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David Cantero May/June 2011 http://www.tailwindsofsantamariabc.org Editor: Diana Cantero Tailwinds of Santa Maria BC is a member of the Santa Maria Valley Chamber of Commerce FROM THE PRESIDENT Boy doesn't time fly by. All ready we are starting the month of May and the weather has been so- so; good days and cold days with a little wind thrown in for good m easure. We've had some great rides though. If you missed the one called Bitter Water a 73 mile ride from Shandon through the San Andreas fault and Shell Creek Road, you missed a beautiful ride. We had some headwinds and some good sized water puddles (after the rains) to cross, but at the end of the day it was well worth it. Thank you, ride leader, Tom Murphy. Although we are still short on ride leaders we seem to be getting rides out. Come on guys! Sign-up and lead a ride that you would like to do. It can be 15 to 30 miles or longer. You just need to decide where you want to go. The days are get- ting longer, the rains have stopped and there are no excuses. The Spring Choo Choo ride had to be cancelled due to a problem with Amtrak. Time conflicts did not allow us to re- schedule this one. I know many of you were disappointed but there will be another one scheduled in September. This is another beautiful ride that everyone seems to look forward to and enjoy.especially taking the train back home. It gives us all a time to relax and enjoy each other’s company. Get the word out that the Windmill is coming July 16th. All the busy bees or Captains are getting everything ready and we are expecting a great turn out this year. If you would like to help out with this club fund raiser contact Tom Murphy, Windmill Coordinator, and he will find a spot for you. There are lots of things to be done before and during this event so be sure to sign up. Don't forget to support the Wheelin’ Warriors as they hold their fund-raising barbecue on the day of the Amgen Solvang time trial. The Amgen riders will be passing through, on this private ranch road, and the ranch owner has allowed the WW to hold a BBQ there, selling tri tip sandwiches, etc, as a fund raiser for their group. Spectators will have a great view of the racers as they go by while munching on a great Tom Juarez/ Cheryl Dettrick BBQ tri-tip sandwich. Parking avail- able on the long driveway. The cost is as follows:$10.00 park only. $20.00 Park and tri-tip sandwich/ drink. All dona- tions go to the Wheelin’ Warriors. The Wheelin’ Warriors and their families park and eat for free. Don’t forget to bring lawn chairs and hats and get there before 10 AM to get a good spot. There will be Rest rooms on site. See Cheryl Dettrick for more information and/or to get a parking space or viewing point on top of the hill. The way time is flying by and summer will be upon us in no time. So get yourself in bicycle shape by riding hard and often. Chuy and I will be looking for you on the road and with the “Pack”. David Cantero 1 MAY/JUNE 2011 RIDE CALENDAR All rides start at the Loading Dock in Old Orcutt unless otherwise specified. Be ready to ride at 8:30AM. ALL Tuesdays: Route to be determined by group 25-30 miles Loading Dock 8:30 AM ALL Thursdays: Guadalupe 24 miles Master’s Donut 8:30 AM Thursday Nights: Pt Sal rides ...5:15/5:30 pm. Fat tires only. Meet at the gate and climb. Short and steep - it's a great workout!.....Janelle Hann Questions regarding rides may be directed to Maureen Black: 937-1519 SATURDAY RIDES To post the Saturday rides, Ride Leaders are needed. If you would like to lead a ride, contact Maureen Black at:[email protected] SHOW AND GO rides are always a possibility but require someone to be the designated leader. UPDATED RIDE CALENDAR May 28 Memorial Day Weekend: Great Western Bike Rally, Paso Robles Just a reminder to post this on line for this Saturdays ride. Start time is 9AM. Mileage is about 40 miles or so!! It will start at the Dinosaur Caves but it will be a ride to Los Osos, via Turri Road and a bite to eat at the world famous "Sylvesters Ham- bergers". We may stop for a snack and coffee in Baywood Park if it turns out to be too early for lunch. We'll see when we get to the inter- section of Bay Blvd. & Turri Rd. Thanks Victor Some of us are doing the metric century on Sun for the Great WEstern Bike Rally in Paso. You may come for just the ride which leaves between 6:30 and 8:30AM. It is sagged. Maureen June 4 Lake Lopez/High Mountain Rd: 35 miles ….Victor Cabatuan June 11 Arroyo Grande Hills: Rotary Gazebo: @ 35 miles 8:30AM..…. Victor Cabatuan June 18: Goleta to Carpenteria, 50 miles, Costco (Goleta) Parking Lot 9AM: …. Tom McCullough and Julie Coolidge June 25 Stamel Park, Cambria, 50 miles, 8:00AM, Annual Gene Cerise Memorial County Coast Bike Ride, San Luis Obispo YMCA…. Be sure to register as this is a charity ride. PARTICIPATING BIKE SHOPS These bike shops offer a 10% discount to Tailwinds members on most stock items Please show your membership card to the sales person prior to the sale. PEDAL POWER BICYCLES: 349-2294 HART VELO BIKE SHOP: 929-2258 1740 S, Broadway, SM 150 N. Thompson, Nipomo MAIN STREET CYCLES: 922-5577 IRA’S BIKE SHOP: 489-2621 311 E. Main St. SM 107 Bridge, A.G. CENTRAL COAST CYCLERY: 934-2003 ART’S CYCLERY: 543-4416 1157 E. Clark, Ste 1, Orcutt 2140 Santa Barbara St., S.L.O. TRINITY CYCLERY: 473-8324 THE BIKE CONNECTION: 736-4849 1343 W. Grand, A.G. 200 W. Ocean, Lompoc BICYCLES UNLIMITED: 736-4064 CYCLE STARS 347-1950 660 N. H Street, Lompoc College Square, Starbuck’s Shopping Center, SM WALLY’S BIKE SHOP 544-4116 306 Higuera St, San Luis Obispo, 2 Wheelin Warriors Spring Kick Off Party (Was) held Thursday April 7th at InWest Insurance in Santa Maria, (to) recognize the 2 year anniversary of the Wheelin Warriors Club-established following the elimination of Special Olympics Cycling and after the theft of athletes bicycles, equipment and damage to their cargo trailer. Meal (was) provided by VTC and potluck by parents. A video slide show complemented the evening. New windbreakers, funded by donors, were presented to each athlete for the Spring season. A group of 38 athletes, parents and volunteers gathered to recognize the efforts of volunteers and donors who have helped support the inception of the WW Club and have contributed funds, supplies and time to sustain the WW ath- lete's participation in the Club. Volunteers were recognized with a framed certificate of appreciation and a photo of the athletes with special needs and included: Vocational Training Center, Steve Brookshire B & B LabelMark Smith, Foxenwood Builders,Agnes Johnson, Johnson Memorial Foundation, Michael Grant, Santa Barbara Rotary Club, Norman Hoffman, Hoffman Opthamology, Inc., Alan Livingstone, Vocational Training Center, David and Diane Cantero, Tailwinds Cycling Club, Greg Hagopian, Fuel Technologies International, Tom Juarez, FzioMed, Inc. The Warriors will be having a major fundraiser in May in conjunction with the Amgen time trials in Solvang. Tailwind members are invited to attend and support this event. Amgen Tour of CA- Fundraiser for Wheelin Warriors May 20,Time Trial in Los Olivos --BBQ lunch Road closes at 10 am. Ballard Canyon road and Los Olivos Meadows. Hwy 101 to 154, 2 miles to Steele Street/Foxen Canyon exit, right off 154 to Ballard Canyon Road,1/4 mile to top. The WW trailer will be there. Park in long driveway. $10.00 park only. $20.00 park and tri-tip sandwich/ drink. All donations go to Wheelin Warriors. Wheelin Warriors and families park and eat for free. Bring lawn chairs and hats. Rest rooms on site. Tom Juarez’cell - 441-2057. Taylor and David smile for the The Warriors got a new jacket. Dave Cantero accepts an award for the Camera. Tailwinds JOIN THE WARRIORS AT THE AMGEN. There was a good turnout of parents and friends. The Warriors at the M/S ride. 3 THE OLD CREEK RIDE….MARCH 5, 2011 Here's a few shots taken from today's tough but fun ride up old Creek Road...... Tom McCullough, & Steve Powers had already gone by....I forgot I had my camera with me..... Pictured in the background is Morro Rock, then Jim Rainville, Joe, Janelle and Trish coming down High way 46.We all rode to the top of Old Creek Road then across to Santa Rosa Creek Road. Steve, Tom and I made it to the top then turned around and regrouped to ride down High way 46 as they were pretty well done in at that point and ready to have lunch. Steve Powers rode like Alberto Contador the whole way......! They all agreed it was a tough ride but was well worth it. I will reschedule the ride for some time in May so those that missed it can have a chance at it and riders today want to do it again...... Victor (Cabatuan) 11th Annual Country Coast Classic Bike Ride June 25th, 2011 This is a ride you don't want to miss! Cambria, CA Register today for the 11th Annual Country Coast Classic happening in Cambria.
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