Queens College - Central Park - World's Fair - Velodrome.

Here's the route - http://ridewithgps.com/routes/5762829

Features... Cross Island Pkwy bike path - Flushing Bay Promenade - Astoria Park - RFK/Triboro Bridge (possibly the scariest thing you'll ever do on a bike) - Ward's Island - East River Bike Path - Harlem City Streets - A full Central Park Loop - 4 miles down Hudson River Bike Path - 3 miles of city streets to Ed Koch/Queensboro Bridge - 5 miles of city streets to the World's Fair grounds – Loops at the Kissena Velodrome – Then city streets and Greenway bike paths to finish up the ride.

It's a 53 mile / 1700ft ride and (again) it will probably take all friggin day. (I'll figure out a lunch stop along the way.)

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This is an RSVP ride.

I posted extra information in the SBRA forum about these city rides. I suggest you read over all the information provided by clicking this link:

http://www.sbraweb.org/?q=node/11822

Ride to Manorville McDs.

Pace line where appropriate.

Changes posted by 6:30am

Cell 516-672-1564

Off to see captain kangaroo in Babylon .

How about taking a ride to Great River today? We will go the usual route through Connetquot Park and then do a loop in Heckscher Park where one can stretch the legs a bit. The route is mostly flat with 2 little hills; maybe 3. The average pace for this ride will be between 14.8. & 15.0 mph, depending on the wind and other factors we could be a tad higher. The road speed will be 15-17 mph to produce the average. We will be making a deli/rest stop somewhere between miles 18 and 20.Additional parking far West side of bank and rear of Guinta's. DO NOT park in the shopping center lot.

My cell number is 631.484.3490; call anytime if you have questions about this ride or need directions to the start. Please check the ride calendar for any weather, or last minute cancellations which will be posted no later than 7:30AM if necessary.

The ride start is actually "Sassy Salads" on 25A in Shoreham, 1/2 mile WEST of William Floyd Parkway.

Come ride with me as we head to Manorville and then to points South.
Pit and food stops will be available so bring $$$.

There will be one gradual grade elevation as we ride from Yaphank all the way up to Shoreham :)

Hope to see you there.

Bruce Presner
CELL: 516-702-5639
EMAIL: {eyeman56@optonline.net]

Join Linda Kirk and me on a 19 (C pace)) or 28 (B pace) - leaders to be announced - ride from Sunshine Mall to Carmans River Canoe and Kayak on Montauk Hwy. in Brookhaven. Hop off your bike and enjoy a 3 hour paddle along the scenic Carmans River (bring lunch or snack). Return to your bike and ride back to Sunshine Mall. This event will be subsidized towards a kayak or canoe rental @ $15 per SBRA member. Go to SBRA website for further information and reservation form. Any questions, call Dick (631-6378) or Linda (631 473-0689). DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES, WE HAVE CHANGED THE DATE OF THE EVENT TO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11TH WITH OCTOBER 12TH THE NEW RAIN DATE.

The forecast for Saturday morning is for heavy rain and cool temperatures. Sunday looks the better day by far. We'll meet Sunday at 9:30 AM at Sunshine Mall. Call me at home 631-846-7825 if this change presents a problem.

This is a ride for the newer club members or non members who are thinking of joining the club have not had much experience riding in a group. We will go over riding in a group, rules of riding in the group, what you need to be prepared to come on a ride and other tools to make your riding experience with a group successful. If you have interest or any questions please email me or call me at 631-656-0925/izziemoon@optonline.net.
We will meet in the Sayville RR station parking lot on the South side of the tracks and try to arrive at least 20 minutes before the ride.
We will have 2 ride leaders and we will ride at the level of the people that show up. The distance will also be tailored to the group. Longer for the more experienced rider and shorter for the newer riders.
Please make sure you come with a helmet and a working bike! Looking forward to see you!

rIDE OUT TO SEE THE LAST OF THE bUFFALOS tHen make a U turn and head off to the Bean and Bagel for snacks/lunch. NOBODY LEFT BEHIND. Any cancellation by 9AM. Park at extreme east end of KK lot (behind 7-11). As always Newbies always welcome. Ride should come in at 11-12.5 pace. Our mission is to explore and seek out new life forms. You may even see Bob Miller riding one of the buffalos if you look hard enough!

This is the Belmont Lake ride in reverse. We will meet and finish at the town dock. Optional late lunch at the Babylon Fish and Clam. Restrooms open at dock and in the park.

lets ride for roasted corn. no one left behind. we will go to finks farm.