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Rich Jones

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One picture every mile. 39.4 miles round trip from Bergen County NJ to Queens. It's so much fun. Tell me your fav pic below 👇 taken in New York, New York by @richie_engineer

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2 years ago

I'm human enough to admit I could frequently be more kind but realistic enough to know that if we try to be more kind we can make the world a better place. taken in Wolf Lake, Sullivan County by @richie_engineer

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a year ago

I have thousands of hours riding in the dark, here's my light solution:

1. Solid dynamo lights front and rear, you can't forget to charge them. My setup is from @sonnabendynamo
2. Rear radar. I really like the @wahoofitnessofficial TRACKR Radar - it's a significantly better light than the competitors. If you want to mount a radar on a saddlebag, use the clip from @kom_cycling
3. Helmet with integrated lights. I use the Aura from @unit1gear and it's awesome.
All of the lights were purchased retail.

And the bike .... an Apollo Ti from @ridepriority taken in New York, New York by @richie_engineer

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18 hours ago

Riverside Drive north of 165th in Manhattan is kinda fun taken in New York, New York by @richie_engineer

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2 days ago

Seriously the pedestrian lane is great. It's scary AF walking with the bikes, don't do it. taken in Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge by @richie_engineer

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3 days ago

I've been over this bridge thousands of times and it never gets old. taken in George Washington Bridge by @richie_engineer

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4 days ago

Not all gaps are worth the risk. You have to always think about where the back and sides of vehicles are likely to move. taken in New York, New York by @richie_engineer

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4 days ago

Sure you could just ride in the woods but where's the fun in that taken in New York, New York by @richie_engineer

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5 days ago

Keeping your feet dry and clean on the bike:
1. Fenders. Most effective by far.
2. Waterproof socks or shoes. I use waterproof socks by @showerspass most of the year and waterproof winter boots from @lakecycling. If you can make sure you've got room in your shoes for a little extra sock thickness.
3. Shoe covers only to keep your shoes clean. It's helpful but long term they won't keep your feet dry. Buy whatever is on sale. taken in New York, New York by @richie_engineer

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6 days ago

Truly can't be beat. taken in New York, New York by @richie_engineer

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7 days ago

Persistence? Persistence. taken in Maywood, New Jersey by @richie_engineer

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8 days ago

I love being able to interact with other people biking, because I'm not in a big metal box. taken in Fort Lee, New Jersey by @richie_engineer

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9 days ago