See you tomorrow. John

I am looking to lead a B+ ride tomorrow from Oyster Bay, See the ridewithgps like for ride details. If you are interested please RSVP. If anyone RSVP's the ride will be on. Ride starts at 10

Please let me know if you’d like to join me to ride Frank DelBalso’s Hilly Hill, a never-ending series of short, steep climbs. The Ridewithgps file can be found at the bottom of this email. We

Ok, I’ll be at Smith St at 10:00AM Today Sunday for a “Show & Go” Thanks John Siedlecki

Smith Street 10

John and Scott, I mean I can go at 10:00am Today. Sunday. Thanks. John Siedlecki

I just saw these texts now. I can ride at 10:00 Smith St. start right John Siedlecki

Scott, How about a 10 am start today? John

warmer is relative

Going to VT to snowboard and shoe shoe. It’s still winter up there. Enjoy the blacktop. Rich

Sorry, I am not available tomorrow and the temperature is borderline for me. Thank you, Fredric Itkin On Saturday, 6 March 2021,

Temp needs to be at least 35 for me. I’d consider riding in the afternoon. Scott

So it's supposed to be a little bit warmer tomorrow but still a little cold. At 9 it's supposed to be 30 degrees and at 10 :00 31 degrees. 1 p.m. puts us at 36 degrees and 2 p.m. puts us at 37

I wasn’t that clear. The flatter South Shore rides usually average 20-25 feet per mile. North Shore the higher 45-60.

As far as elevation the rides that are not flat, those generally to the South Shore, usually average 45-50 feet per mile. Many recently have approached 60. Gerry

Thanks! Great answer! Mike Shapiro

Our B+ rides typically go with varied paces, but Club policy is that they should be no more than 16 to 17 miles per hour maximum speed on the flats. Distances of rides vary based on how late in the

I think of myself as a B rider, averaging about 13.5 mph and comfortable with distances up to 35 miles (not tomorrow, a little later in the season) and generally about 25 ft/mile elevation gain. What

I second Roger’s “Hmmmmm."

See you tomorrow morning. Scott