Since 1994, Time's Up! has offered free Central Park Moonlight Rides once a month for residents and visitors to New York. I've been lucky enough to lead that ride since 1996, and I've really enjoyed meeting so many wonderful people, seeing amazing sights, and sharing incredible experiences. This Tuesday night, Time's Up!

You can watch Le Tour live at this address..

Tons of info and pics on the stages.. Live streaming links all the way down the bottom of the page..

http://www.steephill.tv/tour-de-france/

Hi everyone. Our site, Cyclists International covers the TDF 2012 every day.

We get up at the crack of dawn to cover the race so you can go out and ride.

Written by NYC - NJ based experienced journalists.

Come read our news and analysis daily from now until July 22 when the riders reach Paris!

Today: our predictions and the results of the Prologue in Liege, Belgium.

http://cyclistsinternational.com

Cheers!

Jen B

C10-13    ~45   08:20 AM    Touring - Rye/Armonk Windmills/Bedford/Greenwich
Leader: Marilyn & Ken Weissman, [email protected]
From: Grand Central Terminal, Information Booth

Yesterday you were asked if a Grand Tour ever knowingly accepted a woman. The answer is "No." However, that does not mean a woman never entered and raced in a grand tour. One did--using a man's name: the directors of the Giro d'Italia accepted the application of Alfonsin Strada in 1924. Alfonsin turned out to be Alfonsina, and while she was removed from the race after the seventh stage for failing to make the time limit, she finished well ahead of a number of men.

OK, here's the last question before we settle into the Tour which starts today. It's a contest. There is no correct answer. Just a winning opinion. And if you win? Well, read about the very grand Grand Prize here, along with the rules of the contest:

I just posted a ride for River Road B-16/17 tomorrow morning leaving from 89 and Riverside with additional pickup if requested at Grant's Tomb. Need riders tonight by 10pm for ride to go.

This is a fairly pathetic test of bike locks by the bored writers at Gizmodo.

http://gizmodo.com/5922074/the-best-bike-lock

Im shocked they didnt test brute muscle first (would be just as good at using bolt cutters on solid steel)

This is clearly the best method to lock up a bike

http://www.gadgetrivia.com/photos/o/44094-best_cable_bike_lock.jpg

Moral of post,  if your bike cost you a relationship, birthright, job, or rent payment, dont lock it up.  If your friends dont understand, they arent really your friends.