Has anyone doen this ride on Long Island?

Thanks

this man/story makes my ride look easy:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-18980693

What's the issue with "cyclists coming off the Manhattan Bridge"?

sgnoka wrote:

"Now if there is a real pattern of a problem in a place - such as with pedestrians on Queens Boulevard or possibly with cyclists coming off the Manhattan Bridge - then yeah, something must be done."

Hi, my brother is in town and is looking to ride at a 20mile an hour pace with hills, perhaps over GWB, can leave from Central Park, Riverside or any location in Manhattan. Let me know if anyone is interested?

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2010/01/cyclist-sentenced.html

Please join me for the The Knot Ride tomorrow Thursday at 8 am leaving from Grant's Tomb.  Let me know if I should be there to meet you.  The weather is scattered thunderstorms 30% chance for tomorrow so it might be a little touch and go.  We'll have to see the weather in the morning, but I want to ride.  If the sky isn't dark, we'll ride.

http://nycc.org/node/52532

The ride is about 5,000 feet of climbing between Manhattan and Nyack.  The ride includes River Road one-way, Clausland, Bradley, Tweed, South Mountain.  Since we rare not masochists, we'll head back on 9w rather than taking River Road.

My cell is 917-449-3000.

NJT specifically asks for it (though technically does not require it if you are willing to stand by your bike for the whole ride) and it gives conductors of all rail lines, the warm fuzzies.  And if they're happy, we're happy.

Color-coordinated and stylishly coiled around your seatpost, it weighs but a few ounces, yet engenders tons of cache.

Trust me on this.

Suppose to be a nice night tonight, so I posted an additional CP night laps for 8pm.  If interested, sign up under upcoming rides.