Running late, I'll be in hot pursuit on the bike path, 

Well that hurt...my throat mostly as I've not ridden outside in awhile...sorry y'all had to see my pale, unshaven legs.  Sorry bout all those allergy induced snot rockets (I'm with you Sir Bradley)...Jules is soon to be free of high rent, hipsters & NY attitude...free as a bird...and this bird you can not change.
As far as my front brake playing the intro to Freebird for 2 hours...YOU'RE WELCOME!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxIWDmmqZzY

Well that was a bit emotional. Thanks so much guys - it really means a lot to me that you all came out. Some from as far as the Island of Longs and Eloy even interrupted his #hotness practice to pace us for a bit.

Good times indeed! Thanks one and all.

Hi Kissena!

Mark Wagner of Redbeard Racing is leading a 70-mile ride out on Long Island next weekend. We are still taking RSVPs! See below for details and comment below or email kasia@redbeardbikes.com to claim a spot.

Kasia

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The ride starts and finishes at the LIRR Ronkonkoma train station. Mark will take you up to the rolling hills of the North Shore, through the farm country of the East End, and then back through the Long Island pine barrens.

Sat., 11/12
Catch the LIRR at Atlantic Terminal @ 7:45 AM or Penn Station @ 8:12 AM.
Or
Drive to Ronkonkoma Station, park in the commuter parking lot, south side of the tracks.
Meet Mark at the LIRR ticket building on the north side of the tracks @ 9:30 AM.
Ride rolls @ 9:45 AM.
Expected return to Ronkonkoma: around 3 PM.

Ride is capped at 10 participants.

Things to Know:

Make sure your bike is tuned & your tires inflated, ahead of the ride.
Bring your MetroNorth/LIRR bike pass (or $5 cash to purchase one).
We'll stop for lunch mid-way, but please bring your own snacks for the rest of the ride. Stock up at Redbeard!
Required: Helmet, water (with Nuun/Skratch/similar), coffee/breakfast money, flat fix kit (spare tube, CO2 cartridge & inflator or pump), good spirits.
Pace: approximately 16-18 mph, but we will adjust based on the skill level of the group.
We ask that participants be comfortable riding in a group, and have ridden 50 miles at least once in the past month.

Is anyone doing GWB tomorrow morning?

UlrikeGlaser said:

Is anyone doing GWB tomorrow morning?

I'll likely be there Ulrike—9:00am GWB.

Sorry for late cancel Ulrike, not going to make it.

Piermont tomorrow. 9am GWB's.

i'm in

I'll swing by 96th street @ 8.35am.

I'm not in for tomorrow but who is interested in Sunday?

Sunday I'll be heading to Cunningham with the CX bike.

I'll be on the trails around 9:30ish AM and planning on riding 2:30 hours or so.

If not racing, come join me. Let me know here or text: 347.225.1058

#slowturkey ::

@JohnMalcolmson @Will Kalbacker  Planning on joining you fellas - see you @ 9 GWB

Eloy where is that? Also might join you for a bit on the trails, though I might try to do more traditional cross stuff on grass.

I will likely be out on Sunday

David Yang said:

Eloy where is that? Also might join you for a bit on the trails, though I might try to do more traditional cross stuff on grass.

that's cunningham. looking fwd to riding a bit w you.

That's the pavement-iest part of Cunningham ever.  Let me know which entrance.

GWB Sunday 9am.

any joiners?

Ya, I'll join in. I haven't been over the bridge in a while...

withdrawing from tomorrow morning, sorry

Great ride to Piermont today. Greg, Will, Giacomo and I took low road. Those three attacked some hills while I chomped some coffee cake and watched Compton claw back at Zeven. Then Brian showed up for some paceline back. Good times.

David Yang said:

That's the pavement-iest part of Cunningham ever.  Let me know which entrance.

I expect to ride by the tennis parking lot at 9:30, will be at the west side entrance 9:35ish. Text works to find each other too: 347.225.1058

I overslept and missed my window to make it on time, so I'm out. Have fun guys!

Eloy finally got me to enjoy Cunningham today.  Had an excellent time, thanks dude. Sorry I got lost for a while there and being patient with me. There is a fast flowing, don't-have-to-worry-about-logs section on the east side that felt awesome to ride fast on.

To continue my praise for a 1x drivetrain, it is at least 300% better than the ancient 3x7 setup I had going.  Shifted flawlessly. Eloy is a he-man so rocks a 27t, but I certainly appreciate the 34t on my setup.

yang is and rides like the fire and the wind, hot and fast.

anyone up for Piermont tomorrow? 9am GWB

I will make every effort to be there. 8 a.m. BB too!

After a week of this 
I am ready to roll.

Planning on being at BB at 8. It's gonna be cold and windy

Planning on heading to Cunningham on Sunday.

10:30am at the trails, for about 2:30 hours.

Will be cold but the trails will keep us warm.

Single track is awesome with friends, come join me.