If a road bike has a 54cm frame, where do you put your tape to measure the 54cm?

Or does the "54" represent something else?

Dear Recreational Cycling Community,

Anybody done the Terracina GFNY Italia. ??  I am trying to sort out a trip would love to chat to anyone who has done the Italian Fondo.

A friend just e-mailed me that on his drive back from upstate, he could see from the NY side across to NJ that a huge piece of rock had sheared away from the Palisades.  Looks like it's not a minor slide?

http://www.businessinsider.com/bike-investigated-technological-fraud-cycling-world-championships-cyclocross-2016-1

The rider's thin and not very credible excuse amounts to a Belgian waffle.

As for stupidity and arrogance, this short vid is thoroughly enjoyable: http://www.businessinsider.com/oops-cyclist-thinks-he-won-world-title-2016-1

And that calls to mind this! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkO78wo-zpo

I got ticked for not stoping at a stop sign on Ash, going down in peirmont.

Is there any way to avoid going to the court day and just pay the ticket?

Please advise!

Thank you!

UCI confirms motorised doping uncovered at cyclo-cross World Championships

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/uci-confirms-motorised-doping-uncovered-at-cyclo-cross-world-championships/

Rider denies it was her bike ??

Carbon steer tube, aluminum spacers between the threadless stem and headset.  In the cold, the spacers contract a bit while the carbon steer tube doesn't.  As a result, I get a bit of play in the headset.  This goes away when I'm back indoors or when it warms up.  I don't want to tighten the headset to the point where it's sufficiently tight in the cold, as then it could be overtightened when it's warm.  Given the prevalence of carbon steer tubes and aluminum spacers, I can't the only one with the problem.  Does anyone have a solution (other than carbon spacers - I'm considering this, but hoping there's a clever solution that doesn't involve buying anything new).

Thanks!

Hi    Its Friday night-am not sure if I will remember how to blance on 2 wheels.  However; if I can figure it out -----anybody been on "da bridge" and 9W lately????    Dry????  Wet???   Sandy?????   Salty??????

thanx

Does anyone know how the roads are there?