NYC This Weekend
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NYC This Weekend
I'm going to be staying in the Lower East Side for a few days. I can't bring my bike, but I may have an entire day free to ride. Is there an LBS nearby that rents decent bikes by the day? Here all the rental bikes are hybrids with handlebar bags that have something like "Yay Chicago!" written on it. I'm no snob, but a man has his limits. Or if someone has a beater lying around, I wouldn't mind renting from them. Has anyone been to Trackstar recently? What's their Reload stock looking like? Any good shows coming up? Someone said Rogue Wave was going to be there on Thursday. Someone was wrong....
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Originally Posted by monkey
I'm going to be staying in the Lower East Side for a few days. I can't bring my bike, but I may have an entire day free to ride. Is there an LBS nearby that rents decent bikes by the day? Here all the rental bikes are hybrids with handlebar bags that have something like "Yay Chicago!" written on it. I'm no snob, but a man has his limits. Or if someone has a beater lying around, I wouldn't mind renting from them. Has anyone been to Trackstar recently? What's their Reload stock looking like? Any good shows coming up? Someone said Rogue Wave was going to be there on Thursday. Someone was wrong....
As I did with Adam shoot me a PM and I will be your guide. We have a crit race ..The Harlem Skyscraper..aka "Skinscaper" on father's day at 124th streeet and Madison. What size do you ride?/
S/F,
CEYA!
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I'd love to play fixed tour guide, but I'm out of commision for now and so is my bike.
Giant Road cones and errant peds has caused me to seperate my shoulder and completely taco my front wheel. Bicycle Station in Brooklyn would probably have something for you. PM Moss who wrenches there and he might be able to hook you up also.
Giant Road cones and errant peds has caused me to seperate my shoulder and completely taco my front wheel. Bicycle Station in Brooklyn would probably have something for you. PM Moss who wrenches there and he might be able to hook you up also.
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Originally Posted by fixedfiend
I'd love to play fixed tour guide, but I'm out of commision for now and so is my bike.
Giant Road cones and errant peds has caused me to seperate my shoulder and completely taco my front wheel.
Giant Road cones and errant peds has caused me to seperate my shoulder and completely taco my front wheel.
ouch. hope ya heal fast.
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Originally Posted by fixedfiend
I'd love to play fixed tour guide, but I'm out of commision for now and so is my bike.
Giant Road cones and errant peds has caused me to seperate my shoulder and completely taco my front wheel. Bicycle Station in Brooklyn would probably have something for you. PM Moss who wrenches there and he might be able to hook you up also.
Giant Road cones and errant peds has caused me to seperate my shoulder and completely taco my front wheel. Bicycle Station in Brooklyn would probably have something for you. PM Moss who wrenches there and he might be able to hook you up also.
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Originally Posted by absntr
Wait, sorry, not the collarbone club! But welcome to the separation club!
Is it painful? Moreso than a collarbone? How long is the recuperation period?
Is it painful? Moreso than a collarbone? How long is the recuperation period?
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Originally Posted by fixedfiend
probably 4 to 6 weeks of some painful rehab. They want you moving the shoulder as much pain as you can bear to keep flexibility.
Monkey's a good guy, take good care of him NYC'ers - plus he has a sexy Gios track bike.
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Originally Posted by monkey
What's their Reload stock looking like?
It is a hour and 20 minutes via Amtrak (expensive) and a little over 2 hours doing the New Jersey Transit/SEPTA route (much cheaper). Yet, NYC will probably keep you very busy so you might not have the time.
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Originally Posted by mr.o
Is this race open to all? If so, what time does it start? Any check points? Or just a straight race?
It is a USCF saction race Pro 1,2,3 4, and Masters and Citizens race.
NO Messenger style Alley cats!
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Last edited by Ceya; 06-15-05 at 10:02 PM.
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Originally Posted by chimpo
If you have the time and the money to do it, you should head to Philly and visit Reload. I was there a couple of weeks ago and stopped by Reload and picked up a frame pad. They have a really nice space in the Northern Liberties section of the city.
It is a hour and 20 minutes via Amtrak (expensive) and a little over 2 hours doing the New Jersey Transit/SEPTA route (much cheaper). Yet, NYC will probably keep you very busy so you might not have the time.
It is a hour and 20 minutes via Amtrak (expensive) and a little over 2 hours doing the New Jersey Transit/SEPTA route (much cheaper). Yet, NYC will probably keep you very busy so you might not have the time.
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Kissena Velodrome Championships
Schedule:
Friday, June 17th - 5pm start
Individual Time Trial
Saturday, June 18th - 10am start
Keirin
Points Race
Team Sprint
Individual Pursuit
Sunday, June 19th - 10am start
Match Sprint
Scratch Race
Madison
Schedule:
Friday, June 17th - 5pm start
Individual Time Trial
Saturday, June 18th - 10am start
Keirin
Points Race
Team Sprint
Individual Pursuit
Sunday, June 19th - 10am start
Match Sprint
Scratch Race
Madison





