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uS 1984 NATIOSENIOR MEN-45 NAL CRITERIUMbull Mr Paul Did CHAMPIONler of NCVC
VELOVEDIICI VELOVOICE is the IlDnthly newsletter of NCVC Inc a non-profit educational and service organization supported by membershyships program fees and contributions A subscription to VELOVOICE is included with membership
VELOVOICE EDITORS
Les Touart 703690-3328 Sue Anne Iouart 8304 Bark Tree Ct
Spr inJ[ield VA 22153
The Editors welcome articles accounts of races reproducible photographs comments and suggestions Letters to the Editor are also welcane and should be signed
Personal advertisements to buy sell or swap items are printed free for NCVC memshybrs Comrrercial advertising rates are as follONS $40 per p3ge
$20 per 12 page $10 per 14 page
-A 15 discount applies to ads placed in two or IlDre consecutive issues All materials must be received by the 20th of the IlDnth in order to appear in the forthcoming issue unless prior arrangeshyments are made
NC VC OFFICERS President Ken Jacobson 202966-6585 Vice-pres Gunther Thanas 301365-5631 Secretary Tim Lung 301739-6220 Treasurer Ken McCormick 301725-7078 Membership Leon Moore 301946-2985 Team Director Mike Butler 301588-2087 VA Rider Rep Tuan Mattes 703689-0239 MD Rider Rep Fred Kelley 301588-9024 NCO Chairman I))n Carrick 301588-4337
NEW NeVe ftEftBER5
At the request of many and the suggestion of two experienced and respected Team Directors I will name NCVC racing teams
A TEAM 1- Mike Kennady Cat II captain 2 Mike Pugh Cat II 3 Mike Zoeller Cat II 4 Aubrey Gordon Cat II 5 f-1ary Pelz Womens captain 6 Greg Swinand JR 7 Paul Swinand JR 8 P-illipe Hensel JR 9 Joey Wilson JR
10 Chris Hoven JR 11- Reon Fogg JR 12 Paul Didier Vet
13 Gunther Thomas Vet
B TEAM
1 Jeff MacKellip Cat II 2 Shawn Downing Cat II 3 Chris Bodycombe Track Cat II
Team members will have priority in club support If we have Goodies or if we run short of funds it will be A team B team other members To get on the A team perform to get on
the B team perform or be an the A team and donvt perform Team members will carryover at year end except in cases where there is a class or category change If you dont like the name B team how about Alternate but since the Tom Prehns affair I am a bit sensative to the word Alternate I do not believe in putting people on a team for anything other than performances results means a lot but not always possible However a desire to and attempting to win is just as import -ant Really helping a team victory is also good If you need help dont be shy I am sure most if not all of the A and B team members would love to help you for the better we all are the better the club is and the better we can help each other get the results we all want bullbullbullbullbull let hear it for VICTORy bullbullbullbullbullbullbull
RaYMond R Ehlers Joseph P Boehr Anthony J Gunter Dennis E Lee Jeff McKillip
To Michael Butler NCVC racing Team Director 636 Houston Avenue box 106 Takoma Park Md 20912
From
Ref RACE RESULTS FOR THE MONTH OF _______19__
Date
OPEN RACES ENTERED lNAME OF RACE CITY STATE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
e -
~O
11
11
DATE CATEGORY RESULTS
PLEASE USE REVERSE SIDE FO COMMENTS ON TEAM WORK BY OTHER RIDERS OR CONSTRUCTrvE CRITICISM THIS FORM MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF MIKE BUTLER BY THE 7th of each month
To Colonel F Don Miller Executive Director United states Olympic Committee
Mr Ed Pavelka Editor of Velo-News
Mr Jim McFadden
Editor of Cycling USII ~~~
From Michael C Butler ~ Racing Team Director 301 588-2087 National Capital Velo Club
Date July 5 1984
Subject Olympic team selection
If the United States Cycling Federation is going to pre-pick the team to represent the USA at the Olympics why fool with athletes expectations and financesby conducting a series of lrials 7 Tom Prehn is the most successful racing cyclist ever to wear the jersey of the Nattonal Capital Velo ClubInc and probably the most successful cyclist to come out of the Washington DC area I r egularly use Tom as the perfect example to our Junior category racers as to how far one can go with hard work and true dedication
Now it seems that Ill have to add but if you want to make the Olympic team your years of hard work and dedication is at the mercy of the USCF Coaching staff How can I explain why Tom who won the last race of the Ol~npic Trialsfinished 7th and 11th in the others maki ng him the 5th highest points winner did not make the long team while others with no points d i d 7 instead hes an alternate Alternate to what 7
When I first heard that the coaches will select eight men and two women to join the four highest point winnere I thought to myself thats a nice little fall back if Phinney or Twigg has problems or Dad luck but I never in my wildshyest dreams thought in would be used to shaft a talented and experienced racer like Tom Prehn
Making Tom Prehn an alter nate was not a good gesture it was an insult
o UNITED STA TES CYCLING FEDERATION 0
NCVCs AUBREY Gibby GORDON RECEIVES AN ALPINE FRAME FROM NED CAREY OF ALPINE CYCLES WHICH HE IrJILL RIDE AT THE OLYMPICS WHEN HE REPRESENTS GUYANA Aubrey is scheduled to ridE the Points andor Road race
THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS WHO DEMAND PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE BECAUSE NO OTHER FRAME IS BUILT
Bicycle Village
QUITE LIKE AN ALAN
Available at
Bicycle Pro Shop 2860 Annandale Rd 34J3 M SI NW Falls Church Va 22042 The Bike Shop At Key Bridge
534-7370337-0311
From the lJesk of COLO IADO COhlhiLN l AY
AOUL WU2LIB-ie
Ihe scenic Colorado mountains i th its dry and qui te thin
air IIi tnessed the running of the second annual ini ~ed Zinger
(this year c~llcd the Junior National Bicycle Tour) The compshy
etitors who came from allover the country- even Alaska- Aexico
3nd Japan ere sorted into their respectivs casses ranging
f~OLn the 9-11 year olds to th 16-17 year olds (the latter catshy
fgOJ~y vas spli t into to scctions- the select tho s e attending
the June Camp and the r(st of the junios) The race stretched
throJgl 8 days lith a r e3 t day hich most people spent getting
ov~r altitudC siclmess All in all things Tent all right conshy
s ide r ing that ther e 8S no Tour until li ttle over a month ago
For those juniors ho 0 ro no t a tt8nding the Camp and -ho
t r u)tc~d the cfLicioncy of ths promoter] the Jour a8 011
~ lsarning experience Lodging at the various hotels was not
pee-arranged but had to be settled upon arrival which creatshy
8C qui te a commotion On p thing as for sure and tha t as that
you made frionds quiL2 quickly For those stranded vithout transshy
JorLation the promotc r~ graciously offered ri~8s in three renshy
~ccl tacion agons for about 20 peopl ~ In other ords to
nak c it to the caces you e thpr had to ake up an hour earlier
or hope that the cars vould makp it back in time For instancp
on the first stage a certain Ncve rider and his bunkie had to
time trial e ight miles to barely make it in time for the race
bocau se the drivers forgot to go back and pick up more riders
Hoaever once at the races things were better Lapped riders
werp not pull ed ~hich added to the confusion around a 5 mile
loop containing 7 corners (the promoters showed a lot of imagshy
ination in picking courses) But hey the chief referee was busy
ither warding off the protests coming from the 9-11 year olds
parents or else getting in the ay of a sprint on his vespa
Anyway things could maybe have gone worse- only one person
fell off a cliff and survived while one rider who is called
Vedge suffored a mild heart attack and had to be rushed to the
hospital
In terms of food onG had to bring a lot of money or else
resi0D to eating peaches n cream oatmeal frost e~ flakes ~ith
wa ter or hatever a sordid mind could come up d th Hovever
those at the Camp fared wors e - they had to eat OTC food AT any
rate the attrition ra-te as not so high out of about 90 14-15
year olds around 70 finnish ed ~hile the juniors stayed roughly
the same In the end NCVCs Chris Hoven finnished 16th in the
se l e ct race ~ J hil c his teammat e Philippe Hense l ended up 5th in
the 16-17 year olds By the ~ay s ome other riders ~ere seen
eyeing vi th envy the nev line of NCVC apparel theyre Hot
Jtuff Anyvray this ends the COLO ltAlJO COJVliillWrAY Until next
time
NCVC reporter-at-large
FOR SALE Benotto Professional Frame Set
Perfect condition new paint and decals 56 cm Asking $25000
RIH Track Bike Columbus tubing various components Great for training 57 cm A steal at $275
Call David Horne W) 274-5610 H) 845-1354
IAMIlLllN W TIHI TIHII
I must say the Wheelie is getting a bit worried bullbullbullbullbull IKn9w they say all good things must come to an end what goes around comes around nothing lasts forever and all that stuff bullbullbull I am hoping that this does not apply to the National Capital Vela Clubo Wetve come too far to end now now that it seems that the sport is on the brink of b eshycoming big bullbullbull bullby now you must be asking What the he ll is he talking about Im talking about the same old thing only this time I am really concerned about the administration of this club and the lack of working members bullbullbull I D~NT KNOW HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW THAT THIS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST CLUBS IN THE COUNTRY and has been praised by the likes of Ed Slaughter Brian Drebber Thom Prehn Ian Jackson former National champ STEVE WOOD WE EVEN IMPRESSED EddyB when he
visited the area back in 1979 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull We are in desperate need of a Sponsorship committee if you are the least bit interested please contact KENNY JACOBSON next year it would be great if we could have a Race Promotion committe2 to take care of not only the NCO but any open
race that we would like to promote and all training races bullbullbull If we cannot get a $10000 or $20000 cash sponsorship well need to make money for sUBPart the old fashion way Through promoting races and encourage membership drives Also after two ywars of doing a fine job with the Newsletter the Touarts would like to turn over the job of editing and publishing the newsletter to someone else with more time to devote to the job lam sure that some one out there has or had dreams of be coming an Editor so bullbull SO IF YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE IN ANYvJAY to the running of this club please contact Pres Kenny Jacobson or Mike Butler WE NEED YOU REALLY
Ihave to apologise to a past presshyident past NCO promoter valuable member of NCVC bullbullbullbullbull I was informed by Mike Butler that I neglected to mention the first NCVC member unless Ed Slaughter and Paul Pearson were members of NCVC when the raced in Hollond) to race in Europe bullbullbullbullbullbullbull Im talking about Mr Pete Swan
Pete Sally Amy and David were in town for two hectic weeks and sends a big Hellol and good wishes to all the old friends and aquainshytances they were unable to visit On behalf of the entire membership I would like to bit farewell to the Swinands who left the area in August for New England Gongratulations to PaPa Swinand as job moves usaally means a better position YOU WILL ALL BE MISSED bull bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull I was told that I got bum info about the Va Road Championships The guy that won was not a cat IV and he had lots and lots of team mates The results however was the same bullbullbullbullbull MY HEARTEST CONGRATULATIONS TO the new NATIONAL SR45 CRITERIUM CHAMPION Mr PAUL DIDIERbullbullbullbullbull Paul one of our strong Veteran racers for the last few years not being able to become one of the Super Vetsformly of NCVC) gave himself quite a 47th birthday gift by out riding a class field in Akron Ohio on July 1st This is Pauls third National Champion -ship as he won the championship of Luxembourgbefore departing for the US with his parents in 1957 Im also glad for ex NCVCer Bob Schneider who outsprinted NCVC associate member and reigningroad champ Jim Montgomery
The Wheelie RIDER OF THE MONTH GOES TO lightnin Mike who was our best OVershyall finisher in the Tour of New England moved to Friday night at Trexlertown and placed on the first night a win at a team rime Trial a second in Cumberland and a third at Allentown well until next time keep those legs turning and see what you can do to help your club
The Wheel
INHEELIE POINTS thru JUNE 1984
Pts Wins Cat 1 Mike Pugh 106 6 11m 2 Mary Pelz 91 6 IIw 3 Mike Kennady 84 6 lIm 4 Gunther Thomas 57 2 S45 5 Greg Swinand 48 2 JRM 6 Joey Wilson 44 1 JRM 7 Paul Swinand 42 JRM 8 Chris Hoven 40 JRM 9 Paul Didier 32 2 S45
10 Reon Fogg 29 JRM 11- Phillipe Hensel 26 1 JRM 12 Aubrey Gordon 14 11m 13 J McTernan 4 111m 14 T Stiller 2 IIw 15 M McGoey 2 lIm
Lightnin Mi~ (Pugh) leader of the Wheelie Points for the second straight month is seen here leading a chase group at Keystone Openin Philadelphia Pa
-~ L-
1984 OFFICIAL SPONSOR
cJfj BIKE amp SCOOTER
SPONSORSPONSOR
NCVC
PLUS MANY OTHER NAME BRANDS
Before You Buy AnywhereElse Give Your Official Sponsor a Chance to Help You with Your Cycling Needs
Call About Our NCVC ~EMBER MONTHLY SPECIALS
METROPOLIS Would Like-to Be Your~omplete Cycling Shop We Can Fit You From Fread to Toe-and Wheel tomiddot-Wheel
w~ 719 8th Street SE Washington DC 200043-8900 ~ bull bullbull 2112 Blocks from Eastern Market Metro Statnshy)N CAPITOL HILL
~ I shy I
FIR S T CLASS MAlL - NCVC NEWSLETTER 8304 Bark Tree Court
~
Springfield VA 22153
SIDI ROSSIN BIANCHI CASTELLI CAMPAGNOLO
BELL CINELLI
SHIMANO DESCENTE
SPECIALIZED
VELOVEDIICI VELOVOICE is the IlDnthly newsletter of NCVC Inc a non-profit educational and service organization supported by membershyships program fees and contributions A subscription to VELOVOICE is included with membership
VELOVOICE EDITORS
Les Touart 703690-3328 Sue Anne Iouart 8304 Bark Tree Ct
Spr inJ[ield VA 22153
The Editors welcome articles accounts of races reproducible photographs comments and suggestions Letters to the Editor are also welcane and should be signed
Personal advertisements to buy sell or swap items are printed free for NCVC memshybrs Comrrercial advertising rates are as follONS $40 per p3ge
$20 per 12 page $10 per 14 page
-A 15 discount applies to ads placed in two or IlDre consecutive issues All materials must be received by the 20th of the IlDnth in order to appear in the forthcoming issue unless prior arrangeshyments are made
NC VC OFFICERS President Ken Jacobson 202966-6585 Vice-pres Gunther Thanas 301365-5631 Secretary Tim Lung 301739-6220 Treasurer Ken McCormick 301725-7078 Membership Leon Moore 301946-2985 Team Director Mike Butler 301588-2087 VA Rider Rep Tuan Mattes 703689-0239 MD Rider Rep Fred Kelley 301588-9024 NCO Chairman I))n Carrick 301588-4337
NEW NeVe ftEftBER5
At the request of many and the suggestion of two experienced and respected Team Directors I will name NCVC racing teams
A TEAM 1- Mike Kennady Cat II captain 2 Mike Pugh Cat II 3 Mike Zoeller Cat II 4 Aubrey Gordon Cat II 5 f-1ary Pelz Womens captain 6 Greg Swinand JR 7 Paul Swinand JR 8 P-illipe Hensel JR 9 Joey Wilson JR
10 Chris Hoven JR 11- Reon Fogg JR 12 Paul Didier Vet
13 Gunther Thomas Vet
B TEAM
1 Jeff MacKellip Cat II 2 Shawn Downing Cat II 3 Chris Bodycombe Track Cat II
Team members will have priority in club support If we have Goodies or if we run short of funds it will be A team B team other members To get on the A team perform to get on
the B team perform or be an the A team and donvt perform Team members will carryover at year end except in cases where there is a class or category change If you dont like the name B team how about Alternate but since the Tom Prehns affair I am a bit sensative to the word Alternate I do not believe in putting people on a team for anything other than performances results means a lot but not always possible However a desire to and attempting to win is just as import -ant Really helping a team victory is also good If you need help dont be shy I am sure most if not all of the A and B team members would love to help you for the better we all are the better the club is and the better we can help each other get the results we all want bullbullbullbullbull let hear it for VICTORy bullbullbullbullbullbullbull
RaYMond R Ehlers Joseph P Boehr Anthony J Gunter Dennis E Lee Jeff McKillip
To Michael Butler NCVC racing Team Director 636 Houston Avenue box 106 Takoma Park Md 20912
From
Ref RACE RESULTS FOR THE MONTH OF _______19__
Date
OPEN RACES ENTERED lNAME OF RACE CITY STATE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
e -
~O
11
11
DATE CATEGORY RESULTS
PLEASE USE REVERSE SIDE FO COMMENTS ON TEAM WORK BY OTHER RIDERS OR CONSTRUCTrvE CRITICISM THIS FORM MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF MIKE BUTLER BY THE 7th of each month
To Colonel F Don Miller Executive Director United states Olympic Committee
Mr Ed Pavelka Editor of Velo-News
Mr Jim McFadden
Editor of Cycling USII ~~~
From Michael C Butler ~ Racing Team Director 301 588-2087 National Capital Velo Club
Date July 5 1984
Subject Olympic team selection
If the United States Cycling Federation is going to pre-pick the team to represent the USA at the Olympics why fool with athletes expectations and financesby conducting a series of lrials 7 Tom Prehn is the most successful racing cyclist ever to wear the jersey of the Nattonal Capital Velo ClubInc and probably the most successful cyclist to come out of the Washington DC area I r egularly use Tom as the perfect example to our Junior category racers as to how far one can go with hard work and true dedication
Now it seems that Ill have to add but if you want to make the Olympic team your years of hard work and dedication is at the mercy of the USCF Coaching staff How can I explain why Tom who won the last race of the Ol~npic Trialsfinished 7th and 11th in the others maki ng him the 5th highest points winner did not make the long team while others with no points d i d 7 instead hes an alternate Alternate to what 7
When I first heard that the coaches will select eight men and two women to join the four highest point winnere I thought to myself thats a nice little fall back if Phinney or Twigg has problems or Dad luck but I never in my wildshyest dreams thought in would be used to shaft a talented and experienced racer like Tom Prehn
Making Tom Prehn an alter nate was not a good gesture it was an insult
o UNITED STA TES CYCLING FEDERATION 0
NCVCs AUBREY Gibby GORDON RECEIVES AN ALPINE FRAME FROM NED CAREY OF ALPINE CYCLES WHICH HE IrJILL RIDE AT THE OLYMPICS WHEN HE REPRESENTS GUYANA Aubrey is scheduled to ridE the Points andor Road race
THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS WHO DEMAND PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE BECAUSE NO OTHER FRAME IS BUILT
Bicycle Village
QUITE LIKE AN ALAN
Available at
Bicycle Pro Shop 2860 Annandale Rd 34J3 M SI NW Falls Church Va 22042 The Bike Shop At Key Bridge
534-7370337-0311
From the lJesk of COLO IADO COhlhiLN l AY
AOUL WU2LIB-ie
Ihe scenic Colorado mountains i th its dry and qui te thin
air IIi tnessed the running of the second annual ini ~ed Zinger
(this year c~llcd the Junior National Bicycle Tour) The compshy
etitors who came from allover the country- even Alaska- Aexico
3nd Japan ere sorted into their respectivs casses ranging
f~OLn the 9-11 year olds to th 16-17 year olds (the latter catshy
fgOJ~y vas spli t into to scctions- the select tho s e attending
the June Camp and the r(st of the junios) The race stretched
throJgl 8 days lith a r e3 t day hich most people spent getting
ov~r altitudC siclmess All in all things Tent all right conshy
s ide r ing that ther e 8S no Tour until li ttle over a month ago
For those juniors ho 0 ro no t a tt8nding the Camp and -ho
t r u)tc~d the cfLicioncy of ths promoter] the Jour a8 011
~ lsarning experience Lodging at the various hotels was not
pee-arranged but had to be settled upon arrival which creatshy
8C qui te a commotion On p thing as for sure and tha t as that
you made frionds quiL2 quickly For those stranded vithout transshy
JorLation the promotc r~ graciously offered ri~8s in three renshy
~ccl tacion agons for about 20 peopl ~ In other ords to
nak c it to the caces you e thpr had to ake up an hour earlier
or hope that the cars vould makp it back in time For instancp
on the first stage a certain Ncve rider and his bunkie had to
time trial e ight miles to barely make it in time for the race
bocau se the drivers forgot to go back and pick up more riders
Hoaever once at the races things were better Lapped riders
werp not pull ed ~hich added to the confusion around a 5 mile
loop containing 7 corners (the promoters showed a lot of imagshy
ination in picking courses) But hey the chief referee was busy
ither warding off the protests coming from the 9-11 year olds
parents or else getting in the ay of a sprint on his vespa
Anyway things could maybe have gone worse- only one person
fell off a cliff and survived while one rider who is called
Vedge suffored a mild heart attack and had to be rushed to the
hospital
In terms of food onG had to bring a lot of money or else
resi0D to eating peaches n cream oatmeal frost e~ flakes ~ith
wa ter or hatever a sordid mind could come up d th Hovever
those at the Camp fared wors e - they had to eat OTC food AT any
rate the attrition ra-te as not so high out of about 90 14-15
year olds around 70 finnish ed ~hile the juniors stayed roughly
the same In the end NCVCs Chris Hoven finnished 16th in the
se l e ct race ~ J hil c his teammat e Philippe Hense l ended up 5th in
the 16-17 year olds By the ~ay s ome other riders ~ere seen
eyeing vi th envy the nev line of NCVC apparel theyre Hot
Jtuff Anyvray this ends the COLO ltAlJO COJVliillWrAY Until next
time
NCVC reporter-at-large
FOR SALE Benotto Professional Frame Set
Perfect condition new paint and decals 56 cm Asking $25000
RIH Track Bike Columbus tubing various components Great for training 57 cm A steal at $275
Call David Horne W) 274-5610 H) 845-1354
IAMIlLllN W TIHI TIHII
I must say the Wheelie is getting a bit worried bullbullbullbullbull IKn9w they say all good things must come to an end what goes around comes around nothing lasts forever and all that stuff bullbullbull I am hoping that this does not apply to the National Capital Vela Clubo Wetve come too far to end now now that it seems that the sport is on the brink of b eshycoming big bullbullbull bullby now you must be asking What the he ll is he talking about Im talking about the same old thing only this time I am really concerned about the administration of this club and the lack of working members bullbullbull I D~NT KNOW HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW THAT THIS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST CLUBS IN THE COUNTRY and has been praised by the likes of Ed Slaughter Brian Drebber Thom Prehn Ian Jackson former National champ STEVE WOOD WE EVEN IMPRESSED EddyB when he
visited the area back in 1979 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull We are in desperate need of a Sponsorship committee if you are the least bit interested please contact KENNY JACOBSON next year it would be great if we could have a Race Promotion committe2 to take care of not only the NCO but any open
race that we would like to promote and all training races bullbullbull If we cannot get a $10000 or $20000 cash sponsorship well need to make money for sUBPart the old fashion way Through promoting races and encourage membership drives Also after two ywars of doing a fine job with the Newsletter the Touarts would like to turn over the job of editing and publishing the newsletter to someone else with more time to devote to the job lam sure that some one out there has or had dreams of be coming an Editor so bullbull SO IF YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE IN ANYvJAY to the running of this club please contact Pres Kenny Jacobson or Mike Butler WE NEED YOU REALLY
Ihave to apologise to a past presshyident past NCO promoter valuable member of NCVC bullbullbullbullbull I was informed by Mike Butler that I neglected to mention the first NCVC member unless Ed Slaughter and Paul Pearson were members of NCVC when the raced in Hollond) to race in Europe bullbullbullbullbullbullbull Im talking about Mr Pete Swan
Pete Sally Amy and David were in town for two hectic weeks and sends a big Hellol and good wishes to all the old friends and aquainshytances they were unable to visit On behalf of the entire membership I would like to bit farewell to the Swinands who left the area in August for New England Gongratulations to PaPa Swinand as job moves usaally means a better position YOU WILL ALL BE MISSED bull bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull I was told that I got bum info about the Va Road Championships The guy that won was not a cat IV and he had lots and lots of team mates The results however was the same bullbullbullbullbull MY HEARTEST CONGRATULATIONS TO the new NATIONAL SR45 CRITERIUM CHAMPION Mr PAUL DIDIERbullbullbullbullbull Paul one of our strong Veteran racers for the last few years not being able to become one of the Super Vetsformly of NCVC) gave himself quite a 47th birthday gift by out riding a class field in Akron Ohio on July 1st This is Pauls third National Champion -ship as he won the championship of Luxembourgbefore departing for the US with his parents in 1957 Im also glad for ex NCVCer Bob Schneider who outsprinted NCVC associate member and reigningroad champ Jim Montgomery
The Wheelie RIDER OF THE MONTH GOES TO lightnin Mike who was our best OVershyall finisher in the Tour of New England moved to Friday night at Trexlertown and placed on the first night a win at a team rime Trial a second in Cumberland and a third at Allentown well until next time keep those legs turning and see what you can do to help your club
The Wheel
INHEELIE POINTS thru JUNE 1984
Pts Wins Cat 1 Mike Pugh 106 6 11m 2 Mary Pelz 91 6 IIw 3 Mike Kennady 84 6 lIm 4 Gunther Thomas 57 2 S45 5 Greg Swinand 48 2 JRM 6 Joey Wilson 44 1 JRM 7 Paul Swinand 42 JRM 8 Chris Hoven 40 JRM 9 Paul Didier 32 2 S45
10 Reon Fogg 29 JRM 11- Phillipe Hensel 26 1 JRM 12 Aubrey Gordon 14 11m 13 J McTernan 4 111m 14 T Stiller 2 IIw 15 M McGoey 2 lIm
Lightnin Mi~ (Pugh) leader of the Wheelie Points for the second straight month is seen here leading a chase group at Keystone Openin Philadelphia Pa
-~ L-
1984 OFFICIAL SPONSOR
cJfj BIKE amp SCOOTER
SPONSORSPONSOR
NCVC
PLUS MANY OTHER NAME BRANDS
Before You Buy AnywhereElse Give Your Official Sponsor a Chance to Help You with Your Cycling Needs
Call About Our NCVC ~EMBER MONTHLY SPECIALS
METROPOLIS Would Like-to Be Your~omplete Cycling Shop We Can Fit You From Fread to Toe-and Wheel tomiddot-Wheel
w~ 719 8th Street SE Washington DC 200043-8900 ~ bull bullbull 2112 Blocks from Eastern Market Metro Statnshy)N CAPITOL HILL
~ I shy I
FIR S T CLASS MAlL - NCVC NEWSLETTER 8304 Bark Tree Court
~
Springfield VA 22153
SIDI ROSSIN BIANCHI CASTELLI CAMPAGNOLO
BELL CINELLI
SHIMANO DESCENTE
SPECIALIZED
To Michael Butler NCVC racing Team Director 636 Houston Avenue box 106 Takoma Park Md 20912
From
Ref RACE RESULTS FOR THE MONTH OF _______19__
Date
OPEN RACES ENTERED lNAME OF RACE CITY STATE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
e -
~O
11
11
DATE CATEGORY RESULTS
PLEASE USE REVERSE SIDE FO COMMENTS ON TEAM WORK BY OTHER RIDERS OR CONSTRUCTrvE CRITICISM THIS FORM MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF MIKE BUTLER BY THE 7th of each month
To Colonel F Don Miller Executive Director United states Olympic Committee
Mr Ed Pavelka Editor of Velo-News
Mr Jim McFadden
Editor of Cycling USII ~~~
From Michael C Butler ~ Racing Team Director 301 588-2087 National Capital Velo Club
Date July 5 1984
Subject Olympic team selection
If the United States Cycling Federation is going to pre-pick the team to represent the USA at the Olympics why fool with athletes expectations and financesby conducting a series of lrials 7 Tom Prehn is the most successful racing cyclist ever to wear the jersey of the Nattonal Capital Velo ClubInc and probably the most successful cyclist to come out of the Washington DC area I r egularly use Tom as the perfect example to our Junior category racers as to how far one can go with hard work and true dedication
Now it seems that Ill have to add but if you want to make the Olympic team your years of hard work and dedication is at the mercy of the USCF Coaching staff How can I explain why Tom who won the last race of the Ol~npic Trialsfinished 7th and 11th in the others maki ng him the 5th highest points winner did not make the long team while others with no points d i d 7 instead hes an alternate Alternate to what 7
When I first heard that the coaches will select eight men and two women to join the four highest point winnere I thought to myself thats a nice little fall back if Phinney or Twigg has problems or Dad luck but I never in my wildshyest dreams thought in would be used to shaft a talented and experienced racer like Tom Prehn
Making Tom Prehn an alter nate was not a good gesture it was an insult
o UNITED STA TES CYCLING FEDERATION 0
NCVCs AUBREY Gibby GORDON RECEIVES AN ALPINE FRAME FROM NED CAREY OF ALPINE CYCLES WHICH HE IrJILL RIDE AT THE OLYMPICS WHEN HE REPRESENTS GUYANA Aubrey is scheduled to ridE the Points andor Road race
THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS WHO DEMAND PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE BECAUSE NO OTHER FRAME IS BUILT
Bicycle Village
QUITE LIKE AN ALAN
Available at
Bicycle Pro Shop 2860 Annandale Rd 34J3 M SI NW Falls Church Va 22042 The Bike Shop At Key Bridge
534-7370337-0311
From the lJesk of COLO IADO COhlhiLN l AY
AOUL WU2LIB-ie
Ihe scenic Colorado mountains i th its dry and qui te thin
air IIi tnessed the running of the second annual ini ~ed Zinger
(this year c~llcd the Junior National Bicycle Tour) The compshy
etitors who came from allover the country- even Alaska- Aexico
3nd Japan ere sorted into their respectivs casses ranging
f~OLn the 9-11 year olds to th 16-17 year olds (the latter catshy
fgOJ~y vas spli t into to scctions- the select tho s e attending
the June Camp and the r(st of the junios) The race stretched
throJgl 8 days lith a r e3 t day hich most people spent getting
ov~r altitudC siclmess All in all things Tent all right conshy
s ide r ing that ther e 8S no Tour until li ttle over a month ago
For those juniors ho 0 ro no t a tt8nding the Camp and -ho
t r u)tc~d the cfLicioncy of ths promoter] the Jour a8 011
~ lsarning experience Lodging at the various hotels was not
pee-arranged but had to be settled upon arrival which creatshy
8C qui te a commotion On p thing as for sure and tha t as that
you made frionds quiL2 quickly For those stranded vithout transshy
JorLation the promotc r~ graciously offered ri~8s in three renshy
~ccl tacion agons for about 20 peopl ~ In other ords to
nak c it to the caces you e thpr had to ake up an hour earlier
or hope that the cars vould makp it back in time For instancp
on the first stage a certain Ncve rider and his bunkie had to
time trial e ight miles to barely make it in time for the race
bocau se the drivers forgot to go back and pick up more riders
Hoaever once at the races things were better Lapped riders
werp not pull ed ~hich added to the confusion around a 5 mile
loop containing 7 corners (the promoters showed a lot of imagshy
ination in picking courses) But hey the chief referee was busy
ither warding off the protests coming from the 9-11 year olds
parents or else getting in the ay of a sprint on his vespa
Anyway things could maybe have gone worse- only one person
fell off a cliff and survived while one rider who is called
Vedge suffored a mild heart attack and had to be rushed to the
hospital
In terms of food onG had to bring a lot of money or else
resi0D to eating peaches n cream oatmeal frost e~ flakes ~ith
wa ter or hatever a sordid mind could come up d th Hovever
those at the Camp fared wors e - they had to eat OTC food AT any
rate the attrition ra-te as not so high out of about 90 14-15
year olds around 70 finnish ed ~hile the juniors stayed roughly
the same In the end NCVCs Chris Hoven finnished 16th in the
se l e ct race ~ J hil c his teammat e Philippe Hense l ended up 5th in
the 16-17 year olds By the ~ay s ome other riders ~ere seen
eyeing vi th envy the nev line of NCVC apparel theyre Hot
Jtuff Anyvray this ends the COLO ltAlJO COJVliillWrAY Until next
time
NCVC reporter-at-large
FOR SALE Benotto Professional Frame Set
Perfect condition new paint and decals 56 cm Asking $25000
RIH Track Bike Columbus tubing various components Great for training 57 cm A steal at $275
Call David Horne W) 274-5610 H) 845-1354
IAMIlLllN W TIHI TIHII
I must say the Wheelie is getting a bit worried bullbullbullbullbull IKn9w they say all good things must come to an end what goes around comes around nothing lasts forever and all that stuff bullbullbull I am hoping that this does not apply to the National Capital Vela Clubo Wetve come too far to end now now that it seems that the sport is on the brink of b eshycoming big bullbullbull bullby now you must be asking What the he ll is he talking about Im talking about the same old thing only this time I am really concerned about the administration of this club and the lack of working members bullbullbull I D~NT KNOW HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW THAT THIS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST CLUBS IN THE COUNTRY and has been praised by the likes of Ed Slaughter Brian Drebber Thom Prehn Ian Jackson former National champ STEVE WOOD WE EVEN IMPRESSED EddyB when he
visited the area back in 1979 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull We are in desperate need of a Sponsorship committee if you are the least bit interested please contact KENNY JACOBSON next year it would be great if we could have a Race Promotion committe2 to take care of not only the NCO but any open
race that we would like to promote and all training races bullbullbull If we cannot get a $10000 or $20000 cash sponsorship well need to make money for sUBPart the old fashion way Through promoting races and encourage membership drives Also after two ywars of doing a fine job with the Newsletter the Touarts would like to turn over the job of editing and publishing the newsletter to someone else with more time to devote to the job lam sure that some one out there has or had dreams of be coming an Editor so bullbull SO IF YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE IN ANYvJAY to the running of this club please contact Pres Kenny Jacobson or Mike Butler WE NEED YOU REALLY
Ihave to apologise to a past presshyident past NCO promoter valuable member of NCVC bullbullbullbullbull I was informed by Mike Butler that I neglected to mention the first NCVC member unless Ed Slaughter and Paul Pearson were members of NCVC when the raced in Hollond) to race in Europe bullbullbullbullbullbullbull Im talking about Mr Pete Swan
Pete Sally Amy and David were in town for two hectic weeks and sends a big Hellol and good wishes to all the old friends and aquainshytances they were unable to visit On behalf of the entire membership I would like to bit farewell to the Swinands who left the area in August for New England Gongratulations to PaPa Swinand as job moves usaally means a better position YOU WILL ALL BE MISSED bull bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull I was told that I got bum info about the Va Road Championships The guy that won was not a cat IV and he had lots and lots of team mates The results however was the same bullbullbullbullbull MY HEARTEST CONGRATULATIONS TO the new NATIONAL SR45 CRITERIUM CHAMPION Mr PAUL DIDIERbullbullbullbullbull Paul one of our strong Veteran racers for the last few years not being able to become one of the Super Vetsformly of NCVC) gave himself quite a 47th birthday gift by out riding a class field in Akron Ohio on July 1st This is Pauls third National Champion -ship as he won the championship of Luxembourgbefore departing for the US with his parents in 1957 Im also glad for ex NCVCer Bob Schneider who outsprinted NCVC associate member and reigningroad champ Jim Montgomery
The Wheelie RIDER OF THE MONTH GOES TO lightnin Mike who was our best OVershyall finisher in the Tour of New England moved to Friday night at Trexlertown and placed on the first night a win at a team rime Trial a second in Cumberland and a third at Allentown well until next time keep those legs turning and see what you can do to help your club
The Wheel
INHEELIE POINTS thru JUNE 1984
Pts Wins Cat 1 Mike Pugh 106 6 11m 2 Mary Pelz 91 6 IIw 3 Mike Kennady 84 6 lIm 4 Gunther Thomas 57 2 S45 5 Greg Swinand 48 2 JRM 6 Joey Wilson 44 1 JRM 7 Paul Swinand 42 JRM 8 Chris Hoven 40 JRM 9 Paul Didier 32 2 S45
10 Reon Fogg 29 JRM 11- Phillipe Hensel 26 1 JRM 12 Aubrey Gordon 14 11m 13 J McTernan 4 111m 14 T Stiller 2 IIw 15 M McGoey 2 lIm
Lightnin Mi~ (Pugh) leader of the Wheelie Points for the second straight month is seen here leading a chase group at Keystone Openin Philadelphia Pa
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To Colonel F Don Miller Executive Director United states Olympic Committee
Mr Ed Pavelka Editor of Velo-News
Mr Jim McFadden
Editor of Cycling USII ~~~
From Michael C Butler ~ Racing Team Director 301 588-2087 National Capital Velo Club
Date July 5 1984
Subject Olympic team selection
If the United States Cycling Federation is going to pre-pick the team to represent the USA at the Olympics why fool with athletes expectations and financesby conducting a series of lrials 7 Tom Prehn is the most successful racing cyclist ever to wear the jersey of the Nattonal Capital Velo ClubInc and probably the most successful cyclist to come out of the Washington DC area I r egularly use Tom as the perfect example to our Junior category racers as to how far one can go with hard work and true dedication
Now it seems that Ill have to add but if you want to make the Olympic team your years of hard work and dedication is at the mercy of the USCF Coaching staff How can I explain why Tom who won the last race of the Ol~npic Trialsfinished 7th and 11th in the others maki ng him the 5th highest points winner did not make the long team while others with no points d i d 7 instead hes an alternate Alternate to what 7
When I first heard that the coaches will select eight men and two women to join the four highest point winnere I thought to myself thats a nice little fall back if Phinney or Twigg has problems or Dad luck but I never in my wildshyest dreams thought in would be used to shaft a talented and experienced racer like Tom Prehn
Making Tom Prehn an alter nate was not a good gesture it was an insult
o UNITED STA TES CYCLING FEDERATION 0
NCVCs AUBREY Gibby GORDON RECEIVES AN ALPINE FRAME FROM NED CAREY OF ALPINE CYCLES WHICH HE IrJILL RIDE AT THE OLYMPICS WHEN HE REPRESENTS GUYANA Aubrey is scheduled to ridE the Points andor Road race
THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS WHO DEMAND PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE BECAUSE NO OTHER FRAME IS BUILT
Bicycle Village
QUITE LIKE AN ALAN
Available at
Bicycle Pro Shop 2860 Annandale Rd 34J3 M SI NW Falls Church Va 22042 The Bike Shop At Key Bridge
534-7370337-0311
From the lJesk of COLO IADO COhlhiLN l AY
AOUL WU2LIB-ie
Ihe scenic Colorado mountains i th its dry and qui te thin
air IIi tnessed the running of the second annual ini ~ed Zinger
(this year c~llcd the Junior National Bicycle Tour) The compshy
etitors who came from allover the country- even Alaska- Aexico
3nd Japan ere sorted into their respectivs casses ranging
f~OLn the 9-11 year olds to th 16-17 year olds (the latter catshy
fgOJ~y vas spli t into to scctions- the select tho s e attending
the June Camp and the r(st of the junios) The race stretched
throJgl 8 days lith a r e3 t day hich most people spent getting
ov~r altitudC siclmess All in all things Tent all right conshy
s ide r ing that ther e 8S no Tour until li ttle over a month ago
For those juniors ho 0 ro no t a tt8nding the Camp and -ho
t r u)tc~d the cfLicioncy of ths promoter] the Jour a8 011
~ lsarning experience Lodging at the various hotels was not
pee-arranged but had to be settled upon arrival which creatshy
8C qui te a commotion On p thing as for sure and tha t as that
you made frionds quiL2 quickly For those stranded vithout transshy
JorLation the promotc r~ graciously offered ri~8s in three renshy
~ccl tacion agons for about 20 peopl ~ In other ords to
nak c it to the caces you e thpr had to ake up an hour earlier
or hope that the cars vould makp it back in time For instancp
on the first stage a certain Ncve rider and his bunkie had to
time trial e ight miles to barely make it in time for the race
bocau se the drivers forgot to go back and pick up more riders
Hoaever once at the races things were better Lapped riders
werp not pull ed ~hich added to the confusion around a 5 mile
loop containing 7 corners (the promoters showed a lot of imagshy
ination in picking courses) But hey the chief referee was busy
ither warding off the protests coming from the 9-11 year olds
parents or else getting in the ay of a sprint on his vespa
Anyway things could maybe have gone worse- only one person
fell off a cliff and survived while one rider who is called
Vedge suffored a mild heart attack and had to be rushed to the
hospital
In terms of food onG had to bring a lot of money or else
resi0D to eating peaches n cream oatmeal frost e~ flakes ~ith
wa ter or hatever a sordid mind could come up d th Hovever
those at the Camp fared wors e - they had to eat OTC food AT any
rate the attrition ra-te as not so high out of about 90 14-15
year olds around 70 finnish ed ~hile the juniors stayed roughly
the same In the end NCVCs Chris Hoven finnished 16th in the
se l e ct race ~ J hil c his teammat e Philippe Hense l ended up 5th in
the 16-17 year olds By the ~ay s ome other riders ~ere seen
eyeing vi th envy the nev line of NCVC apparel theyre Hot
Jtuff Anyvray this ends the COLO ltAlJO COJVliillWrAY Until next
time
NCVC reporter-at-large
FOR SALE Benotto Professional Frame Set
Perfect condition new paint and decals 56 cm Asking $25000
RIH Track Bike Columbus tubing various components Great for training 57 cm A steal at $275
Call David Horne W) 274-5610 H) 845-1354
IAMIlLllN W TIHI TIHII
I must say the Wheelie is getting a bit worried bullbullbullbullbull IKn9w they say all good things must come to an end what goes around comes around nothing lasts forever and all that stuff bullbullbull I am hoping that this does not apply to the National Capital Vela Clubo Wetve come too far to end now now that it seems that the sport is on the brink of b eshycoming big bullbullbull bullby now you must be asking What the he ll is he talking about Im talking about the same old thing only this time I am really concerned about the administration of this club and the lack of working members bullbullbull I D~NT KNOW HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW THAT THIS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST CLUBS IN THE COUNTRY and has been praised by the likes of Ed Slaughter Brian Drebber Thom Prehn Ian Jackson former National champ STEVE WOOD WE EVEN IMPRESSED EddyB when he
visited the area back in 1979 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull We are in desperate need of a Sponsorship committee if you are the least bit interested please contact KENNY JACOBSON next year it would be great if we could have a Race Promotion committe2 to take care of not only the NCO but any open
race that we would like to promote and all training races bullbullbull If we cannot get a $10000 or $20000 cash sponsorship well need to make money for sUBPart the old fashion way Through promoting races and encourage membership drives Also after two ywars of doing a fine job with the Newsletter the Touarts would like to turn over the job of editing and publishing the newsletter to someone else with more time to devote to the job lam sure that some one out there has or had dreams of be coming an Editor so bullbull SO IF YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE IN ANYvJAY to the running of this club please contact Pres Kenny Jacobson or Mike Butler WE NEED YOU REALLY
Ihave to apologise to a past presshyident past NCO promoter valuable member of NCVC bullbullbullbullbull I was informed by Mike Butler that I neglected to mention the first NCVC member unless Ed Slaughter and Paul Pearson were members of NCVC when the raced in Hollond) to race in Europe bullbullbullbullbullbullbull Im talking about Mr Pete Swan
Pete Sally Amy and David were in town for two hectic weeks and sends a big Hellol and good wishes to all the old friends and aquainshytances they were unable to visit On behalf of the entire membership I would like to bit farewell to the Swinands who left the area in August for New England Gongratulations to PaPa Swinand as job moves usaally means a better position YOU WILL ALL BE MISSED bull bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull I was told that I got bum info about the Va Road Championships The guy that won was not a cat IV and he had lots and lots of team mates The results however was the same bullbullbullbullbull MY HEARTEST CONGRATULATIONS TO the new NATIONAL SR45 CRITERIUM CHAMPION Mr PAUL DIDIERbullbullbullbullbull Paul one of our strong Veteran racers for the last few years not being able to become one of the Super Vetsformly of NCVC) gave himself quite a 47th birthday gift by out riding a class field in Akron Ohio on July 1st This is Pauls third National Champion -ship as he won the championship of Luxembourgbefore departing for the US with his parents in 1957 Im also glad for ex NCVCer Bob Schneider who outsprinted NCVC associate member and reigningroad champ Jim Montgomery
The Wheelie RIDER OF THE MONTH GOES TO lightnin Mike who was our best OVershyall finisher in the Tour of New England moved to Friday night at Trexlertown and placed on the first night a win at a team rime Trial a second in Cumberland and a third at Allentown well until next time keep those legs turning and see what you can do to help your club
The Wheel
INHEELIE POINTS thru JUNE 1984
Pts Wins Cat 1 Mike Pugh 106 6 11m 2 Mary Pelz 91 6 IIw 3 Mike Kennady 84 6 lIm 4 Gunther Thomas 57 2 S45 5 Greg Swinand 48 2 JRM 6 Joey Wilson 44 1 JRM 7 Paul Swinand 42 JRM 8 Chris Hoven 40 JRM 9 Paul Didier 32 2 S45
10 Reon Fogg 29 JRM 11- Phillipe Hensel 26 1 JRM 12 Aubrey Gordon 14 11m 13 J McTernan 4 111m 14 T Stiller 2 IIw 15 M McGoey 2 lIm
Lightnin Mi~ (Pugh) leader of the Wheelie Points for the second straight month is seen here leading a chase group at Keystone Openin Philadelphia Pa
-~ L-
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BELL CINELLI
SHIMANO DESCENTE
SPECIALIZED
NCVCs AUBREY Gibby GORDON RECEIVES AN ALPINE FRAME FROM NED CAREY OF ALPINE CYCLES WHICH HE IrJILL RIDE AT THE OLYMPICS WHEN HE REPRESENTS GUYANA Aubrey is scheduled to ridE the Points andor Road race
THE CHOICE OF CHAMPIONS WHO DEMAND PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE BECAUSE NO OTHER FRAME IS BUILT
Bicycle Village
QUITE LIKE AN ALAN
Available at
Bicycle Pro Shop 2860 Annandale Rd 34J3 M SI NW Falls Church Va 22042 The Bike Shop At Key Bridge
534-7370337-0311
From the lJesk of COLO IADO COhlhiLN l AY
AOUL WU2LIB-ie
Ihe scenic Colorado mountains i th its dry and qui te thin
air IIi tnessed the running of the second annual ini ~ed Zinger
(this year c~llcd the Junior National Bicycle Tour) The compshy
etitors who came from allover the country- even Alaska- Aexico
3nd Japan ere sorted into their respectivs casses ranging
f~OLn the 9-11 year olds to th 16-17 year olds (the latter catshy
fgOJ~y vas spli t into to scctions- the select tho s e attending
the June Camp and the r(st of the junios) The race stretched
throJgl 8 days lith a r e3 t day hich most people spent getting
ov~r altitudC siclmess All in all things Tent all right conshy
s ide r ing that ther e 8S no Tour until li ttle over a month ago
For those juniors ho 0 ro no t a tt8nding the Camp and -ho
t r u)tc~d the cfLicioncy of ths promoter] the Jour a8 011
~ lsarning experience Lodging at the various hotels was not
pee-arranged but had to be settled upon arrival which creatshy
8C qui te a commotion On p thing as for sure and tha t as that
you made frionds quiL2 quickly For those stranded vithout transshy
JorLation the promotc r~ graciously offered ri~8s in three renshy
~ccl tacion agons for about 20 peopl ~ In other ords to
nak c it to the caces you e thpr had to ake up an hour earlier
or hope that the cars vould makp it back in time For instancp
on the first stage a certain Ncve rider and his bunkie had to
time trial e ight miles to barely make it in time for the race
bocau se the drivers forgot to go back and pick up more riders
Hoaever once at the races things were better Lapped riders
werp not pull ed ~hich added to the confusion around a 5 mile
loop containing 7 corners (the promoters showed a lot of imagshy
ination in picking courses) But hey the chief referee was busy
ither warding off the protests coming from the 9-11 year olds
parents or else getting in the ay of a sprint on his vespa
Anyway things could maybe have gone worse- only one person
fell off a cliff and survived while one rider who is called
Vedge suffored a mild heart attack and had to be rushed to the
hospital
In terms of food onG had to bring a lot of money or else
resi0D to eating peaches n cream oatmeal frost e~ flakes ~ith
wa ter or hatever a sordid mind could come up d th Hovever
those at the Camp fared wors e - they had to eat OTC food AT any
rate the attrition ra-te as not so high out of about 90 14-15
year olds around 70 finnish ed ~hile the juniors stayed roughly
the same In the end NCVCs Chris Hoven finnished 16th in the
se l e ct race ~ J hil c his teammat e Philippe Hense l ended up 5th in
the 16-17 year olds By the ~ay s ome other riders ~ere seen
eyeing vi th envy the nev line of NCVC apparel theyre Hot
Jtuff Anyvray this ends the COLO ltAlJO COJVliillWrAY Until next
time
NCVC reporter-at-large
FOR SALE Benotto Professional Frame Set
Perfect condition new paint and decals 56 cm Asking $25000
RIH Track Bike Columbus tubing various components Great for training 57 cm A steal at $275
Call David Horne W) 274-5610 H) 845-1354
IAMIlLllN W TIHI TIHII
I must say the Wheelie is getting a bit worried bullbullbullbullbull IKn9w they say all good things must come to an end what goes around comes around nothing lasts forever and all that stuff bullbullbull I am hoping that this does not apply to the National Capital Vela Clubo Wetve come too far to end now now that it seems that the sport is on the brink of b eshycoming big bullbullbull bullby now you must be asking What the he ll is he talking about Im talking about the same old thing only this time I am really concerned about the administration of this club and the lack of working members bullbullbull I D~NT KNOW HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW THAT THIS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST CLUBS IN THE COUNTRY and has been praised by the likes of Ed Slaughter Brian Drebber Thom Prehn Ian Jackson former National champ STEVE WOOD WE EVEN IMPRESSED EddyB when he
visited the area back in 1979 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull We are in desperate need of a Sponsorship committee if you are the least bit interested please contact KENNY JACOBSON next year it would be great if we could have a Race Promotion committe2 to take care of not only the NCO but any open
race that we would like to promote and all training races bullbullbull If we cannot get a $10000 or $20000 cash sponsorship well need to make money for sUBPart the old fashion way Through promoting races and encourage membership drives Also after two ywars of doing a fine job with the Newsletter the Touarts would like to turn over the job of editing and publishing the newsletter to someone else with more time to devote to the job lam sure that some one out there has or had dreams of be coming an Editor so bullbull SO IF YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE IN ANYvJAY to the running of this club please contact Pres Kenny Jacobson or Mike Butler WE NEED YOU REALLY
Ihave to apologise to a past presshyident past NCO promoter valuable member of NCVC bullbullbullbullbull I was informed by Mike Butler that I neglected to mention the first NCVC member unless Ed Slaughter and Paul Pearson were members of NCVC when the raced in Hollond) to race in Europe bullbullbullbullbullbullbull Im talking about Mr Pete Swan
Pete Sally Amy and David were in town for two hectic weeks and sends a big Hellol and good wishes to all the old friends and aquainshytances they were unable to visit On behalf of the entire membership I would like to bit farewell to the Swinands who left the area in August for New England Gongratulations to PaPa Swinand as job moves usaally means a better position YOU WILL ALL BE MISSED bull bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull I was told that I got bum info about the Va Road Championships The guy that won was not a cat IV and he had lots and lots of team mates The results however was the same bullbullbullbullbull MY HEARTEST CONGRATULATIONS TO the new NATIONAL SR45 CRITERIUM CHAMPION Mr PAUL DIDIERbullbullbullbullbull Paul one of our strong Veteran racers for the last few years not being able to become one of the Super Vetsformly of NCVC) gave himself quite a 47th birthday gift by out riding a class field in Akron Ohio on July 1st This is Pauls third National Champion -ship as he won the championship of Luxembourgbefore departing for the US with his parents in 1957 Im also glad for ex NCVCer Bob Schneider who outsprinted NCVC associate member and reigningroad champ Jim Montgomery
The Wheelie RIDER OF THE MONTH GOES TO lightnin Mike who was our best OVershyall finisher in the Tour of New England moved to Friday night at Trexlertown and placed on the first night a win at a team rime Trial a second in Cumberland and a third at Allentown well until next time keep those legs turning and see what you can do to help your club
The Wheel
INHEELIE POINTS thru JUNE 1984
Pts Wins Cat 1 Mike Pugh 106 6 11m 2 Mary Pelz 91 6 IIw 3 Mike Kennady 84 6 lIm 4 Gunther Thomas 57 2 S45 5 Greg Swinand 48 2 JRM 6 Joey Wilson 44 1 JRM 7 Paul Swinand 42 JRM 8 Chris Hoven 40 JRM 9 Paul Didier 32 2 S45
10 Reon Fogg 29 JRM 11- Phillipe Hensel 26 1 JRM 12 Aubrey Gordon 14 11m 13 J McTernan 4 111m 14 T Stiller 2 IIw 15 M McGoey 2 lIm
Lightnin Mi~ (Pugh) leader of the Wheelie Points for the second straight month is seen here leading a chase group at Keystone Openin Philadelphia Pa
-~ L-
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~
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BELL CINELLI
SHIMANO DESCENTE
SPECIALIZED
From the lJesk of COLO IADO COhlhiLN l AY
AOUL WU2LIB-ie
Ihe scenic Colorado mountains i th its dry and qui te thin
air IIi tnessed the running of the second annual ini ~ed Zinger
(this year c~llcd the Junior National Bicycle Tour) The compshy
etitors who came from allover the country- even Alaska- Aexico
3nd Japan ere sorted into their respectivs casses ranging
f~OLn the 9-11 year olds to th 16-17 year olds (the latter catshy
fgOJ~y vas spli t into to scctions- the select tho s e attending
the June Camp and the r(st of the junios) The race stretched
throJgl 8 days lith a r e3 t day hich most people spent getting
ov~r altitudC siclmess All in all things Tent all right conshy
s ide r ing that ther e 8S no Tour until li ttle over a month ago
For those juniors ho 0 ro no t a tt8nding the Camp and -ho
t r u)tc~d the cfLicioncy of ths promoter] the Jour a8 011
~ lsarning experience Lodging at the various hotels was not
pee-arranged but had to be settled upon arrival which creatshy
8C qui te a commotion On p thing as for sure and tha t as that
you made frionds quiL2 quickly For those stranded vithout transshy
JorLation the promotc r~ graciously offered ri~8s in three renshy
~ccl tacion agons for about 20 peopl ~ In other ords to
nak c it to the caces you e thpr had to ake up an hour earlier
or hope that the cars vould makp it back in time For instancp
on the first stage a certain Ncve rider and his bunkie had to
time trial e ight miles to barely make it in time for the race
bocau se the drivers forgot to go back and pick up more riders
Hoaever once at the races things were better Lapped riders
werp not pull ed ~hich added to the confusion around a 5 mile
loop containing 7 corners (the promoters showed a lot of imagshy
ination in picking courses) But hey the chief referee was busy
ither warding off the protests coming from the 9-11 year olds
parents or else getting in the ay of a sprint on his vespa
Anyway things could maybe have gone worse- only one person
fell off a cliff and survived while one rider who is called
Vedge suffored a mild heart attack and had to be rushed to the
hospital
In terms of food onG had to bring a lot of money or else
resi0D to eating peaches n cream oatmeal frost e~ flakes ~ith
wa ter or hatever a sordid mind could come up d th Hovever
those at the Camp fared wors e - they had to eat OTC food AT any
rate the attrition ra-te as not so high out of about 90 14-15
year olds around 70 finnish ed ~hile the juniors stayed roughly
the same In the end NCVCs Chris Hoven finnished 16th in the
se l e ct race ~ J hil c his teammat e Philippe Hense l ended up 5th in
the 16-17 year olds By the ~ay s ome other riders ~ere seen
eyeing vi th envy the nev line of NCVC apparel theyre Hot
Jtuff Anyvray this ends the COLO ltAlJO COJVliillWrAY Until next
time
NCVC reporter-at-large
FOR SALE Benotto Professional Frame Set
Perfect condition new paint and decals 56 cm Asking $25000
RIH Track Bike Columbus tubing various components Great for training 57 cm A steal at $275
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IAMIlLllN W TIHI TIHII
I must say the Wheelie is getting a bit worried bullbullbullbullbull IKn9w they say all good things must come to an end what goes around comes around nothing lasts forever and all that stuff bullbullbull I am hoping that this does not apply to the National Capital Vela Clubo Wetve come too far to end now now that it seems that the sport is on the brink of b eshycoming big bullbullbull bullby now you must be asking What the he ll is he talking about Im talking about the same old thing only this time I am really concerned about the administration of this club and the lack of working members bullbullbull I D~NT KNOW HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW THAT THIS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST CLUBS IN THE COUNTRY and has been praised by the likes of Ed Slaughter Brian Drebber Thom Prehn Ian Jackson former National champ STEVE WOOD WE EVEN IMPRESSED EddyB when he
visited the area back in 1979 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull We are in desperate need of a Sponsorship committee if you are the least bit interested please contact KENNY JACOBSON next year it would be great if we could have a Race Promotion committe2 to take care of not only the NCO but any open
race that we would like to promote and all training races bullbullbull If we cannot get a $10000 or $20000 cash sponsorship well need to make money for sUBPart the old fashion way Through promoting races and encourage membership drives Also after two ywars of doing a fine job with the Newsletter the Touarts would like to turn over the job of editing and publishing the newsletter to someone else with more time to devote to the job lam sure that some one out there has or had dreams of be coming an Editor so bullbull SO IF YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE IN ANYvJAY to the running of this club please contact Pres Kenny Jacobson or Mike Butler WE NEED YOU REALLY
Ihave to apologise to a past presshyident past NCO promoter valuable member of NCVC bullbullbullbullbull I was informed by Mike Butler that I neglected to mention the first NCVC member unless Ed Slaughter and Paul Pearson were members of NCVC when the raced in Hollond) to race in Europe bullbullbullbullbullbullbull Im talking about Mr Pete Swan
Pete Sally Amy and David were in town for two hectic weeks and sends a big Hellol and good wishes to all the old friends and aquainshytances they were unable to visit On behalf of the entire membership I would like to bit farewell to the Swinands who left the area in August for New England Gongratulations to PaPa Swinand as job moves usaally means a better position YOU WILL ALL BE MISSED bull bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull I was told that I got bum info about the Va Road Championships The guy that won was not a cat IV and he had lots and lots of team mates The results however was the same bullbullbullbullbull MY HEARTEST CONGRATULATIONS TO the new NATIONAL SR45 CRITERIUM CHAMPION Mr PAUL DIDIERbullbullbullbullbull Paul one of our strong Veteran racers for the last few years not being able to become one of the Super Vetsformly of NCVC) gave himself quite a 47th birthday gift by out riding a class field in Akron Ohio on July 1st This is Pauls third National Champion -ship as he won the championship of Luxembourgbefore departing for the US with his parents in 1957 Im also glad for ex NCVCer Bob Schneider who outsprinted NCVC associate member and reigningroad champ Jim Montgomery
The Wheelie RIDER OF THE MONTH GOES TO lightnin Mike who was our best OVershyall finisher in the Tour of New England moved to Friday night at Trexlertown and placed on the first night a win at a team rime Trial a second in Cumberland and a third at Allentown well until next time keep those legs turning and see what you can do to help your club
The Wheel
INHEELIE POINTS thru JUNE 1984
Pts Wins Cat 1 Mike Pugh 106 6 11m 2 Mary Pelz 91 6 IIw 3 Mike Kennady 84 6 lIm 4 Gunther Thomas 57 2 S45 5 Greg Swinand 48 2 JRM 6 Joey Wilson 44 1 JRM 7 Paul Swinand 42 JRM 8 Chris Hoven 40 JRM 9 Paul Didier 32 2 S45
10 Reon Fogg 29 JRM 11- Phillipe Hensel 26 1 JRM 12 Aubrey Gordon 14 11m 13 J McTernan 4 111m 14 T Stiller 2 IIw 15 M McGoey 2 lIm
Lightnin Mi~ (Pugh) leader of the Wheelie Points for the second straight month is seen here leading a chase group at Keystone Openin Philadelphia Pa
-~ L-
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ither warding off the protests coming from the 9-11 year olds
parents or else getting in the ay of a sprint on his vespa
Anyway things could maybe have gone worse- only one person
fell off a cliff and survived while one rider who is called
Vedge suffored a mild heart attack and had to be rushed to the
hospital
In terms of food onG had to bring a lot of money or else
resi0D to eating peaches n cream oatmeal frost e~ flakes ~ith
wa ter or hatever a sordid mind could come up d th Hovever
those at the Camp fared wors e - they had to eat OTC food AT any
rate the attrition ra-te as not so high out of about 90 14-15
year olds around 70 finnish ed ~hile the juniors stayed roughly
the same In the end NCVCs Chris Hoven finnished 16th in the
se l e ct race ~ J hil c his teammat e Philippe Hense l ended up 5th in
the 16-17 year olds By the ~ay s ome other riders ~ere seen
eyeing vi th envy the nev line of NCVC apparel theyre Hot
Jtuff Anyvray this ends the COLO ltAlJO COJVliillWrAY Until next
time
NCVC reporter-at-large
FOR SALE Benotto Professional Frame Set
Perfect condition new paint and decals 56 cm Asking $25000
RIH Track Bike Columbus tubing various components Great for training 57 cm A steal at $275
Call David Horne W) 274-5610 H) 845-1354
IAMIlLllN W TIHI TIHII
I must say the Wheelie is getting a bit worried bullbullbullbullbull IKn9w they say all good things must come to an end what goes around comes around nothing lasts forever and all that stuff bullbullbull I am hoping that this does not apply to the National Capital Vela Clubo Wetve come too far to end now now that it seems that the sport is on the brink of b eshycoming big bullbullbull bullby now you must be asking What the he ll is he talking about Im talking about the same old thing only this time I am really concerned about the administration of this club and the lack of working members bullbullbull I D~NT KNOW HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW THAT THIS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST CLUBS IN THE COUNTRY and has been praised by the likes of Ed Slaughter Brian Drebber Thom Prehn Ian Jackson former National champ STEVE WOOD WE EVEN IMPRESSED EddyB when he
visited the area back in 1979 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull We are in desperate need of a Sponsorship committee if you are the least bit interested please contact KENNY JACOBSON next year it would be great if we could have a Race Promotion committe2 to take care of not only the NCO but any open
race that we would like to promote and all training races bullbullbull If we cannot get a $10000 or $20000 cash sponsorship well need to make money for sUBPart the old fashion way Through promoting races and encourage membership drives Also after two ywars of doing a fine job with the Newsletter the Touarts would like to turn over the job of editing and publishing the newsletter to someone else with more time to devote to the job lam sure that some one out there has or had dreams of be coming an Editor so bullbull SO IF YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE IN ANYvJAY to the running of this club please contact Pres Kenny Jacobson or Mike Butler WE NEED YOU REALLY
Ihave to apologise to a past presshyident past NCO promoter valuable member of NCVC bullbullbullbullbull I was informed by Mike Butler that I neglected to mention the first NCVC member unless Ed Slaughter and Paul Pearson were members of NCVC when the raced in Hollond) to race in Europe bullbullbullbullbullbullbull Im talking about Mr Pete Swan
Pete Sally Amy and David were in town for two hectic weeks and sends a big Hellol and good wishes to all the old friends and aquainshytances they were unable to visit On behalf of the entire membership I would like to bit farewell to the Swinands who left the area in August for New England Gongratulations to PaPa Swinand as job moves usaally means a better position YOU WILL ALL BE MISSED bull bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull I was told that I got bum info about the Va Road Championships The guy that won was not a cat IV and he had lots and lots of team mates The results however was the same bullbullbullbullbull MY HEARTEST CONGRATULATIONS TO the new NATIONAL SR45 CRITERIUM CHAMPION Mr PAUL DIDIERbullbullbullbullbull Paul one of our strong Veteran racers for the last few years not being able to become one of the Super Vetsformly of NCVC) gave himself quite a 47th birthday gift by out riding a class field in Akron Ohio on July 1st This is Pauls third National Champion -ship as he won the championship of Luxembourgbefore departing for the US with his parents in 1957 Im also glad for ex NCVCer Bob Schneider who outsprinted NCVC associate member and reigningroad champ Jim Montgomery
The Wheelie RIDER OF THE MONTH GOES TO lightnin Mike who was our best OVershyall finisher in the Tour of New England moved to Friday night at Trexlertown and placed on the first night a win at a team rime Trial a second in Cumberland and a third at Allentown well until next time keep those legs turning and see what you can do to help your club
The Wheel
INHEELIE POINTS thru JUNE 1984
Pts Wins Cat 1 Mike Pugh 106 6 11m 2 Mary Pelz 91 6 IIw 3 Mike Kennady 84 6 lIm 4 Gunther Thomas 57 2 S45 5 Greg Swinand 48 2 JRM 6 Joey Wilson 44 1 JRM 7 Paul Swinand 42 JRM 8 Chris Hoven 40 JRM 9 Paul Didier 32 2 S45
10 Reon Fogg 29 JRM 11- Phillipe Hensel 26 1 JRM 12 Aubrey Gordon 14 11m 13 J McTernan 4 111m 14 T Stiller 2 IIw 15 M McGoey 2 lIm
Lightnin Mi~ (Pugh) leader of the Wheelie Points for the second straight month is seen here leading a chase group at Keystone Openin Philadelphia Pa
-~ L-
1984 OFFICIAL SPONSOR
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SPONSORSPONSOR
NCVC
PLUS MANY OTHER NAME BRANDS
Before You Buy AnywhereElse Give Your Official Sponsor a Chance to Help You with Your Cycling Needs
Call About Our NCVC ~EMBER MONTHLY SPECIALS
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w~ 719 8th Street SE Washington DC 200043-8900 ~ bull bullbull 2112 Blocks from Eastern Market Metro Statnshy)N CAPITOL HILL
~ I shy I
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~
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BELL CINELLI
SHIMANO DESCENTE
SPECIALIZED
IAMIlLllN W TIHI TIHII
I must say the Wheelie is getting a bit worried bullbullbullbullbull IKn9w they say all good things must come to an end what goes around comes around nothing lasts forever and all that stuff bullbullbull I am hoping that this does not apply to the National Capital Vela Clubo Wetve come too far to end now now that it seems that the sport is on the brink of b eshycoming big bullbullbull bullby now you must be asking What the he ll is he talking about Im talking about the same old thing only this time I am really concerned about the administration of this club and the lack of working members bullbullbull I D~NT KNOW HOW MANY OF YOU KNOW THAT THIS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND OLDEST CLUBS IN THE COUNTRY and has been praised by the likes of Ed Slaughter Brian Drebber Thom Prehn Ian Jackson former National champ STEVE WOOD WE EVEN IMPRESSED EddyB when he
visited the area back in 1979 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull We are in desperate need of a Sponsorship committee if you are the least bit interested please contact KENNY JACOBSON next year it would be great if we could have a Race Promotion committe2 to take care of not only the NCO but any open
race that we would like to promote and all training races bullbullbull If we cannot get a $10000 or $20000 cash sponsorship well need to make money for sUBPart the old fashion way Through promoting races and encourage membership drives Also after two ywars of doing a fine job with the Newsletter the Touarts would like to turn over the job of editing and publishing the newsletter to someone else with more time to devote to the job lam sure that some one out there has or had dreams of be coming an Editor so bullbull SO IF YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE IN ANYvJAY to the running of this club please contact Pres Kenny Jacobson or Mike Butler WE NEED YOU REALLY
Ihave to apologise to a past presshyident past NCO promoter valuable member of NCVC bullbullbullbullbull I was informed by Mike Butler that I neglected to mention the first NCVC member unless Ed Slaughter and Paul Pearson were members of NCVC when the raced in Hollond) to race in Europe bullbullbullbullbullbullbull Im talking about Mr Pete Swan
Pete Sally Amy and David were in town for two hectic weeks and sends a big Hellol and good wishes to all the old friends and aquainshytances they were unable to visit On behalf of the entire membership I would like to bit farewell to the Swinands who left the area in August for New England Gongratulations to PaPa Swinand as job moves usaally means a better position YOU WILL ALL BE MISSED bull bull bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull I was told that I got bum info about the Va Road Championships The guy that won was not a cat IV and he had lots and lots of team mates The results however was the same bullbullbullbullbull MY HEARTEST CONGRATULATIONS TO the new NATIONAL SR45 CRITERIUM CHAMPION Mr PAUL DIDIERbullbullbullbullbull Paul one of our strong Veteran racers for the last few years not being able to become one of the Super Vetsformly of NCVC) gave himself quite a 47th birthday gift by out riding a class field in Akron Ohio on July 1st This is Pauls third National Champion -ship as he won the championship of Luxembourgbefore departing for the US with his parents in 1957 Im also glad for ex NCVCer Bob Schneider who outsprinted NCVC associate member and reigningroad champ Jim Montgomery
The Wheelie RIDER OF THE MONTH GOES TO lightnin Mike who was our best OVershyall finisher in the Tour of New England moved to Friday night at Trexlertown and placed on the first night a win at a team rime Trial a second in Cumberland and a third at Allentown well until next time keep those legs turning and see what you can do to help your club
The Wheel
INHEELIE POINTS thru JUNE 1984
Pts Wins Cat 1 Mike Pugh 106 6 11m 2 Mary Pelz 91 6 IIw 3 Mike Kennady 84 6 lIm 4 Gunther Thomas 57 2 S45 5 Greg Swinand 48 2 JRM 6 Joey Wilson 44 1 JRM 7 Paul Swinand 42 JRM 8 Chris Hoven 40 JRM 9 Paul Didier 32 2 S45
10 Reon Fogg 29 JRM 11- Phillipe Hensel 26 1 JRM 12 Aubrey Gordon 14 11m 13 J McTernan 4 111m 14 T Stiller 2 IIw 15 M McGoey 2 lIm
Lightnin Mi~ (Pugh) leader of the Wheelie Points for the second straight month is seen here leading a chase group at Keystone Openin Philadelphia Pa
-~ L-
1984 OFFICIAL SPONSOR
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SPONSORSPONSOR
NCVC
PLUS MANY OTHER NAME BRANDS
Before You Buy AnywhereElse Give Your Official Sponsor a Chance to Help You with Your Cycling Needs
Call About Our NCVC ~EMBER MONTHLY SPECIALS
METROPOLIS Would Like-to Be Your~omplete Cycling Shop We Can Fit You From Fread to Toe-and Wheel tomiddot-Wheel
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~ I shy I
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~
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SPECIALIZED
INHEELIE POINTS thru JUNE 1984
Pts Wins Cat 1 Mike Pugh 106 6 11m 2 Mary Pelz 91 6 IIw 3 Mike Kennady 84 6 lIm 4 Gunther Thomas 57 2 S45 5 Greg Swinand 48 2 JRM 6 Joey Wilson 44 1 JRM 7 Paul Swinand 42 JRM 8 Chris Hoven 40 JRM 9 Paul Didier 32 2 S45
10 Reon Fogg 29 JRM 11- Phillipe Hensel 26 1 JRM 12 Aubrey Gordon 14 11m 13 J McTernan 4 111m 14 T Stiller 2 IIw 15 M McGoey 2 lIm
Lightnin Mi~ (Pugh) leader of the Wheelie Points for the second straight month is seen here leading a chase group at Keystone Openin Philadelphia Pa
-~ L-
1984 OFFICIAL SPONSOR
cJfj BIKE amp SCOOTER
SPONSORSPONSOR
NCVC
PLUS MANY OTHER NAME BRANDS
Before You Buy AnywhereElse Give Your Official Sponsor a Chance to Help You with Your Cycling Needs
Call About Our NCVC ~EMBER MONTHLY SPECIALS
METROPOLIS Would Like-to Be Your~omplete Cycling Shop We Can Fit You From Fread to Toe-and Wheel tomiddot-Wheel
w~ 719 8th Street SE Washington DC 200043-8900 ~ bull bullbull 2112 Blocks from Eastern Market Metro Statnshy)N CAPITOL HILL
~ I shy I
FIR S T CLASS MAlL - NCVC NEWSLETTER 8304 Bark Tree Court
~
Springfield VA 22153
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SHIMANO DESCENTE
SPECIALIZED
-~ L-
1984 OFFICIAL SPONSOR
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NCVC
PLUS MANY OTHER NAME BRANDS
Before You Buy AnywhereElse Give Your Official Sponsor a Chance to Help You with Your Cycling Needs
Call About Our NCVC ~EMBER MONTHLY SPECIALS
METROPOLIS Would Like-to Be Your~omplete Cycling Shop We Can Fit You From Fread to Toe-and Wheel tomiddot-Wheel
w~ 719 8th Street SE Washington DC 200043-8900 ~ bull bullbull 2112 Blocks from Eastern Market Metro Statnshy)N CAPITOL HILL
~ I shy I
FIR S T CLASS MAlL - NCVC NEWSLETTER 8304 Bark Tree Court
~
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