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Lance Armstrong visits Piermont for coffee

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Journal News photographer Seth Harrison loves his coffee and when he’s near Piermont he Lance Armstrongdrops in on friends at the Bunbury’s Coffee shop. The owner, Tom Bartz stopped Seth to point out that the guy in black Lycra sitting outside having coffee is Lance Armstrong.

Seth knew he had to get some photos and talk with Lance. He knew he’d be in trouble with the boss if he didn’t!
Lance Armstrong
Lance was in New York City for a LiveStrong fundraiser at Sotheby’s where a number of his custom bikes with designs created by famous artists were auctioned off last night.Some of the bikes were ridden in this year’s Tour de France.

According to CyclingNews.com 1.25 million was raised to fight cancer. Click here for their story.

To bad he missed the Rocket Ride yesterday.

Lance finished his coffee and cinnamon scone before he and his friend Bart Knaggs headed back down Peirmont Aveune to the city.

Did any readers spot him this morning on your training rides? Let us know.

This entry was posted on Monday, November 2nd, 2009 at 2:23 PM by Randall Wolf. Print This Post Print This Post | Email This Post Email This Post

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One Response to “Lance Armstrong visits Piermont for coffee”

  1. Dan Costanza

    Does Lance get tickets for taking up too much road in Piermont? How about a painted bike lane on the 25 mph roads…

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Randall Wolf Randall Wolf is Director of Photography at The Journal News/LoHud.com, and has ridden more than 80,000 miles on a bike during the past 35 years. Some of these miles include a three-week touring trip from Suburban Philadelphia to Nova Scotia and back at age 16 and a few years later a solo two-week trip to Montreal. In 1985, he photographed the first U.S.-based team in the Vuelta a Espana, a three-week professional cycling race throughout Spain. He has participated in professional teams and races throughout the U.S. including the national championship in Philadelphia, and Tour of Georgia. In the mid-Ô90s he competed as an amateur racer throughout the Northeast. Bike commuting was his choice of transportation while working in Baltimore and Toronto. He is a ride leader and member of the Westchester Cycling Club and Rockland Bike Club, and lives in Garrison with his wife.
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David Schloss David Schloss is the co-founder and president of the Rockland Bicycling Club. A lifelong cyclist and self-described bicycling addict, Schloss is also a professional writer, photographer and educator, he is also the director of a group that supports photographers, which allows him to travel the globe, sneaking in rides.
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