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JSTS at the Shore on 10/8/2011
JSTS is a club whose primary focus is on social rather than competitive riding.

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News	- Saturday, Jan 28: an all-pace ride leaves from Manalapan Wegman's replacing Everett's Freehold Y ride. Afterward, enjoy lunch with fellow JSTS members at the store. - The JSTS WINTER MADNESS week 3 tally is here... - The week 5/ FINAL FROSTBITE tally appears here...
Join the JSTS Email Lists Here...		Calorie Counter Proof that riding is really worth it Mileage Log... Save a copy here.
Join The Club	Pay Your Dues and Get the Club Password here Pay your $20 (a family is $27) and sign the club registration form to ride with us. You can join JSTS online, or print and sign the downloadable application from this web site [found under membership] and mail it with the dues payment. The password for accessing club routes and the member list is changed on the first day of each year. Please read: club dues explained. Return to the Top
SAFETY Remember, sharing the road is a two-way street!	SAFETY 1-2-3 1) NJ Law- Cyclists now must STOP for pedestrians in crosswalks. 2) Car back.... CAR BACK!!! What does it mean? And what are we supposed to do? While NJ DOT operating regulations require you to travel no more than two abreast when traffic is not impeded, when a car is approaching from the rear you should move to the right and ride single-file so that the car can safely and easily pass. Even if there is plenty of room for the car to go around, you should ride single-file until the car passes. This is where sharing the road comes in and works 2 ways. Read the full text of the NJ DOT operating regulations for cyclists here. 3) Helmets: more than a matter of style... We all know about the importance of wearing a helmet while riding (the club won't let you ride along without a helmet). But did you know that the protection a helmet provides is greatly reduced if it isn't worn properly? Click here to read what the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has to say about how to properly fit a bicycle helmet. Find Useful Cycling Info in the DOT NJ Bicycling Manual. More information about Safe Group Riding...

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