http://nycc.org/node/68359

It's all good!

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Susan

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Notification issued 1/23/14 at 9:05 PM. Due to signal issues, the Metro-North Hudson, Harlem, and New Haven Lines are temporarily suspended. Expect extensive delays and visit http://www.mta.info for updates.

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The weather gods are against us this Saturday - snow/ice/frigid temperatures.  So, we're postponing.  We've automatically transferred everyone who was signed up for the January 25 rides over to the February 2 rides.  If you cannot ride on February 2, please remove yourself from the listing as soon as possible to give someone else a chance.

Regards, Claire, Ken, Linda, Sandra

Any insight as to conditions on 9W betw. Palisades and Piermont?

Snow/ice/debris make it unpassable? 

Or OK enough for road bikes/skinny tires?

I appreciate your feedback.

Got the police report and my bike back from the Alpine PD.  All the report said was that the accident took place "south of exit 14."  The bike is in pretty good condition.  The rear rim is the only obviuos thing that is trashed.  (I haven't closely inspected the frame/fork for damage.  I don't have the hand/arm strength to lift the bike.)  The rear rim has a large dent (almost 2 inches long) on the drive side.  It looks like someone took a vice-grip and squished in one side of the rim.  If you stand behind the bike, you can see that the rear rim is twisted, not just out of true.  The front wheel is fine, and the tires are still mounted on both rims.  (Tubes still have air in them.)  The handlebar tape and saddle ar

Great tour.. watch this short film:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHSRIKUhXhs

They built the Citibike system, but fortunately another company, Alta, runs it in NYC.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/21/business/international/canadian-compan...

Hey guys -  relaying this message from a friend who's looking for riders to support her charity...

Athletes and bike enthusiasts!  Are you interested in doing the 5 Boro bike tour while raising money for a good cause? Swim Free would like your help in raising awareness and funds for our young non-profit at a reasonable price!

Swim Free is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the level of safety for participants and organizers of events in and around the water. We accomplish our mission by providing safety certification programs for all types of event volunteers. These certified volunteers can be utilized by race organizers to make events safer for all.