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I'm registered for the TA NYC Century on September 13 and it would be great to ride with fellow NYCC members. Is there anyone else out there who would like to do the route at a fast "B" pace?

Since this isn’t an NYCC event I can’t post this as an official club ride but if you email me we can arrange to meet and ride together.

To the Bucknell cyclist in the blue and orange jersey this morning,

I assume you are new to CP.  Here are some general suggestions:

1).  We pass on the right, not the left.

2).  We most especially do not pass aggressively on the left when all other cyclists have responsibly slowed down for a car that has just stopped in the roadway.

3).  The one exception to passing on the right is at the very tightest apex of the Lasker turn.  In that case, if a paceline has less than one foot between themselves and the curb, we wait (ten, fifteen seconds?) to pass on the right.

Best,

Nicole

On Behalf Of The Board Of Directors:

The Board has approved the creation of a new officer and director position of Volunteer Coordinator. The new Volunteer Coordinator position would replace that of Merchandise Manager and would be responsible for attracting, organizing and assigning volunteers, shall organize the annual volunteer party and shall design and periodically review the Club's incentives program. The first Volunteer Coordinator will be elected at the Club's November 2015 elections.

The MTA is finally testing out the use of bike racks on buses, starting with a couple of lines that go over the Verrazano Bridge between Brooklyn & Staten Island.  http://www.mta.info/news-bikes-buses-new-york-city-transit/2015/08/31/racks-available-s53-s93-routes-1-year-pilot

Don't know if they're going out of business or just clearing stock.  Most of the road frames are gone, but they seem to have a decent amount of MTB, TT and cross frames left.

www.velovie.com

NYPD's Crime Prevention Unit reached out to inquire if anyone in the Club had first hand experience installing a GPS tracking device on their bike.  Example.

If you do, email me.  Thanks.

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Also (not bike specific):

Just putting the warning out there. We came across it in the dark this am and had to pull brakes pretty hard to avoid it.

It was on a down hill just before the picnic area.

best,

Riding from the North Bronx (end of subway line) to Sharon, CT (just south of the Berkshires) on Friday (Sept 4).

Route is 90 miles to Sharon. I ride at B-17 (or B-16).

Early start.

Anybody interested in joining me for all or part of this ride?