Twin Lights Ride is on Sunday, Sept. 29th, rain or shine!
We are pulling out all the stops for the 2013 Twin Lights Ride! With ocean views on some routes and treats like pies and chocolate fountains, cyclists will enjoy riding the back roads of Monmouth County, New Jersey, more than ever. The annual Twin Lights Ride begins and ends beneath the famed Twin Lights overlooking Sandy Hook. Twin Lights Ride is produced in partnership with the Highlands Business Partnership. The tour includes route choices from 31 to 104 miles, so there’s something for everyone!
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"Kevin, I can tell you that I'm riding a hybrid and my son is riding a mountain bike. However he is putting on tires that are a little less tractor-like, though it's still a far cry from a road bike. Not ideal, no doubt, but you won't be alone!"
"How many "non road bikes" participate in the 75 and 100 mile rides? I converted a Gary Fisher Tassajara MTB for road use but don't want to find myself surrounded by straight road bikes."
"While the majority of bicycles on the 75 and 100 mile rides are road bikes, we do get a handful of mountain bikes and hybrids participating in the longer rides."
"The ferries leave at 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. You must sign up for the ferry in advance, and the price is $50 per person.
100 and 75-milers should take the 6:30 ferry, 55-milers can choose either, and 30-milers should take the 8:30.
If you have other questions, don't hesitate to email us at info@bikenewyork.org!"
"What times are the ferries please?"
"I did the 75-miler a few years ago before I lost 80 lbs. Now I'm planning to do my first (and last) century ride at age 63. Any advice?"
"[...] it. Get out there and strut your stuff! Our next and last organized ride of the season is the Twin Lights ride on the Jersey shore in late September. I can’t wait! In the meantime, maybe we’ll [...]"