NYC Civil War Monuments Ride
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NYC Civil War Monuments Ride
The Civil War still influences our country today. Cities in the South are in conflict over whether or not to remove their Confederate monuments. Here in New York City we have many monuments dedicated to the heroes of the Union who fought for freedom for all men and women. Many were designed and sculpted by leading artists of the day. Staring at Riverside Drive & 97th Street we’ll take a 27 mile ride to visit nine of these historic monuments in Manhattan and Brooklyn. At each monument we’ll compress and hear a brief description of the monument and soldiers, sailors or ships that are honored there. We’ll stop for lunch at Zaytoons in the Brooklyn’s Prospect Heights neighborhood. Join us for camaraderie, some history and a city ride.
We'll start at 9:00. Please RSVP.
==> Rain cancels the ride. Check this site the morning of the ride to see if it has been canceled.
WHAT TO BRING
Bring a bike in good condition, a bike lock, a spare inner tube and water.
Bring money for lunch.
LUNCH
Zaytoons -- 594 Vanderbilt Ave. & St. Marks (Comfort food)
Dessert -- Ample Hills Creamery, 623 Vanderbilt Ave. (Excellent ice cream)
EMERGENCY Repairs -- Manhattan
Larry’s Freewheeling -- 301 W. 110th St. & Central Park West
Danny’s Cycles -- 231 W. 96th St. & Broadway
Master Bike Shop -- 265 W. 72nd St. & West End
Liberty Cycles -- 846 9th Ave. & W. 55th St.
Danny’s Cycles --653 10th Ave. & 46th St.
EMERGENCY Repairs -- Brooklyn
Bicycle Habitat -- 560 Vanderbilt Ave. & Bergen St.
Fulton Bikes -- 997 Fulton St. & Waverly Ave.
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