NightCAP weekly rides
Tuesdays, 7:00 pm
Herbert Von King Park, Brooklyn
Join NightCAP (Cyclists Against Patriarchy), a social ride for trans & nonbinary people, queer, and allied cis women. Each ride will meet at Herbert Von King Park, and the group will ride to various destinations, decided by leaders each week.
More Information: @nightcap_brooklyn on Instagram
An Introduction to Bike Touring, Bikepacking & Route Creation (Hosted by Eighth Hour Bike Studio)
Saturday, May 7, 2022 (Bike Touring), 6-8pm - (by Shreya Mehta)
Saturday, May 14th 2022 (Routing) - 6-8pm (by Dan Engesetter)
On Saturday May 7th & 14th, from 6-8pm, we are hosting, along with Chris (@
whitesaucenohotsauce), two introductory courses on Bike Touring/Bikepacking & Route Creation. If you’ve been interested in traveling this way, but don’t know where to start, these classes were designed with you in mind.
The first curated course, with Shreya (@
shreyameowmehta), will cover the approach to & the basics of bike touring/bikepacking, along with nutrition, fitness, & the basic mechanical knowledge needed to feel confident on the road. The second course, with Dan (@
aletteredengine) will cover the approach to route creation, which tools to utilize, & you will get to make a touring route with the class! With access in mind, we are offering these classes FOR FREE. As space is limited in the studio, we are able to comfortably host 12 people.
If there is an overwhelming response from folks, we will work on adding a second run of the class later this summer.
Please check out the
Eventbrite link for registration or inquire with us via (email/DM) or stop in the shop! . #eighthhourstudio
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here for more information.
Brooklyn Bike Tour with YPT - NYC and NYC DOT
Saturday, June 4, 2022
1:00pm (wheels down at 1:30pm)
Foley Square (Lafayette St. & Centre St.), Manhattan
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Ride along with Young Professionals in Transportation (YPT-NYC) and WE Bike NYC for an awesome and informative bike ride through Brooklyn!
WE will be joined by staff from NYC DOT and members of the Prospect Heights Neighborhood Development Council, who manage the Vanderbilt Ave Open Street.
WE will begin this ~4 mile ride at Foley Square in Manhattan and ride over the dedicated bike lane on the Brooklyn Bridge. The ride will continue through Brooklyn and will end at the hugely successful Vanderbilt Ave Open Street. Along the way, WE will gain insights into the implementation of bicycle infrastructure from conception to fruition.
After the ride, stick around to join fellow YPT and WE Bike NYC members for drinks and snacks on Vanderbilt Ave.
What to bring: Helmet, mask, sunscreen, money for food/drinks, full water bottles.
Note: This is an all-gender ride open for bicyclists of all experience levels. Helmets are required.