Ok, thanks. Hopefully dry (or at least drier) at 10:00. Scott

Jerry c. Got it Jerry

Due to the roads being wet right now I am delaying the ride start to 10 AM. For the riders that RSVP’d please respond so I know you read this. Larry Denbaum

I’m passing on today’s ride. Roads are wetter than I prefer riding. Be safe. Scott

I'm in

MY SCREW UP, RIDE IS TOMORROW, SATURDAY. Holidays and retirement have me unaware of what day it is. Bruce

I can’t make it anyway, but tomorrow is Saturday. Is the ride tomorrow or Sunday? Michael Shapiro

There will be a ride tomorrow, starting 10am from South Service Road and Bagatelle Road. We will head east to Ronkonkoma and return all done at a B+ pace. Please RSVP if you would like us to

Jerry C I’ll be there Jerry

Please join me tomorrow, January 2nd for Frank Del Balso's Huntington Beach Ride. It's "only 39.1 miles and 2351 feet of climbing," but Frank claims that the climbing is harder than his Hilly Hell

I'm in. John

See you there, early and hopefully bright- Matt

I’m happy to ride tomorrow. Thanks for leading Larry. Scott Scott Abrams 516-503-5186

I am looking to lead a 50 mile B+ ride from Smith street leaving at 9 AM going to Nissequogue Long and Short Beaches. The weather looks to be in the low 50's. If I get RSVP's the ride will be

Braking power, and application of that power is vastly superior with disc's, especially when wet. As to the weight difference, all I need to do is look in the mirror or step on the scale. Before I

Old Rim brakes are is away from bike manufacturers to cause you to buy something new. Upkeep is also greater. Rim brakes are easy to maintain. Yes stopping power is enhanced but if you maintain your

I wanted to send out a special thanks to Frank Del Balso for lending his Hilly He## ride to me and three other NYCC friends. We modified the ride to start at the Syosset LIRR station, but included all

I bought a new carbon bike last year . My intention was to build up a new bike with rim brakes because there was a good availability of used carbon rims . The savings on the rims would be substantial

Dan, I agree with everything you have said. I have now moved on to direct-mount rim brakes (Tarmac SL6) over the traditional center-mount rim brakes. DM brakes do not go off center and have improved

On off road bicycles, disc brakes are superior for several reasons including the disc is not dragging through the mud which gives the brake pads a clean surface. Also if they are hydraulic, then it is