Vizslas are very intelligent, loving and energetic dogs. They are natural
hunters and love to run and exercise. I have 4 males and 1 female remaining. I
am only looking to cover my vet bills. It's my priority to get these adorable
puppies good homes. Please either email or call my cell @914-424-6208. I will be
glad to email some recent pictures.

I'm looking for people who know the cue sheets and routes in the Lee, Mass.
area.
(Great Barrington/Stockbridge/Lee/ Lennox, Pittsfield)
I see that the WCC library already has several cue sheets from Sunset Motel in
Lee.
I'd like recommendations for the best routes/cue sheets to follow?  (Scenic,
quiet...)  Please contact me at:  914-831-5616.    Much appreciated!   Ave


PS I'm already aware of the Alice Restaurant 60+ mile route.

Hadn't thought of the glove.  (Any tissue I carried would just be a soggy sweaty
lump.)

On other idea, if you have a slice in your tire, a dollar bill liner between the
tube and the tire will often hold you until you can get to a repair shop.  It
won't tear or push through.

Thanks, Gus. Next time I get a flat in the dark I will remember
this. :-) When I was at home yesterday during the day, I took the
additional precaution of hosing out the interior of the tire in case
of any debris lodged there, then dried it before installing the tube.

Susan

On Apr 27, 2009, at 9:42 AM, wastead wrote:

> Susan,
> The other thing to do when getting a puncture...gently run your
> fingers through the inside of the tire.  This will usually tell you
> - ouch! - if you have anything sharp that will flat your new tube.
> Remove the object before you mount the new tube.
>
> Gus
>

Susan,
The other thing to do when getting a puncture...gently run your fingers through
the inside of the tire.  This will usually tell you - ouch! - if you have
anything sharp that will flat your new tube.  Remove the object before you mount
the new tube.

Gus

A friend signed up for the ride and is now unable to do it. He is willing to
give his package (bib, info) to anyone who will use it. No charge - just be able
to pick up the package from him - location to be arranged near Yorktown or
Ossining. If you are interested send Roy an email at roybyrd@...

By now, I assume that all of you who are planning on joining WCC at the
Lancaster Covered Bridge Metric Century in July have made your reservations at
the hotel. If for some reason you are interested, but have no idea what I am
referring to, drop me an e-mail and I will fill you in.
Phase two: we are going to try to set up group eating events both Saturday and
Sunday night. On Saturday, we will try to have dinner at a real Amish Home.
Before I try to get reservations and other details, I will need a number of
"diners" to provide.
So:
If you are coming, and want to have dinner with the group, please e-mail me
DIRECTLY: seehuntny@....
I will need to know if it is for Saturday, Sunday, or BOTH nights.
I will need the number in your Party.
As usual, we will have a PRE, and possibly a POST dinner cocktail party both
nights as well. I will send details on that much later.
We will also have rides posted for both Saturday and Monday. Larry Schwartz is
coordinating the routes for the B riders. Since there may be others of different
ride levels who wish to ride, please let me know if you are willing to be a ride
leader for the slower or faster groups. Larry and I will help you find suitable
route sheets for any desired distance.

Bill

Thanks, guys. That agrees with what I found on the web. My first
holes, so a new experience! :-)

Susan

On Apr 26, 2009, at 3:19 PM, Josh Salit wrote:

> i agree with Rachel for what it's worth.  if the holes are so small,
> that you can't actually see the tube, they're probably fine.
>
> On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 1:34 PM,  <bike2me@...> wrote:
>>
>>
>> If the tire's in decent enough shape and nothing is poking through,
>> it
>> should be fine.  As a little insurance you can put a patch (like
>> you use on
>> a tube) on the inside of the tire as a little extra reinforcement.
>>
>> Rachel
>

i agree with Rachel for what it's worth.  if the holes are so small,
that you can't actually see the tube, they're probably fine.

On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 1:34 PM,  <bike2me@...> wrote:
>
>
> If the tire's in decent enough shape and nothing is poking through, it
> should be fine.  As a little insurance you can put a patch (like you use on
> a tube) on the inside of the tire as a little extra reinforcement.
>
> Rachel
>
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Hi all,

Yesterday in Boston I had a lovely ride, marred only by not one, but
two flat tires one after the other in the dark. Since I changed the
first tube in the dark, I couldn't see what caused the puncture. The
second flat was close enough to the car that I made it without
changing the tube.

This morning, when I went to investigate and repair, I found a metal
staple-like thing embedded in the tire. It clearly caused both
punctures. I removed it, and the holes it left are pretty small, but
I'm wondering - should I be thinking about replacing the tire as well
as the tube?

Thanks,
Susan

If anyone has photos from today's Two Bridges ride that they would like me to
upload to the WCC photo gallery, please forward to: 
avram53@..., Ave

I'll be riding from White Plains, to catch the 8:10AM train from
Tarrytown to Cold Spring for the ride on Saturday.  Anyone headed the
same way feel like fighting the Rt119 traffic with me?

Hi all,

Just thought I would let you know that my choices after getting
clipped were more about protecting my own safety in the end. So I
bought a bike horn - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0017SFPQ8 and
more reflective stuff. Hopefully I can make drivers more aware of my
space.

Susan

One thing I like about MassBike is that they are so proactive with
their email newsletters, and that you don't have to be a member to
receive them. It makes activism/information much more likely. I look
forward to my visit to Boston this weekend!

Susan
Sent from my iPod

On Apr 22, 2009, at 7:43 PM, "William F. O'Connell O.D., F.A.A.O."
<seehuntny@...
  > wrote:

> http://www.massbike.org/bikebill/index.htm
>
> A fairly thorough law covering many aspects of cycling and
> interactions with motorists.  Massachusetts follows new law in Ct.
> Interesting reading.
>
> Bill
>
>
>
> ------------------------------------
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Rudy Project is having a special promotion with a helmet, T-shirt, branded
sports bag and other equipment at a special price with purchase of certain Rudy
Project eyewear.  It looks like a great deal for those interested in new cycling
eyewear in the near future.
Posted as an April deal, I don't know when it ends.  Check out their website for
more details.


Since our last correspondence, the Rudy Project Free Gear Deal has kicked into
high gear and the reviews are in. We've been running major 4-page inserts in
Bicycling Magazine, VeloNews, Bike Magazine and all the big regional competitive
sports papers, not to mention full page ads elsewhere, and all signs confirm
that EVERYONE LOVES THIS DEAL!

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The Free Gear Deal includes your favorite Rudy shades, your choice of spare
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A fairly thorough law covering many aspects of cycling and interactions with
motorists.  Massachusetts follows new law in Ct.
Interesting reading.

Bill

presumably October 10th, 11th or 12th.

On Tue, Apr 21, 2009 at 10:12 AM,  <leonardx2@...> wrote:
>
>
> Any idea of when it takes place ?
>
> -------------- Original message from "brucekwells" <bkwells@...>:
> --------------
>
> I am posting this for David Kliger. Having a local race would be a lot of
> fun, but it needs a coordinator. I can't do it either, but maybe a WCC
> member could.
>
> The town of Port Chester has approached Cafeteros (local racing club)
> through Jeff Knisely about putting on a crit for Columbus day. Cafeteros is
> willing to be a major help in terms of planning and volunteers but they lack
> a major essential ingredient, one person to take on the responsibility of
> leading the effort.
>
> Tom Coleman already is very involved with the Tokeneke race and does a
> tremendous amount of work for Cafeteros. Mark Lalloo is willing to help but
> does not want to be the major player. Do you know of anyone in USI or
> outside of USI who would be willing to take on this project? If you do
> please contact me at: pmdk1@...
>
> Thank you,
> David Kliger
>
>

I am posting this for David Kliger.  Having a local race would be a lot of fun,
but it needs a coordinator.  I can't do it either, but maybe a WCC member could.

The town of Port Chester has approached Cafeteros (local racing club) through
Jeff Knisely about putting on a crit for Columbus day. Cafeteros is willing to
be a major help in terms of planning and volunteers but they lack a major
essential ingredient, one person to take on the responsibility of leading the
effort.

Tom Coleman already is very involved with the Tokeneke race and does a
tremendous amount of work for Cafeteros. Mark Lalloo is willing to help but does
not want to be the major player. Do you know of anyone in USI or outside of USI
who would be willing to take on this project?  If you do please contact me at: 
pmdk1@...

Thank you,
David Kliger

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--- On Mon, 4/20/09, John <nyburbs@...> wrote:

> From: John <nyburbs@...>
> Subject: [WCCChat] Cycling Performance Tips
> To: WCCChat@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, April 20, 2009, 2:29 PM
> I came across an informative article on exercise induced
> muscle pain, soreness and cramps that I thought you might
> find of interest.  Go to this link at
> www.cptips.com/muspain.htm
>
> Regards,
> John P

I came across an informative article on exercise induced muscle pain, soreness
and cramps that I thought you might find of interest.  Go to this link at
www.cptips.com/muspain.htm

Regards,
John P