Newsletter No 70 July 2004

WELLINGTON VETERANS’ CYCLING CLUB (INC) www.wvcc.org.nz

he WVCC caters for the competitive and keen recreational rider 35 years of Tage and over. We promote Time Trials, Road Races, Recreational Rides and Endurance Rides for men and women on a regular basis throughout the year.

All riders welcome For submissions to the Start line For further information please ring please contact: President Dave McGee 476 3123 Gary Gibson Secretary tba 24/55 Hamilton Road Treasurer Diane Dowding 528 8535 Hataitai Club Captain* Doug Mabey 479 3774 Wellington Race Manager Andy West 239 9468 Tel: 386 1262 Wk: 568 6071 *For membership enquiries call Email: [email protected] Doug Mabey on 479 3774

Julian Thor

New Zealander leads Team-mate Armstrong with to a stage win in the Vouckler in yellow Letter From Le Tour

Hi folks. The day turned out to be more eventful than I expected as I only expected to see a start. Vanessa (daughter)and I headed to Charleroi by train to catch the start of Stage 2. Didn ’t go quite to plan as we didn ’t get there early enough to mingle with the riders although we made it for the start.The photo attached is just after the start.On the way from the station to the start I spied a guy building a wheel at the CSC truck on a wheel build mount like no other so I took a photo to be able to show Campbell.On the way back the guy was still building a wheel -putting locktite on the nipples and spoke ends actually which I found interesting too.Whilst watching him and hearing him speak a language or two I thought with long downhills -I never was convinced). Hope mine the english bit sounded like Kiwi so I asked him when hang on though! Jim has me wanting a set of Zipps!They he looked my way.Sure he said,what was I doing will mostly use 303 ’s and 404 ’s with some 202 ’s on there.So down to the truck we went for a close uplook the mountain stages. and chat and to meet the other guys. Craig knows Julian Dean well -they had heard a Wheel builder/CSC mechanic is Craig Geater from group of Kiwis were on a Baxter Tour so I said sure and Rotorua (father rides masters he told me) plus Jim from to listen out for us! Craig also knows and Zipp and the CSC Spanish mechanic.Craig has been said she is here following the Tour too. with CSC for 4 years and lives in Belgium.He will be at Tomorrow we are heading to the start in Waterloo Athens as NZ mechanic for road,TT,tri and mountain then to a cobble section late in the Stage. bike. It was great talking to Craig -learned they only John Wilson used tubs (so much for them not being used on the stages (Note: see Page 10 for details on le Tour Social night) CLUB AGM 2004 The following positions A proposal to amend the remit was made - the proposal was to raise the fees by $5 per year. This proposal was were filled at the AGM: voted against and the original remit was passed 12 for 10 against, or something like that. President Dave McGee Treasurer Dianne Dowding Tea and biscuits were served afterwards because we needed it! Club Captain Doug Mabey Race Manager Andy West Newsletter Editor Gary Gibson Positions Vacant Publicity Officer Wendy Lewin The following positions in the Hon.Auditor Richard Sweetman WVCC committee have yet Committee George Baxter, Simon Cullen, to be filled: Tim Palmer, Ross Jackson Secretary Required for the odd meeting, jotting down of minutes, letter-writing The positions of Secretary and Social Secretary have and other fun stuff. Remuneration is twice that of the Editors. not be filled at time of printing newsletter. Social Secretary Remit: Required for arranging fun stuff for the club members, not necassarily involving bicycles. Remuneration is based on how The remit to raise club fees by $10 per year was passed many Brewery & Chocolate Factory owners you know. after much discussion. The club was very divided in it's Please apply to the above positions urgently to Dave Magee (because he’s doing two jobs) and help your club today! opinions as to whether or not the fees should be raised. 2 CLUB AGM 2004 4th July RACE MANAGERS REPORT 2003---2004 SEASON Entries where down on pervious years due to bitterly doing the race managers job a lot easier if each club cold conditions. We also had a number of riders pull member was able to time keep and/or marshal at least out. The 64kmï ride had to be changed to an out and once during the season. back course due to flooding on course-way. Otherwise RACE MANAGERS End the event was a success. Thank-you to the committee, very special thanks to John Elliottï for his time subcommittee and all the volunteers who helped on the throughout the season, and to the committee for their day. support and again to everybody who has helped ANNIVERSARY RIDE throughout the year. Safe winter training. See you all in Therëe was a good turn out of old members and the new season. regular members for this event, good ride times were The 2003-04 season required lots of work behind recorded, fun times were had and good stories were told. the scenes due to the need for Traffic Management Plans. Thanks to timekeepers and helpers with the It was necessary to have plans in place for safety before INTER CLUB - BUNNYTHORPE races could be run. …A special thanks to Douglas Yet again there was a good number of Wellington Mabey for his time on this. Veterans Cycling Club members, which saw the club Andy West, Race Manager win the Trophy for the third year in a row - well done. Thanks to all the riders and a special thanks to club officials who gave up their time to assist on the day Treasurer’s Annual TWO DAY TOUR Report Change in the ride format, starting with the Time The club had a successful year financially in spite of Trial interesting racing over the next two days, which the inclement weather we had for our fundraising Fun made finishing positions change on several ccassion's. Ride (rain, hail and sunshine after most of the riders Thanks to van drivers, Marshall's and timekeepers over finished). this weekend, as well as those working behind the The committee continued the policy of subsidising scenes. club activities. NATIONAL VET TIME TRIAL Example the: annual prizegiving and barbecues Good conditions at the National Vets saw a number Our two-day Tour and the TT at Masterton financially of our members go under the hour, well done. The good were more profitable by reducing expenditure. turn out, included some out of town riders. Thanks to We had an increase in membership, which is a good Diane Dowding for the great lunch and once again a sign for the future of the club. big thankyou timekeepers and Marshal's. The club finances are healthy, similar to previous CLUB CHAMPS yeas. however we have had increases in printing and This event was run on the Lee Course in Masterton. postage (extra 5 cents soon adds up with +140 members) Due to the relative flatness of the course, fast and furious and this year the hire of halls are due to increase racing was seen. This course also enabled groups to substantially. better stay together which meant a bunch sprint of about In closing, I would gratefully like to thank our auditor 30 or so riders crossing the finnish line. (Not for the Richard Sweetman for auditing our accounts and faint hearted). Thankyou to all marshal's and entering the report on the website. Timekeepers. Dianne Dowding, Hon Treasurer TIMEKEEPERS AND MARSHAL As this is my first season as race manager, although the demands are many I have found it rewarding, particularly when events run smoothly - no mishaps. One thing that takes time in this role is finding enough marshals and timekeepers. They play an important part in making each race a success. It would make anyone 3 CLUB AGM 2004

Club Captains Report

Wellington Veterans Cycling Club Incorporated Statement of Financial Position as at 31 May 2004

2004 2003 Current Assets Note $ $ Bank of New Zealand - Cheque Account 6,173 456 Bank of New Zealand - Short Term Investment 6,851 10,322 Petty Cash 52 - Prepaid Expenses - New Clothing 4 2,958 - Stock on Hand - Clothing 3 702 1,050 Stock on Hand - Medals 191 282 Total Current Assets 16,927 12,110 Plus Fixed Assets Trailer 2 395 445 Laptop Computer & Printer 2 567 851 Laser Printer 2 196 295 Total Fixed Assets 1,158 1,591 Total Assets 18,085 13,701 Less Current Liabilities Accounts Payable 230 462 Pelorus Trust - Donation for New Safety Equipment 6 1,000 - Income in Advance - New Clothing Sales 5 2,850 - Subscription Paid In Advance - 30 4,080 492 Net Assets 14,005 13,209

Accumulated Funds Members Funds at 1 May 13,209 13,955 Plus Net Income (Deficit) for the Year 796 (746) Total Accumulated Funds 14,005 13,209

Brendan Traynor For and on behalf of the Wellington Veterans Cycling Club Incorporated 4 CLUB AGM 2004 Wellington Veterans Cycling Club Incorporated Wellington Veterans Cycling Club Incorporated Statement of Income and Expenditure for Year Ended 31 May 2004 Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2004 Note 2004 2003 1. Statement of Accounting Policies Income: $ $ Reporting Entity Subscriptions 3,945 3,735 The club is an Incorporated Society. Annual Awards Dinner 2,030 1,725 Measurement Base Club Social - 1,862 Clothing & Monogram Sales 31101,427 The measurement base adopted is historical cost. Interest Received 542 601 Goods and Services Tax NZ Masters Games - 210 The financial statements have been prepared using GST inclusive figures, as the Club Training Camp 2,522 2,491 is not required to be registered for GST. Race Entry Fees Depreciation Wairarapa Fun Ride 7 7,520 8,235 Depreciation of Fixed Assets is provided for over the expected useful life of the assets WVCC Two Day Tour 8 705 555 on a straight line basis. Veterans National Time Trial 9 485 918 Makara Surf to Summit TT & Other Entry Fees 374 335 Fixed Assets 9,084 10,043 Fixed Assets are shown at original cost less accumulated depreciation. Stock on Hand Total Income: 18,233 22,094 Stock on Hand has been valued at the lower of cost or net realisable value. Less Expenditure: Changes in Accounting Policies Annual Dinner Expenses 1,860 2,458 There have been no changes to the accounting policies. The accounting policies Club Social - 2,054 applied were consistent with those used in previous years. Cost of Sales Clothing & Monograms 3 510 1,270 2004 2003 Depreciation (Trailer, Laptop Computer etc) 2 433 519 $ $ Donation - Featherston Fell Railway 7-1,000 Donation - Featherston School 7 600 - 2. Fixed Assets and Depreciation Donation - Featherston St Johns 7 600 - Trailer Purchased August 2002 445 495 Wairarapa Fun Ride Expenses 7 5,205 5,063 Less Depreciation at 10% Straight Line (50) (50) Hall Hire 305 539 Closing Written Down Value 395 445 Medals 487 326 Laptop Computer & Printer Purchased Jan 2003 851 1,135 Minor Asset Purchases 10 402 484 Less Depreciation at 25% Straight Line (284) (284) Newsletter Printing 565 309 NZ Masters Games - 350 Closing Written Down Value 567 851 Postage 541 270 Laser Printer Purchased April 2003 295 394 Printing & Stationery 330 232 Less Depreciation at 25% Straight Line (99) (99) Public Liability Insurance 310 202 Closing Written Down Value 196 295 Race Managers Fee 800 850 Race Refreshments & Barbecues 572 560 Total Fixed Assets 1,158 1,591 Sundry Expenses 312 564 Trailer Expenses 101 904 3. Clothing Sales Training Camp Accommodation and Catering 2,551 2,403 Sales 110 1,427 Trophy & Medal Engraving 303 383 Less Cost of Sales Two Day Tour Expenses 8 400 616 Opening Stock 1,050 1,590 Veterans National 40km Time Trial Expenses 9 250 984 Purchases 162 730 Wellington Womans Team Southland Cycle Tour 7-500 1,212 2,320 Total Expenditure: 17,437 22,840 Less Closing Stock (702) (1,050) Net Income (Deficit) for the Year 796 (746) Cost of Sales 510 1,270 Net (Deficit) Surplus Clothing (400) 157 Members Funds Opening Balance 1 June 13,209 13,955 4. Prepaid Expenses - New Clothing Purchases Plus Net Income (Deficit) for the Year 796 (746) In March and April the club paid Challenge Products $2,958 being 50% of the cost for new club uniforms. The amount paid has been recorded as a "Prepaid Expenses - New Clothing". Total Members Funds 31 May 14,005 13,209 The balance of $2,958 is to be paid to Challenge Products when the new uniforms are completed. Wellington Veterans Cycling Club Incorporated At balance date these new uniforms had not been received by the club. Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2004

5. Income in Advance - New Clothing Sales At balance date club members had paid the club $2,850 for new club uniforms that had not Wellington Veterans Cycling Club Incorporated been supplied to them. These amounts have been recorded as "Income in Advance" Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 May 2004

6. Pelorus Trust - Donation for New Safety Equipment (Signage) 2004 2003 During the year the club received funding of $1,000 from the Pelorus Trust for new safety $ $ equipment - signage. At balance date this new equipment had not been purchased and the 9. Veterans National Time Trial $1,000 has been recorded as a current liability. Race Entry Fees 485 918 Less Expenses 2004 2003 Catering Costs 130 342 $ $ Engraving Medals - 110 7. Wairarapa Fun Ride Hall Hire 100 60 Race Entry Fees 7,520 8,235 Medals - 200 Less Expenses Printing Entry Forms and Results - 214 Advertising 452 295 Sundry Expenses 20 58 Catering Costs - Featherston Lionesses 1,750 1,850 Total Veterans National Time Trial Expenses 250 984 Donation - Featherston Lions - Marshalls 400 400 Net Income (Deficit) - Veterans National Time Trial 235 (66) Donation - Featherston St Johns - First Aid 500 200 Envelopes and Postage - 221 10. Minor Asset Purchases Gifts for Officials etc - - Triangle Road Signs 197 - Hall Hire 115 100 Printing Fun Ride Entries and Results - 506 New Road Cones 116 - Race Numbers 574 365 Laminated Route Maps 89 - Spot Prizes (On Yer Bike) 863 863 3 Rotating Beacon Lights - 272 Spot Prizes (Solstone Estate Winery) 96 192 Plastic Tea Box - 85 Sundry Expenses 455 71 2 Plastic Water Containers - 42 5,205 5,063 Suitcase for Club Clothing - 35 Net Surplus - Fun Ride 2,315 3,172 Womans Trophy for Makara TT - 50 The Club paid the following donations from this net surplus: Total Minor Asset Purchases 402 484 Donation to Featherston School 600 - Donation to Featherston St Johns 600 - Contribution to the Wellington Womans Team Southland Cycle Tour - 500 Donation - Featherston Model Fell Railway Society - 1,000 1,200 1,500

8. Two Day Tour Race Entry Fees 705 555 Less Expenses Catering Costs 170 300 Engraving Trophies - 45 Hall Hire 150 60 Petrol Vouchers 80 100 Printing and Sundry Expenses - 46 Prizes (Solstone Estate Winery) - 65 Total Two Day Tour Expenses 400 616 Net Income (Deficit) - Two Day Tour 305 (61) 5 THE ANNUAL AUTUMN MTB BASE RIDING CAMP 2004 The 42nd Traverse, Ohakune to Jerusalem & Jerusalem to Wanganui

en's reputation for military planning However they managed to find a short-cut there wasn't too much climbing. After a was blown apart when Douglas and turned up at the lodge significantly later couple of hours of judicious cycling the Kturned up 2 hours late with the car. than expected. While the others were hunger was starting to bite, so we stopped He was muttering something about tenants cycling, Michael the driver had a pleasant and had a rest. Michael said he would be having fat in their arteries. Whatever it was, time up at the Chateau. Dinner that night an hour or so in Jerusalem before he he sorted them out. We left sardines off the was at the pub. followed us down the Whanganui River, menu. With 5 of us in the Toyota station All the boys showed their talent at pool, something to do with going to church. We wagon and a trailer on the back with the although Ken's expertise at dirty-pool had put him through so much stress; he only bikes there really wasn't any room for them, deserted him. The darts effort was had to buy two loaves of bread on his way and the car probably wouldn't have made something to behold; What are the rules? to Jerusalem and he would have been it up Rokewa Way. Saturday forgiven, but he forget!!! So there were no Ken was very cunning, he brought along peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the his CD player, and pretended it was very Turoa to Jerusalem Douglas and Kevin lads on the way south. Ian was muttering complicated so he had to sit in the front cycled up the 17km access road to the Turoa something about a lack of sugar and that and operate it. No one realized that he ski-field. Ian and Ken feeling somewhat he couldn't go much further. typically needs assistance to tie his own more mortal went up in the car. The road We were climbing this really minor hill shoe laces (or maybe they were just too was reasonably flat at the bottom, but got and Ian was dropping behind. He asked us polite to mention it). There was a sigh of steadily steeper towards the top. First gear later if we saw that really large bird. What relief from the neighbors as the car stuff, in the car. Although the sky was clear, bird Ian? You know that really large one disappeared (crawled) up the road. No one it was very cold and windy at the top. There when we were climbing that hill!!! I really believed that it would make it all the way was a wind chill factor of minus 500c. The think Ian was hallucinating and all he could to Owhango. But we did arriving shortly boys keep warm, by glowing in the smug see were vultures waiting for him to drop... after midnight. We confess to slip streaming assurance that they hadn't been brave/stupid In any case we stopped for a break. behind a bloody great truck so we could enough to try and cycle up. President Kev had five raisins left in his maintain 80 kph, all that road cycling must Then they ripped off down the hill. Ian pocket so he dealt them out one at a time. have taught us something. and Ken found Kevin only 3 km from the He dropped Dougies and pointed to the top. Douglas was just a little further down Friday raisin on the road - Dougie still reckons it the hill - in his walking shoes (so to speak). was a sheep dropping. Fortunately Michael The 42 Traverse. There is never a bad A millisecond is 1/ 1,000 of a second, a turned up with the chilly bin, just before day to do the 42nd Traverse as it includes nanosecond is 1/1,000,000, however Ian started to eat his saddle. The chilly bin several monstrous down-hills. The weather scientists have discovered an ever shorter was opened and the food that was left was was dry, but the track was very muddy, unit of time. The dougiesecond is the devoured in no time. especially where the forestry trucks had amount of time it takes Douglas to decide So it was off to Wanganui. "Oh, by the been operating. There were numerous times that he doesn't really have to climb to the way", Michael says, "the sisters said there when a horrendous crash was only half a top of the Turoa access road when he sees is one hill to cross before you get to second away. Douglas appeared the other boys descending. The 17km Wanganui" as he drove off with his particularly brave descending one section, down-hill was just bloody wonderful. Ian inimitable smile on his face. So it was up however we found out later, that he just challenged a bridge, but came out of it in the Gentle Annie we climbed, the usual didn't know how to escape. Kevin was like one piece. placings still resulted Kevin in the lead on a mountain goat up all the hills, and Ian led From Ohakune we headed across to the up and Ian in the lead on the down. all the descents. Ian's derailleur broke, but Raetahi for lunch. Then we had the 28km We enjoyed a pause (and the view) at it just gave the rest of us a chance to catch downhill to Pipiriki. There were a couple the top and rode off into the southerly into our breath. of climbs along the way, but the road drops Wanganui. Without Michael we could not Talking about animals; Ken took the 750 metres over the 28km's so it was heaps have enjoyed this weekend so much - many lead with one of his normal spurts and as of fantastic down-hills. Once again Ian thanks Michael for being our driver. he rounded the corner there was a screech taught us the correct technique for Epilogue Jeff managed to turn the trailer of the brakes; "my God did you see that?" descending hills. Michael was waiting for around on Rokewa Way without detaching he exclaimed! Has Ken fallen off, well no; us at Pipiriki with a hot coffee and it; this was a major achievement as the "See what we asked?" There were three afternoon tea. It doesn't get any better than trailer was longer than the width of the road. deer on the track. Well did we believe Ken? that. Unknown rider - First in to Pipiriki Unfortunately it left Ken feeling rather Nahhhhh, but sure enough ranger Kev We stayed the night with the sisters at inferior, or as he put it "I feel like the Danny spotted the hoof marks on the track and Jerusalem. The convent was a bit tired but Devito Twin" Tim got the final award for gave Ken a big tick for sighting them but a a very welcome relief. Ken would like to falling asleep when Ken was telling him very big black mark for frightening them. apologize to any sisters who saw him about the week-end away. Come on Tim, Kevin was raised (or is that reared) in this walking around naked while he was looking you could at least have pretended to be neck of the woods and this proved to be a for the shower with hot water (stop Press: interested! What was the golf score? And very nostalgic return to Owhango and the Michael found the shower the next day after to President Kev - What was that about a surrounding hinterland. He disappeared on we left). moderate pace? several occasions to reminisce on what Sunday And to next year The Queen Charlotte might have been if he had remained in such Sounds - put it in your diary now!!!!! a sprightly and rural economy. Out to Wanganui (no hills he said) The riders in this event were: Everyone knew it would be a race up 65km. There can't be many places more the final hill to the finish. Ken got away to remote than Jerusalem. We hardly saw any Douglas Mabey and Kevin Smith an early lead, but the mountain goat hauled houses or cars for 2 hours. The morning who is also PNP President (a bit of him in, followed by Douglas and Ian. was brilliant with hardly a cloud in the sky. bonding between the clubs). Ken The road stuck very close to the river and McCarthy is a prospective member. 6 Situations vacant, DomPost Wednesday, 14th July Winter Training Bunch Rides

Kapiti: Meet at the back of Coastlands, 9am Sunday Paremata: Paremata round- about, carpark opposite the service station, 8am Sunday Silverstream: Silversteam Railway Station carpark, 9am Sunday

Ride details were not confirmed at time of going to print so please confirm with the Club Captain (see front page)

If you commuted by bicyle on the 19th July, you may well have been given this artlicle by strategically placed cycle-friendly people:

CYCLING Cyclists! QUOTES Have a say in your cycling environment

Le Tour. I suppose it is A Group of concerned cyclists in Wellington what we have all been would like to hear from you waiting for. It is true Please email [email protected] really. We watch all the other races and enjoy OR them, but in the back of our minds, it is "Le Tour" Phone Cristina van Dam at 801-3251 that we really think about. This research is being conducted on behalf of Wellington City Coun cil and Cycle Aware Wellington – Paul Sherwin

7 athens 2004 cut-out reference guide

August Road NZ Cyclists 14th Mens Road Race Julian Dean, , & 15th Womens Road Race Joanne Kiesanowski, & 18th Mens & Womens Individual Time-Trial unsure who’s riding this Track 20th Men's Pursuit Qualifying Round, , , Matthew Randall, & Tim Gudsell (teams Pursuit) 1km TT final, womens 500m TT final 21st Men’s Teams Sprint; Qualifying, 1st Round and finals Women’s ; qualifying and first round Sarah Ulmer Men’s Individual Pursuit Final 22nd Women’s 200m Sprint; qualifying and finals Men’s 200m Sprint; qualifying and finals Women’s individual Pursuit finals 23rd Women’s sprint Quarter Finals Men’s 200m Sprint; qualifying and finals Women’s Individual Pursuit Finals 24th Women’s Sprint finals & Semi finals Men’s Sprint finals & semi finals Men’s Points Race 25th Men’s Keirin; first round, second round and final Anthony Peden Women’s Points Race Sarah Ulmer Men’s & Greg Henderson Mountain Bike 27th Womens cross-country 28th Mens cross-country Kashi Leuchs

What’s on elsewhere Event Distance Date Contacts Southend Mini Tour A = 92km 8th Aug email [email protected] B = 69km Fax 063670146, or C = 46km Southend ProCycle Centre 063685459 Wanganui Grand Prix Varied 21-22 Aug entryform www.cyclingnz.com Olympic Cycling Events: see above 14-28 Aug Athens Levin Open ? 29th Aug [email protected] WVCC fun ride Featherston 80/64km 10th Oct Any WVCC committee member Howkes Bay Fun Ride 50/120km 17thOct www.tourofthebay.co.nz National NZ Road Champs varied 21-24thOct Hokitika. www.cyclingnz.com K2 Coromandal fun ride: 200km 30th Oct Keith Stevenson 07 866 8613 [email protected] Wgtn Track opening night varied 2nd Nov Gary Gibson WVCC Martinborough Fun Ride 95km 7th Nov www.viccycles.co.nz Tour of Wairarapa Fun Ride 100km 17th Nov Masterton Athletic Club Lake Taupo Fun Ride: 160km+ 27th Nov Entry forms in any bike shops 8 PR NEWS TOUR DE FRANCE 2005

Womens Tour of Italy Final general classification (115 finishers) 1 Nicole Cooke (GBr) Zara Manhattan 21.33.11 2 Fabiana Luperini (Ita) Let's Go Finland 0.57 3 Priska Doppmann (Swi) Let's Go Finland 1.05 4 Miriam Melchers (Ned) Farm Frites Hartol 1.28 5 Modesta Vzesniauskaite (Ltu) Zara Manhattan 2.20 6 Valentina Polkanova (Rus) Nobili Rubinetterie-Guerciotti 2.22 7 Diana Ziliute (Ltu) Safi-Pasta Zara Manhattan 2.51 8 Svetlana Boubnenkova (Rus) P.M.B. Fenixs 3.08 9 Olivia Gollan (Aus) Australian National Team 3.25 10 Zoulfia Zabirova (Rus) Let's Go Finland 3.57 50 Susie Wood (NZl) Bike New Zealand 18.57 69 Anne Bradshawtoni (NZl) Bike New Zealand 31.14 82 Joanne Buick (NZl) B ike New Zealand 41.07 84 Robyn Wong (NZl) Bike New Zealand 42.03 98 Marie Tyedale (NZl) Bike New Zealand 1.05.47

Teams classification 1 Safi - Pasta Zara Manhattan 62.59.22 2 Let's Go Finland 1.30 3 Team Farm Frites Hartol 4.37 4 Nobili Rubin.-Guerciotti 7.24 5 P.M.B. Fenixs 9.23 6 Team S.A.T.S. 2004 9.45 7 Lietzsport Cycling-Basis Aude 10.00 8 Australie 11.01 9 Michela Fanini - Record Box 14.07 10 Chirio Forno D'asolo 16.02 15 Bike New Zealand 30.32

Richard Verenque, King of the Mountains, in the Tour de France

9 NEXT CLUB RECO RDS 2003-04 Seasons Trophy Winners Stent Rhodes Trophy Richard Sutton ISSUE Presidents Cup Andy West Jim Cummins Trophy Paul Lewin Open Nation Vets Time Trial Trophies Men Jeff Lyall Copy deadline is Sunday Women Jo Neeson 22nd August 2004 Chris Simmons Trophy Matt Clarke Hill Climb Championships Trophy Men Tim Palmer Articles required: Women Tina Wilks Fun Ride Entry Form; Alan Clarke Cup Doug Mabey Race Programme; 2up Time Trial Ray Marshall and Jell Lyall 25mile Time-Trial Series handicap Trophy Tim Palmer Newsletter to be printed Mangaroa Cup Dave Magee beginning of September Heretaunga-Pinehaven Cup Tim Palmer Black Trophy Blair Marshall Johnson Trophy Tim Palmer Johnson Cup Andy West Jeff Lankow Trophy Tina Wilks Ruamahanga Cup Tim Palmer Sandra & Tony Gavin Cup Jo Neeson Dave Holey Cup Tim Palmer Road Race Club Championships Trophies Men Richard Sutton Women Jo Neeson Cycles Italian Ltd Trophies Men Tim Palmer Women Ann Bondy Stop Baldness Interclub Trophy Bunnythorpe Dave Magee President Lister Trophy Andy West Rock Trophy Gary Ward Startline Gary Gibson Bent Crank Award Gary Gibson Personality of the Year Wendy Lewin Gold Saddle Doug Mabey Golden Chainring Tina Wilks Harrigan Cup Jo Neeson Tour de France Evening A new Australian research Numerous members of our club are currently enjoying the rain, shows that Hormonal Replacement thunderstorms and sun at the Tour de France. When they return, Therapy mixed with a little they will be entertaining the club with their experience of the event. steriods and the odd pinch of Vetinarian medicine under a new Wednesday 25 August formula design by Canadian Angus Inn, Lower Hutt doctors can replace hair faster than bar open for drinks and coffee any previously known medicine. You too can have the look of a champion athelete in one easy $5.00 per head which will include supper international purchase. Imagine – drinks are extra – having a 5 O’clock shadow once RSVP's required for catering purposes to again (seen pictured). Order now Doug Barrett and receive your free set of 04 479 3774 027 678 0856 Paparazzi knives! [email protected]

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