Team NYCC member have them email me for the team's password."

Kimo GOREE 

Can anyone recommend a hip doctor who accepts Blue Cross/Blue Shield. Preferably on the west side. Thanks!

We have been hard at work planning the routes, finding the Sponsors, booking the band and all of the other details required to put on a great event. The only thing missing is you!

We are using the Volunteeer Module in Active to confim all positions, please follow the link below to register.

https://vmodcui.active.com/volunteer/jobs?eventGroupId=431501

We have new t-shirts this year so come join the party!

If anyone wants a NJ Fondo entry for cost, please let me know. Best offer may take it. It cost me $100, plus there's a $40 change fee. It's for the 100 miler so you can pick your distance.

Hi I am going out to East Hampton from Wednesday to Monday this holiday weekend.  If anyone is up for a casual spin or I could join your group please let me know.  Mornings are best for me.  Please write or text Thank you Dave 914-309-0095

Hey All, 

I just moved from the boroughs to Jersey City. A little internet search doesn't bring up much in terms of bike clubs local to the area. Not sure what to do for group rides other than ask rider leaders to stop on the other side of the GW so I can tag a long.

Anyone living in the JC/Hoboken area that knows of clubs / want to ride / has suggestions?!

Thanks for any help!

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Hello club,

My name's Julian. I'm fairly new to the club having just joined a few weeks ago, but some of you may have met me on the rides I've done so far. I like nature, riding my bike, and last minute travel, so...

A few seats are still available for the annual Montauk 120 Challenge on Sunday, September 18. Get ready for a fun, fast ride with the Major Taylor Iron Riders. This ride begins at Prospect Park at 630am, to the Montauk lighthouse for approximately 120 miles over a mostly flat course. There will be two rest stops roughly 40 miles apart providing a light food selection and water. This is an A/B ride with speeds averaging between 16 - 25+ mph.