We are in the third year of Brooklyn by Bike rides and I cannot believe it! Time is flying so fast. I’ve meet so many amazing people on these rides, many of whom have become regulars and close friends. I’m happy to be riding again this year. We kicked off the season with a ride [...]
Read more →Dec 17th: Hosted by Marcy and Kim from Adeline Adeline, a bike ride to an art gallery and then off skating in Bryant Park.
Dec 19th: Hosted by Times Up and joined by the DOB-C, a ride to check out the Christmas lights of Dyker Heights.
This past Saturday my friend Dan and I took NJ Transit from Penn Station to Salisbury-Mills which is about 1 hr 15min outside of New York City. NJ Transit is actually quite bike friendly
Read more →This past Saturday I organized a ride from Manhattan over the George Washington Bridge, through the Palisades and onto Piermont, NY. The ride was around 40 miles round trip from 177st & Cabrini Blvd through beautifully hilly terrain. Most of our rides are anywhere from 10-20 miles usually ending up at a destination where we can gather and socialize so this ride was more of challenge. While we gathered at 177st, cyclists in full kit whizzed past on their racing bikes but we were not intimidated!
Read more →Even though I couldn’t join my fellow cyclists on bike this past Sunday for our food cart ride because of a leg injury, I still had a great time crawling the street for delicious Ecuadorian, Mexican and Halal food. A big thanks to Danny, Steve and Noel for helping lead and to Ryan for giving [...]
Read more →Stumbled upon this video with my namesake and had to post it up. According to the guy taking us over the Brooklyn bridge to Williamsburg (which doesn’t even take you there) you can find David Byrne’s bike rack called the “hipster.” Good for a laugh. Enjoy.
Read more →Sunny 60 degree weather in October spent on a bicycle with a group of friendly people had to have been the best way to end a season of rides here on Brooklyn by Bike!
Read more →This past Saturday, we completed an epic Tour del Taco Ride through Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn. The ride itself was around 36 miles. Though nine stops were planned, we only made it to six taco joints – a pretty decent showing nonetheless.
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