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Photos by Amy Bolger, Ed Haas, Michael Toomey, and Dave Trattles. Click on a photo to see an enlargement and scroll through, and check out the photo contest for more images from this beautiful day. For individual rider photos, check out brightroom.

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Goodness gracious, great balls of fire! For the first time in the event's 34-year history, pyrotechnics marked the start line.	Crossing the start line for 42 miles.	Instead of car horns, how about a vuvuzela?
Folks who make the Tour happen: Alan Ando of Eastern Mountain Sports, Cannondale's Frank Hwang, Michael Gargiulo of WNBC-TV, Greg Braca of TD Bank, Dan Domenech from Rock of Ages, DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Kahn, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, Bike New York President Ken Podziba and Chair Leonard Diamond.	High five on this beautiful day.	Flowers in bloom, even in the heart of Midtown Manhattan.
Radio City Music Hall welcomes riders.	A special message from Japan.	Riders from one of the Tour's 34 charity teams, Kids of Courage.
Up into Central Park, one of New York's finest.	April showers brought May flowers to New York.	Vy Higgensen's teen gospel choir lays out the welcome mat in Harlem.
And BombaYo represents in the Bronx.	And BombaYo represents in the Bronx.	Heading back into Manhattan after a quick visit to the South Bronx.
New York's bagels, the best in the world, at the FDR Rest Area in Manhattan.	This tunnel passes under Gracie Mansion, the mayoral residence.	Front-riding marshals lead the pack across the newly renamed Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge into Queens.
Astoria Park, the first rest area in Queens.	A scenic view of the Triborough Bridge, which the ride passes under rather than atop.	Local talent from the Ebony Hillbillies entertain at the Con Edison Learning Center Rest Area, also in Queens.
The royal wedding on the Friday before the ride may have inspired some choices in headgear.	Williamsburg, Brooklyn	The bike lane here is well traveled year-round, but it's no match for the crowds on the Five Boro.
Brooklyn Bridge and Fulton Landing, site of Bike New York's Five Boro Bike Fest the day beforehand.	A dazzling performance by the Hungry March Band.	BQE traffic jam, which we sincerely regret. [President's statement]
Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, en route to the final climb: the majestic, imposing Verrazano-Narrows Bridge	Congratulations on making it to the Festival!	The celebration begins here, at mile 39.
Sponsors, exhibitors, and samples aplenty.	Two friends checking out the action.	Lounging in the VIP lunch area.
A bicycle built for three!	The official jersey, which features the 2011 Tour artwork on the back.	A lucky winner in one of TD Bank's many raffles throughout the day.
Lookin' good in souvenir shirts: that's the Stars and Stripes made of bikes!	A special Nutcase helmet, just for Bike New York.	The final leg of the day's journey, on board the Staten Island Ferry back to Manhattan.