Does anyone have a 10000ft elevation route to bear and back from gwb within 100 miles?

I've revised the description of this ride. See the revised description. It should reappear in the Ride Listings soon.

The following landed in the Club Secretary's inbox.  Usual disclaimers. Follow up directly if interested. 

Is there a cue sheet for the Old Croton Aquaduct in NYCC's Library?

Chairman Degnan, Commissioners. Thank you for the opportunity to speak.

The weather was at the top of the charts.

Has anyone done this. I signed up for the 40 mile ride but it looks like they escort you for the entire ride. It that correct? I would want to go at my own pace.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/17/sports/cycling/photos-old-wheels-on-tuscanys-gravel-roads.html?ref=sports

I believe that NYCC should take a more active role in training club members for ride leadership.

The reason to encourage and train more leaders (beyond our established traditions of training riders) is to have a broader selection of rides all of the time, and to have more variety in the rides. And, on average, the rides will be higher-quality in the way they are planned and run, because well-trained leaders have skills to plan and lead rides better than most untrained leaders. 

(And it isn't just about teaching skills, but it's also about finding ways to use teamwork to make things possible in cases where solitary efforts are insufficient or difficult. We are a social organization, our values should include using teamwork as much as we can!)

As an FYI, you now have to call Ifixbyx for any info or to set up an appointment.  EnduranceWERX has taken over their webpage.  Kind of frustrating.