Please let us know to plan accordingly. Thanks!

No use waiting any longer to make the call. The B SIG ride for Saturday, March 14 is postponed to Sunday. BUT NOTE NEW MEETING PLACE:  Grant's Tomb, Riverside Drive at 122nd Street. We'll begin at 9:30, so arrive no later than 9:15. 

The forecast for Friday evening/Saturday morning calls for more than a 1/2" rain.

Please check w the leaders of the group you're in this Sat for cancellation/resched information.

Hi Everyone,

I know we will be stopping for lunch throughout the season during our rides. Do we need to get locks for our bikes?

Thanks!

Stacy

We are currently looking into the possiblity of having a club ride to Montauk on May 30th. We'd like to know if people are interested.

There are details in the survey description, but we would like to do this in a way where we can take a large group of people (40+) and have them return to Manhattan the same night - for this, we'd have to arrange some private transport facilities.

Note: This ride in no way resembles the charity or commercially-run rides to Montauk produced by third-party organizations. The concept is to plan a workable NYCC club ride with Montauk as the one-way destination, and it will be mostly like other everyday NYCC member-planned club rides on the ride calendar. 

Just in case anyone feels like a spin.... NJ side of the GW @ 8....

(Email me if you are interested. Otherwise we can't keep you in the loop re. details, time changes, etc.)

Gazzizza,

J

Hey Folks,

We've recentlynoticed that attempting to contact other members fails if either user has an @aol.com email address.  It appears that AOL has made some security changes in an effort to reduce spam traveling to/from @aol.com email addresses. We're looking into whether we can find ways to work around this, but this may be a good time to consider looking into using another email address for your NYCC account.

We'll keep you posted as we undercover more information.

The NYCC Web Team

...as expected. Wet roads, back to bed.

"Next time for sure!" - Bullwinkle J. Moose

I'm contemplating bringing a bike 1-way to NYC via public transit and one of my options is Greyhound to Port Authority (40th Street). PA's FAQ states that bicycles are not allowed through the terminal. Is anyone familiar with how this works in practice. Assuming I don't box or bag my my bike, can I expect to be ticketed or arrested? Is the worst that I can expect is to be asked to leave the terminal with the bike (all I plan to do anyway), or can I be forced back on the bus? Thanks.