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DECEMBER 2014 SELECTEDFEATURES FEATURES PrezSpring Says: Kick OneOff DinnerFinal Thing 21 BuffaloWhatever Bike It UpdateTakes 31-2 WelcomeGrill and ChillNew 2014 Members 32 NeverMembership Never ReportLand 42 YearLWA EndRace Reflections Calendar 2014 53 NewNordic Hour Skiing Record Set 6-73 Mirrors,Outward Hand Bound Signals Events and Risk 7-83-4 NewThink VeloSpring Shop 84 QRQLocal ofBenefit the MonthRides 95 MostQRQ Bikes Per Capita Countries 105 FavoriteRide With Fotos GPS WantedUpdate 116-7 LWA Financial Report 11-128 LWA SponsorsSponsor Page 159 CLUB OFFICERS Jack Helffrich...................................President [email protected] 610-398-0205 Paul Smith.....................................VP Touring [email protected] 570-360-2523 Sallie Urffer....................................VP Racing [email protected] 610-554-2931 Torie Loven......................................Secretary [email protected] David Sheffield..............................Treasurer Neither rain nor snow nor sleet can keep an LWA cyclist off the road [email protected] 610-462-0107 (Carl Zvanut in unexpected fall sleet storm) photo: Tim Riley Richard Baldock.......................MemBership HOLIDAY GIFTING 2014 [email protected] 610-965-2736 member or officer to arrange for a drop- off before the party. Alternatively, if RoB Smith....................................MemBership This year, the LWA is once again you are donating a pre-paid gift card, it [email protected] 610-770-0460 collecting donations for people in need can be mailed to: LEHIGH WHEELMEN Terry Terfinko............................Webmaster and for those less fortunate than ASSOCIATION, P.O.BOX 40, [email protected] 610-966-2329 ourselves in the Lehigh Valley Area. TREXLERTOWN, PA 18087-0140 G.Mack…….........................Newsletter Editor We have once again partnered with [email protected] 610-966-2739 three local organizations - Community The gift wishlist includes: Carl Zvanut.............................Board Member Bike Works, The Sixth Street Shelter, From The Sixth Street Shelter---Five [email protected] 610-909-4679 and Turning Point of the Lehigh Valley - individuals (ages 6-46), each with five Brian Wacik….......................Board Member to identify areas of need. The following requests. [email protected] link will direct you to our page at From Community Bike Works---Eight SignUpGenius.com where you can sign Maureen Porter...................Board Member types of gifts that the kids would like [email protected] 610-597-0516 up for contributions. (ages 9-13) Donalee Frary.......................Board MemBer Turning Point of the Lehigh Valley---A [email protected] 610-587-2355 Donations will be collected at the LWA's need for gift cards to department stores Dick McCreight.....................Board MemBer annual holiday party on December 7, or & pharmacies, gas cards, bus passes. [email protected] 484-547-4385 you can contact me or any LWA board HOLIDAY GIFTING, continued from p.1 At the risk of overlooking someone, let me say THANK YOU! to a few of our members. http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e4ea4a72fabf85-2014 Paul Smith - A superb Vice President of Touring. Paul "What we spend, we lose. What we keep will be left for others. organized some great out of bounds rides, led many local rides, What we give away will be ours forever.”David McGee revamped the Gap Gallop, and tabulated ride data. He's the best. “We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what Torie Loven and Mo Porter - A doctor and a nurse by day, they we give.” Winston S. Churchill are also dedicated and efficient secretaries who were faithful to attend meetings and record the minutes. “You can give without loving, but you cannot love without Dave Sheffield - The best treasurer money can buy, and we giving.” Amy Carmichael don't even pay him. Terry Terfinko - For managing our website, keeping it current “For it is in giving that we receive.” Francis of Assisi and effective, and for helping to develop a budget. George Mack - For taking the Quick Release to a new level. “Love only grows by sharing. You can only have more for Enjoyable reading. yourself by giving it away to others.” Brian Tracy Richard Baldock and Rob Smith - For keeping our membership records up to date and accurate. Thanks in advance for your generosity. Lenni Maguire - For auditing our financial records. Carl Zvanut - For having the good sense to agree with Lenni Jack Helffrich LWA President 2012-2014 during the audits. Ron Helmuth - For organizing rides in Juniata County and NYC. Now that's diversity. Debby Terfinko - For organizing the Grill and Chill's and the annual holiday party. Mike Solliday - For serving as the unofficial 'Minister of Happiness' and keeping me sane(ish). Lenni Maguire - For volunteering (yes, actually raising her hand) to proof read the proposed revisions to our Constitution and By- Laws. Fritz Walker, Dean Hower, Mike Solliday - For organizing the annual club picnic and rides. Dick McCreight - For publicizing our events and proposing the Buffalo Bike donations. Jane Derby - For selling 130 pairs of socks in less time than it took to type this. Matt Molchan - For providing unsolicited culinary treats. Brian Cincera, Keith Gourley, Brian Wacik - For taking the Donut Derby to new heights. Keith Gourley - For updating our sign-in/waiver, and then explaining it to us. THE PREZ SAYS--- Mike Solliday, Mo Porter, Dean Hower - For serving on the ONE FINAL THING nominating committee. Nancy Sheffield - Thanks for coordinating our participation in One final thing. Bike Virginia. Speakers - Thank to everyone who has make a presentation at This is my last 'editorial' as president of the Lehigh Wheelmen a club meeting. Association. Yes, it’s lame duck time. I would really love to Faithful followers - Thanks to all who have attended and pull an FDR and hang around until death do us part, but there's participated in club meetings. that pesky language in our club's Constitution and By-laws. Ride leaders - Thanks to each. This is the core of the club. Three and out. Board Members - Thank you for serving. Holiday gift givers - Thanks to all who donated. So its “adios muchachos, sayonara, TTFN, au revoir, hasta la Volunteers - Thanks to everyone who helped in any way. vista baby, catch you later, ciao, auf wiedersehen”, etc. Not that I am actually going anywhere. That list represents the dedication of many hours of work to keep the club functioning efficiently. In 2015, make it your Looking back over the past three years, its apparent that one of goal to thank those who are responsible for helping you to the things that makes the LWA a really great club - and that has enjoy your time on the bike, and to volunteer to make the made being president so enjoyable - is the number of LWA even better. individuals who volunteer and get involved with our activities. A lot of people dedicate a lot of hours to this, and it is Jack Helffrich LWA President 2012-2014 appreciated by our membership. LWA QUICK RELEASE DECEMBER 2014 2 LWA HOLIDAY PARTY REMINDER DECEMBER 7, 2014 The Lehigh Wheelmen will celebrate the Holiday Season with a dinner dance on Sunday, December 7, at Green Pond Country Club, Bethlehem. Festivities will commence with a cocktail party & cash bar at 5:30pm followed by a sit-down dinner at 6:30pm. After dinner fellow cyclist, Eric Rigler, will provide us with music for dancing! Debby Terfinko LWA ELECTIONS 2014 The annual election of officers and board members of the Lehigh Wheelmen Association will be held on December 7, 2014, at 7:00 PM at the LWA Holiday Party at the Green Pond Country Club, 3504 Farmersville Rd., Bethlehem, PA, 18020. As established in the LWA Constitution & By-laws, the election will be held at the last monthly membership meeting of the year. This meeting follows dinner at the annual holiday party, and all LWA members in good standing are encouraged to attend. You do not have to sign up for the dinner in order to vote. BUFFALO BIKE UPDATE The following individuals have been nominated by the nominating committee: In September the LWA board voted to fund three Buffalo Bikes to provide transportation President.............................David Sheffield to students, aid workers, and businessmen in Vice President of Touring.......Paul Smith (incumbent) Africa. We're pleased to announce that four Vice President of Racing........Sallie Urffer (incumbent) more bikes have been donated to World Secretary............................Torie Loven (incumbent) Bicycle Relief by LWA members bringing our Treasurer.............................Tina Lawrence 2014 total to seven bikes! Do you struggle to Board Member......................Carl Zvanut (2 year term) find that perfect gift for a parent or other relative Dick McCreight (2 year term) during the holiday season? Consider giving a $134 Buffalo Bike Glenn Davis (1 year term) in their honor and help significantly change the life of a person in Africa. In addition, nominations will be accepted from the floor at that time. Visit www.worldbicyclerelief.org/mobilizeme2013 to see how Buffalo Bikes impact lives in Africa. Jack Helffrich LWA President 2012-2014 To donate go to www.worldbicyclerelief.org/donate. LWA MEMBERSHIP REPORT DECEMBER 2014 Donations are tax-deductible. If you make a donation, drop a note to [email protected] so that we may track the total LWA New Members donations to World Bicycle Relief. Ray Terek & Laura Zitzer Troy Painter Thanks, LWA, for sharing our love of bikes beyond our borders and making a difference in our world. Membership Individual ~ 216 (-1) Dick McCreight LWA Boardmember Family ~ 76 (+2) Units ~ 292 (+1) Total (Minimum) Members ~ 368+ (+3)... Apologies in advance for any errors, omissions or redundancies. Richard Baldock & Rob Smith LWA Membership LWA QUICK RELEASE DECEMBER 2014 3 NEW RIDE LEADER REPORTING METHODS The Lehigh Wheelmen ride-year runs from December 1st to November 30th. Starting on the first day of December 2014 the club will be implementing a new ride leader reporting procedure which consists of two easy steps.
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