Should the NYCC offer Senior Citizen discounts ( ala transportaton, entertainment, retail, etc.,)  to its members for dues, merchandise, events,etc.?

it happened to me, officer said to go down and plead it down otherwise points on license. has anyone gone through this recently? I'm hoping to understand the process there, so as not to make the situation worse.

Hi Club!

Dragging my feet registering for the event and was going to do it tomorrow.  But thought I'd find out if anyone needed to cancel and might want to sell their entry.  I know you can't get a refund but can transfer - so thought I'd ask.

Feel free to reach out on the message board or via email [email protected].  Will be happy to use PayPal for payment.

Best,

Mike

Does anyone know whether Hudson Terrace is rideable tomorrow, Sunday 9/14?

If anyone has recent information, please let me know, either by responding to this post or e-mailing me at

[email protected]

Thank you

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On Saturday September 20^th join the New York Cycle Club for its biggest ride of the year -  the 20^th Annual Escape New York.  

This fall classic offers four scenic, well marked routes  -   25, 50, 65 or 100 miles – all beginning and ending at Sakura Park in Manhattan.   All offer picture-postcard views of the Hudson River and Palisades as you cross the George Washington Bridge and ride the serene roads of Bergen and Rockland Counties. 

Due to rain the ride is cancaled 

Observations and Comments from Interbike, 2014

(None of which Rise to the Level of Truly Interesting, Important, or Informative)

Conspicuous by their absence on the floor of the Mandalay Bay Convention Hall: Shimano, (which, instead, had tech sessions upstairs), Speciaized (which, instead, flew its dealers to Monterey several week ago), Mavic, and I’ll put Campagnolo here because, although they had a presence, it was greatly reduced from previous years and quite boring.

Join us! For the 6th year in a row the Lucarelli/Nyvelocity team will be leading an "A" ride for Escape New York. All strong NYCC riders are welcome; not just those that are interested in racing next year. We will meet at around 6:45 AM at Sakura park and congregate right outside on the fence just south of the entrance, at 7:15 we ride. The pace will be steady and we will try to keep everyone together. It may get a bit more selective on the longer climbs, but we always regroup at the top. We’ll stop for all mechanicals, etc.