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Re: New York
Posted: 19 Apr 2016, 19:12
by palkanetoijala31
Tube Geek wrote:greatkingrat wrote:There are three new stations opening on the new Second Avenue Subway that are due to open by the end of December so might be worth waiting for them to open before doing an attempt?
Or be the last person to hold under the current amount. I'd wait though, as it might be reset, making it easier to get the record
If Peter is right then makes sense the record should have been reset quite recently but nobody knows of any time set hence the waiting. Dec what date any latest on that I can wait. And extra station on line 7 were opened after Mr ahn current record.
Re: New York
Posted: 11 May 2016, 13:19
by palkanetoijala31
palkanetoijala31 wrote:Tube Geek wrote:greatkingrat wrote:There are three new stations opening on the new Second Avenue Subway that are due to open by the end of December so might be worth waiting for them to open before doing an attempt?
Or be the last person to hold under the current amount. I'd wait though, as it might be reset, making it easier to get the record
If Peter is right then makes sense the record should have been reset quite recently but nobody knows of any time set hence the waiting. Dec what date any latest on that I can wait. And extra station on line 7 were opened after Mr ahn current record.
From my sources in New York it looks like will be opened in stages until the whole lot is open. Is late 2016 on schedule I doubt
Re: New York
Posted: 15 Sep 2016, 00:01
by palkanetoijala31
well a new record has been set anybody up for the challenge open to allcomers it won't be cheap etc. but willing to share the route knowledge.
Re: New York
Posted: 15 Sep 2016, 11:36
by xcooler123
I would be very interested in doing this but it probably won't be feasible for me until the new year.
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Re: New York
Posted: 15 Sep 2016, 11:50
by tufnellpark
palkanetoijala31 wrote:well a new record has been set anybody up for the challenge open to allcomers it won't be cheap etc. but willing to share the route knowledge.
One extra station (Hudson Yards) and 21 minutes quicker. Hugo's double is a machine! Presumably when the three new stations on Q line open in Dec 2016, the WR is up for grabs but I suspect Matthew Ahn will be attempting it again next year.
Re: New York
Posted: 15 Sep 2016, 12:21
by palkanetoijala31
tufnellpark wrote:palkanetoijala31 wrote:well a new record has been set anybody up for the challenge open to allcomers it won't be cheap etc. but willing to share the route knowledge.
One extra station (Hudson Yards) and 21 minutes quicker. Hugo's double is a machine! Presumably when the three new stations on Q line open in Dec 2016, the WR is up for grabs but I suspect Matthew Ahn will be attempting it again next year.
those stations will not be open in Dec 16 latest opening is unknown so I'm guessing current record will be same for while. and Mr ahn does have advantage of living there. surfice to say we do have a route which is quicker
Re: New York
Posted: 24 Sep 2016, 14:51
by palkanetoijala31
so Peter route from years back has been refined a little the 6 of us former record holders know the crux to get right and that Is sorted this time. a few things have been changed the running pace is roughly the same and it wasnt hell for leather pace. so im looking at early april next year 1 week tying it in with an american parkrun to be decided so is anybody up for it.
parkrun probably Washington area easy to get too and three to choose from unless new york ever gets that parkrun up and running.
Re: New York
Posted: 07 Oct 2016, 19:49
by palkanetoijala31
it's surprising that no one has come forward to even declare an interest the route is there and even with several and I mean several missed trains you can still claim a Guinness world record willing to share if not looks like 2 men 1 lady.
Re: New York
Posted: 09 Oct 2016, 12:04
by xcooler123
palkanetoijala31 wrote:it's surprising that no one has come forward to even declare an interest the route is there and even with several and I mean several missed trains you can still claim a Guinness world record willing to share if not looks like 2 men 1 lady.
I am still very interested and it looks like it would be feasible for me to do
Re: New York
Posted: 09 Oct 2016, 12:55
by tangy
I am very interested, I have been meaning to go back to NYC ever since our first record. I would be available to do the proposed date.
Re: New York
Posted: 09 Oct 2016, 19:15
by palkanetoijala31
ok both of u pm me please
Re: New York
Posted: 28 Oct 2016, 12:29
by palkanetoijala31
ok we are looking at this for april next year of course new york only put timetables 2 weeks in advance of maintenance work so we work around it when comes along if need be.? a few people have expressed interest and now is the time with 6 months time to sort out possibilities in april next year of dates flights accommodation etc. i be happy to organise this all but obviously not the paying lol
Re: New York
Posted: 07 Mar 2017, 18:30
by CamdenTown
Hey everyone - I'm going to give the NYC subway an attempt this Thursday. I'm not sure if anyone has given it a go since the 2nd Avenue Q extension came online. In any event, my hope is to get as close to the existing record time as possible, despite the additional three stops. It'll be a tough feat and I recognize odds are slim, but might as well shoot for breaking a record rather than simply resetting it! Will post results. Cheers.
Re: New York
Posted: 08 Mar 2017, 12:42
by moley
Good luck
Re: New York
Posted: 08 Mar 2017, 21:00
by Iain
Yes, good luck!
I look forward to the write up