Is there anything better than rolling through 40 miles of car-free NYC streets, shoulder to shoulder with bike lovers from around the globe who've come together in pursuit of a perfect spring ride? Simply put, yes: Upgrading that ride with fresh gear from some of the biggest names in cycling!
HEre at Bike New York, some of our favorite success stories are those that start at a class and end at the finish of one of our rides. In this Bike New Yorker spotlight, Jordi Frank takes us on her journey from signing up for her first Learn to ride class to the victory she experienced at the Twin Lights Ride... all within the span of a single year!
The weather may not cooperate. Here are Some things to keep in mind if it doesn't: Roads might be slippery in spots. Use extreme caution when going downhill and around sharp turns. Also keep in mind that stripes and other road markings tend to be slicker than asphalt. Check your tires to ensure that you have treads suitable for wet conditions. Puddles may be deeper than they appear. Ride with caution. Some riders might be wearing wet or fogged-up glasses or goggles, and their visibility may be reduced — so pass carefully and signal to riders behind you when stopping or slowing down. Dress appropriately with...