Check here! http://nycc.org/node/70744

Right now we need ride leaders, a prep crew, and a driver. Follow the instructions within to sign up!

(Note: as of this afternoon we could take one more leader. Thanks to Mike and Laura for stepping up!)

http://nycc.org/node/70475

If interested, come see me! [email protected]

What time will we get back from the ride?

RE:

One of our participants who is driving out to the start in Greenport, has offered tranportation for one or two riders and their bikes.

Email me for availability.

Pat

Hello all,

Want to make sure you don't miss one minute of our incredible club benefits? Great news! We introduced auto-renew capabilities a few months back for new members. We've recently turned it on for existing members. You can follow the directions below to switch your membership to an auto-renew plan.

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With the exception of the twelve (12) weeks from the first Saturday in March until the weekend before Memorial Day, I talk about the SIGs more often than a politician makes promises. For some reason, people I haven't ridden with before keep showing up on rides that I lead (talk about foolhardiness), or other rides that I sign up for. Or even worse, they stand next to me at the bar during a club meeting for more than 6.7 seconds. In any of these cases, I am most likely in full SIG-marketing mode... "Did you take a SIG?"... "If so, who'd you ride with?"... "Thinking of taking a SIG next spring?"... etc., etc... I can only imagine how annoying it is...

The NYC Department of Transportation has announced that beginning this Friday, June 27th, the northern loop of the Central Park Drive, north of 72^nd St., will be car-free (public use)until Sept. 2nd.

The right-hand lane will remain a dedicated vehicle lane for service, enforcement, emergency and other authorized vehicles. We would  appreciate your cooperation  in our efforts to keep the vehicle lane free of cyclists, skaters, pedestrians, and runners.

go to:nycc.org/node/70700                 (last article in Members Corner)

I just completed a 10-Day tour (travel day, 4 days cycling, rest day, 3 more cycling days, travel day) of the BRP this past Sunday. I toured with Paul Wood of Black Bear Adventures. Paul is a native North Carolinian, a 3-time NC State Road Cycling Champion, a fierce athlete/cyclist with an unabiding passion for the BRP, and an all-around "Good 'ole boy". It was perhaps the finest cycling I have ever done, and I've cycled lotsa places.

Is it similar to southbound (i.e., narrow, traffic, sometimes no shoulders, bad pavement)?