Last weekend I attended a long mtn bike weekend. What a blast! I was personally amazed by the skills of the group. They gave me lots of inspiration to improve my own skills to really get the most

One of the down sides of living in NYC and loving mountain biking, is the inability to just do a quick after-work trail ride. Sure, I often commute by bike, or do laps in Central Park, but it's not

Saturday was cold and crisp. I missed the opportunity to join the scheduled road ride from NYC to Cold Spring, and had to go to CT to visit family, so rented a car, brought my bike and headed to a

Finally, a great day to return to the trails and not worry about damaging them. Except for numerous blowdowns from recent storms (that had played havoc on that part of Fairfield County the prior weekend)

A snowy late winter means many weeks off the mountain bike. After three consecutive weeks of x-c skiing (Minnewaska, Fahnestock and High Point), beautiful weather yesterday meant a perfect day for

Plans to bike the trails of Blue Mtn were dashed by a stomach virus that hit hard last night. Would have been a perfect day to ride the hard frozen trails. Started to feel better by 11am, so headed

......Hank Schiffman, Scott Blau and I met at the GWB for a less-than-typical ride to the Bear Mtn Bridge. Our objective was to ride as many off-road routes as possible from NYC to Bear Mtn. We started

Posting by Scott Blau:Carl and I met at the friendly confines of the 242nd St. Burger King. We rode up through Van Cortland Park on the South County Trail to Yonkers Ave. There was enough snow and

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Too much snow pack on mtn bike trails north of the city, so John, Hank and I headed east to Long Island for some "ice-biking". We started in snow-less Massapequa near Long Islands south shore. We