Where do you Bike New York?

On Sunday mornings, at about 5 a.m., I gear-up with my long distance stuff – more aerodynamic attire.  I jump on my, Cannondale (CAAD 10).  I ride across the George Washington Bridge, zoom by all the hardcore cyclists as they go in the opposite direction toward the 9W.  I exit the bridge, head toward Riverside [...] Read more »

“I live and work in NJ now, but on nice Sunday mornings, I like to bring my bike to Fort Lee very early where I park and then ride over the George Washington Bridge. I make my way down the east side of Manhattan through the streets and avenues while everyone is still sleeping. Then [...] Read more »

Today we’re taking a ride off the beaten bike lane and exploring one of New York’s most recognizable neighborhoods.  Originally founded by Dutch farmers in the late 16th Century, Harlem eventually became a lively epicenter of ethnic diversity and cultural awakening (particularly during the Harlem Renaissance).  Proposed bike lanes, (represented by dotted lines on the [...] Read more »