On The Brooklyn Bridge's viewing platform, NYC veteran cyclist Danny Lieberman explains to a visiting out-of-town rider that "...It's all down hill from here!"

Peter Reich (right), owner of Swift Folders, explains why he won't wear a helmet.

Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan-side tower platform, looking Southwest. The yellow deck markings separate the bicycles from the pedestrians.

Brooklyn Bridge, West Tower. The open sky through the cabling is where the WTC stood.

Dahon Impulse bearing the Time's-Up logo

Kerreth (resplendent in brown)smiling at the sight of the New York skyline (everyone does) while Hannah (preppie shorts)scouts the path ahead for errant pedestrians and oblivious photographers.

Time's-Up! stalwart Richard Brause keeping the ride running smoothly and safely through his invaluable service as ride sweep.

Hannah invented the Folds-Up! Ride. Thanks! Here's a photo of her at The Hub Center (Thompson & Broome) overseeing the festival's activities.

Judy and her Brompton at the Festival

Steve Klein's "very cherry" 1960's Raleigh RSW, 16' folder. Notice the original, plaid, carry-all bag on the rear rack!

Swift Folder's Peter Reich demos one of his creations for the crowd at the festival (Thompson & Broome Streets)

Come ride with us! Find Time's-Up on the Web at: http://www.times-up.org/