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First ride after our vacation, so taking it easy with a C ride, which will average 11.3 - 12.0; no one gets dropped and we will be observing spacing rules, etc. Ride route will be determined by the road conditions; decision to be made the morning of the ride; no cue sheets. We will most likely head to Blue Point, where we will tahe our break; there will be a bathroom stop.
The number of riders is limited, so if you want to ride text me (631-523-2129) with your SBRA Member Number and Emergency Contact phone number. I will respond to your text and let you know if you have a spot on the ride. Once the ride is filled, I will change to post to indicate that.
I'm filling in for John this week while he is in Italy. This will be a somewhat normal route but we will be taking a different road that was from years ago. Namely as we cross Route 25A and start down the hill on Wading River Manorville Road we will turn right on Remsen Road about halfway down before the church. We used to take this road which has some good ups, downs, twists and turns and brings us to North Wading River Road where we turn right and continue the route as usual. Please review the RWGPS route so you will know the turns. Hope to see you there!
Welcome to October and Halloween (or Samhain) month!
Meet at The Maples for a little paceline ride to the beach - Westhampton Beach (WHB.). Along the way we'll visit CR 104 /31 Hill, and the run past the airport.
Today's Mi Tierrita ride will be going to the Beach. The route is mostly flat with a small incline here and there. The average pace for the ride will be between 15 to 15.9 mph, depending on the roads and wind direction. The road speed will be between 16.0 and 17.0 mph. The usual break-a-ways will happen for those who desire. We'll stop along the way for a bathroom break around mile 10. Don’t forget to bring a snack. Do you know what AGUAPANELA is? Come and find out. Pulls are always appreciated.
Come join us for a Moriches exploration as we head down from Maples and ride around the Moriches exploring roads and dead ends with water views. All and all, 35 or so miles with lots and lots of turns (which should slow the average speed). T
We will not be making a stop to buy lunch during the ride. However, there will be a number of scenic and other stops along the way, so please bring any food or snacks you may want or need as well as sufficient hydration. Most importantly bring an upbeat inquisitive attitude ready to explore and discover.
To join the ride or if you have questions, please text Bill Mastro at 917-921-5358. I usually send the final ridewithgps file to those that text me. Any updates or weather issues will be posted to the ride listing by 7:15 on the day of the ride.
Officers and Directors Nominations
will be presented by the Nomination Committee. If you are interested in running for a position on the board, you can still step up at the October and November meetings. Or, send an email to: nomination_committee@SBRAweb.org
The SBRA October General Meeting will be held as an "IN PERSON" meeting, on Thursday, October 3rd at 7:00 pm.
Guest Speaker: Byron Lane, Certified coach, and former teacher.
Topic: You’ve worked hard this year, and now you’re in pretty good shape. But how do you keep your fitness through the long, cold winter? What should you do over the next six months so that you don’t have to start from scratch in April? Find out at the October meeting.
*This presentation is designed to address those who have a bike trainer and those who don’t, for those who have a gym membership and for those who don’t.
Please join us for this IN PERSON meeting for a chance to see some of your fellow SBRA members that you may not have seen for a while. We hope to see you at the meeting!
***No A ride at this location. A Rides happen at Kreb Eastport location, same day & time***
Remember the Allison Gonzalez Tag-A-Long Kreb ride of days past??THIS IS IT. This is the B+ Kreb ride to The Maples. Pace is UP TO 18.9 avg at end (which means cruising to 21mph on the flats).
No sprints on Victory or anywhere else; group stays together.
NO SWEEP ON THIS RIDE!!! Wait-ups within reason. If this is your first B+ ride, bring a friend along & please also download the route to your GPS device.
Park in municipal lot then cruise over to bike shop at 10 Bell St to sign in, use restroom if needed & start ride. Any questions, please text me.
Off to Nettie's for great treats, and indoor and outside seating. To join this ride, text Bill G. at 631-356-3036 with your full name and your own cell#. Check the ride calendar the day of the ride for changes, which would be posted by 07:30am.
Come join us for a 37 or so mile ride with a stop for some of Nettie's wonderful treats. The ride incorporates a number of fun short rolling hills. Please bring hydration and most importantly an upbeat inquisitive attitude ready to explore.
If you have questions, please text Bill Mastro at 917-921-5358. I also appreciate if you text me to let me know you are joining the ride. Generally, I forward the final ridewithps file to those who let me know they are attending. Any updates or weather issues will be posted to the ride listing by 7:30 on the day of the ride.
This will be an easy C+ ride around Center Moriches, that will average 11.8 - 12.5 and will be taking our break at Nettie's. There are some very nice water views along the way. No one gets dropped and we will be observing spacing rules, etc. Since the exact route will be determined as we go along, there will not be a cue sheet.
The number of riders is limited, so if you want to ride, text me (631-523-2129) with your SBRA Member Number and Emergency Contact phone number. I will respond to your text and let you know if you have a spot on the ride. Once the ride is filled, I will change to post to indicate that.
MEETING LOCATION: straight back from Wendy's and Dunkin Donuts, on the EAST SIDE of the shopping center.
Putting Feelers out for this one. Copake Lake NY ride. I will be camping up in Copake Lake. like to organize a ride if you want to travel to a new place and try new roads. 100K ride 3200 feet of climbing. It's roughly about a 3 hour drive to Copake Lake. After ride we can have lunch at my camper and enjoy the park camp grounds. There are Hotels near the camp ground and I believe the camp ground has rental cabins and Tent sites.
I posted as a B+ for the fact I don't know the roads and looking just to have fun ride. We can even have 35 mile ride on Sunday as well or go for a hike. This is also a perfect time for all the fall colors in trees.
Please text me if interested as I will work with Campground to see if I can get a better rate.
Gettiing together for a Fat bike ride on the beach to say goodby to summer. We'll head east on the sand along the ocean enjoying the waves crashing and turn around to catch the prevailing westerly winds back. Ride is planned to end as Sundays on the Bay opens for lunch. It would be great to have a nice lunch with the group. Bring or meet with your significant other for lunch.
Feeling left out because you don't have a fat bike? Ask your favorite ride leader to post a road bike ride to compliment this fat bike ride and join us for lunch.
Always glad to get together with my SBRA friends. Please text me if your interested.
This is an RSVP ride. I can only take 6 additional people on this ride due to the carry-on-bicycle limitations on the NYC Ferry.
As of now... only 4 spots remain open.
Here's the plan....
Roosevelt Island 59th Street Bridge Central Park NYC Ferry from UWS to Wall Street South Street Seaport Battery Park Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn Piers Prospect Park kosciuszko Bridge Pulaski Bridge Gantry Plaza State Park
The riding route is about 35 miles with about 1000 ft of elevation (plus 7 leisurely miles on the ferry). A 35 mile city ride with stops for sightseeing and photos can be a longer day than you might expect. I hope to be back at the cars by 3pm. Here's a link to the route:
Bring snacks and gels. We make stops fairly often, plus there will be an official rest stop somewhere along the way.
Obviously… not your typical "club ride". It's more like a day-long adventure ride. I'm very selective about the roads/paths I choose. Most will have a designated bike lane. A few will not. Some bicycle paths will have bumpy segments. I prefer to use my back-up "rain" road bike with 28mm tires.
This is a B/B+ ride ... not so much for the speed, but more for the hills (bridges) and the general confident bike handling skills required to navigate a variety of advanced cycling situations.
Contact me (text) in advance if you plan to come. Provide me with your SBRA Member # and I'll sign you in.
If you need an address for your GPS to find the start location, then use 42-25 Vernon Blvd, Queens, NY 11101
Feel free to text me with your questions or concerns.
Join us on Sunday, October 13, 2024 for the 9th annual CycleNY Long Island Ride to benefit the NY Bicycling Coalition (NYBC.net). The ride will begin at the spectacular Sunken Meadow State Park, with 25 mile and 50 mile route options. Both routes will be special and will take you through some of the area's most beautiful and best riding roads. The longer route option will include more challenging hills.
The New York Bicycling Coalition will be hosting the NY Bike Summit for the first time since 2018!
We hope you will join us in Albany on October 17th & 18th! More information including a preliminary list of great sessions and speakers is at the Summit Home Page.
We've locked in some terrific speakers including NY Assembly Member and Bike Champion Patricia Fahy, and League of American Bicyclists Policy Director Ken McLeod (see lots of more locked in speakers at the Summit home page).
Founded in 1990, NYBC is the only statewide organization focused primarily on cycling. We work with local bike clubs and advocacy organizations like yours to unite, inspire, and support the New York cycling community and to provide a cohesive voice for people who ride bikes across New York State. The Bike Summit is a great way for us to convene as a community and build a network for real change in New York!
We hope you can join us at this year's NY Bike Summit.
A SPECIAL RIDE TO HELP FEED THE HUNGRY. Join us on this annual charity ride to help feed the hungry in our communities.
$20 to register for this ride (click here to signup now). All proceeds go to: Long Island Cares, the Harry Chapin Food Bank.
Unfortunately, 39% are children under 18 and nearly 48% are working poor. Let’s ALL join in this ride and help make a difference in someone’s life. Your donation can help feed some of the 65,000 people on LI who need food assistance each week. ADDITIONAL DONATIONS ENCOURAGED. NON-RIDING MEMBERSCAN JOIN IN WITH YOUR OWN DONATION. RAIN DATE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20TH There will be multiple ride levels available. All rides should complete by 2:00pm. There will be a bring a dish tailgate style celebration after the ride.
Today is the SBRA CARES ride which is our fundraiser for Long Island Cares. If you come on this ride you need to go onto our web page and sign up with a Minimum donation of 20.00 which goes to Long Island Cares. We will be having a BBQ after the ride where everyone brings something to share. We will have BBQ's set up to grill hamburgers and hot dogs. We are doing a spin out to Manorville taking a very short break so we can get back for the BBQ.
This is SBRA's annual fund raiser for Long Island Cares. You must sign up for this ride on the SBRA website. A minimum donation of $20 is required but more is greatly appreciated. BBQ after the ride. Everyone is encouraged to bring something to share. BBQ's will be provided if you would like to cook hamburgers, hotdogs, etc.
Ride will probably go Westhampton. More details to follow.
Road speed on the flats 16-17 mph, slower on the ups and faster on the downs. Final average high 15 to low 16.
Faster riders welcome if you want to do this pace WE RIDE AS A GROUP
Usual gulp and goes
pulls appreciated
PLEASE READ:
Today is the SBRA CARES ride which is our fundraiser for Long Island Cares. If you come on this ride you need to go onto our web page and sign up with a Minimum donation of 20.00 which goes to Long Island Cares. We will be having a BBQ after the ride where everyone brings something to share. We will have BBQ's set up to grill hamburgers and hot dogs. We are doing a spin out to Manorville taking a very short break so we can get back for the BBQ.
Once again I will be donating $50 for every rider thats joins me. This is a very important cause no one should go hungry!!!
This will be a true B/A- ride for now. I may be still taking it easy.
If you want to go faster go on John"s ride.
Pleas rsvp. 516-680-1052
Today is the SBRA CARES ride which is our fundraiser for Long Island Cares. If you come on this ride you need to go onto our web page and sign up with a Minimum donation of 20.00 which goes to Long Island Cares. We will be having a BBQ after the ride where everyone brings something to share. We will have BBQ's set up to grill hamburgers and hot dogs.
This will be a C+ ride, which will average 12.2 - 12.8. My route is not set, and the distance could be 21-23 - wherever we go, there will be food and bathrooms are available.
This is the club's FUND RAISER RIDE for LONG ISLAND CARES. If you want to come on this ride you must register on the website where the link to sign up is available. Sign-up requires a donation of $20 (minimum), which will be donated to Long Island Cares. In addition, I am limiting the number of riders on my rides and you musttext me with your name, SBRA Member Number, and Emergency Contact phone number if you want to do my ride. I will return the text: YES, you have a spot…or…NO, Ride Filled. NO TEXT, NO RIDE!
There will be a tailgate party after the ride, so bring something to share if you plan to stay.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the ride start to "get yourself" ready.
The Executive Board Meeting will by held via Zoom (Virtual Meeting) at 7:00 pm
All members are welcome to join the meeting. If a member has business they would like to discuss at the board meeting, please contact Jeff Meyer, VP of Administration so the board can be preparded to address your topic of discussion and you can be sent the virtual meeting login details. (vp_administration@SBRAweb.org) Any vote taken at a board meeting are by board members only.
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