DOCSLIB.ORG

Cambridge, New York Pro/1 Men 82 Miles 89 Starters

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Cambridge, New York Pro/1 Men 82 Miles 89 Starters 2010 Tour of the Battenkill April 10, 2010 - Cambridge, New York Pro/1 Men 82 miles 89 starters Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State 1 g340 3:21:42 Brian Jensen TradeWind Energy / Trek Stores Lawrence KS 2 g390 3:21:42 Daniel Zmolik AXA Equitable Cycling Team/CRCA Ridgewood NY 3 g328 3:21:42 WILLIAM DUGAN Team Type 1 SANTA BARBARA CA 4 g322 3:21:42 Cameron Cogburn CCB/Wheelworks Freeville NY 5 g325 3:21:42 Josh Dillon BikeReg.com / Cannondale Essex Junction VT 6 g380 3:21:57 Steve Tilford TradeWind Energy/Th Trek Stores topeka KS 7 g392 3:21:57 Arnaud Papillon 8 g351 3:21:57 Justin Lindine BikeReg.com / Cannondale New Salem MA 9 g327 3:21:57 Jamey Driscoll Jamis Sutter Home p/b Colavita Winooski VT 10 g349 3:22:13 Bobby Lea Bahati Foundation Racing Mertztown PA 11 g388 3:22:13 Kevin Wolfson Team Ora pb Independent Fabrication Medford MA 12 g302 3:22:13 Clayton Barrows AXA Equitable Cycling Team/CRCA State College PA 13 g355 3:22:21 Mike Margarite AXA Equitable Cycling Team/CRCA New York NY 14 g301 3:22:30 Jonathan Awerbuch NorEast Cycling Norwich VT 15 g357 3:22:30 Dylan Mcnicholas CCB/Wheelworks stratham NH 16 g329 3:22:30 Ryan Fleming MetLife p/b groSolar Exeter NH 17 g336 3:22:30 Hugo Houle garneau club chaussures ogilvy renault Québec QC 18 g341 3:22:30 Christopher Johnson Philadelphia PA 19 g366 3:22:30 Vincent Quirion Gaspésien Saint-Georges QC 20 g317 3:22:30 Pascal Bussières Team Spirit/Cannondale pb Rhus Elementi Quebec QC 21 g338 3:22:30 Peter Hurst AXA Equitable Cycling Team/CRCA Stamford CT 22 g356 3:22:30 Antoine Matteau Gaspésien/passion-vélos Trois-Rivières QC 23 g374 3:22:51 Eric Schildge Mountain Khakis fueled by Jittery Joe's Rumson NJ 24 g379 3:22:51 Robert Sweeting Team Globalbike Danbury CT 25 g304 3:22:57 Jean-Sebastien Beland Paquette-Villemure Construction Oka QC 26 g384 3:23:38 Igor Volshteyn Champion System Racing New York NY 27 g330 3:23:39 william Goodfellow Bikereg.com-Cannondale Dorval QC 28 g361 3:23:41 Tim Mitchell CCB/Wheelworks Ashland MA 29 g337 3:23:41 Isacc Howe Mountain Khakis Pro Cycling Team p/b EP-NO Burlington VT 30 g370 3:24:53 Colin Sandberg Penn State Hershey Cancer Institute Philadelphia PA 31 g359 3:24:53 Sean Melcher Champion System Racing Basking Ridge NJ 32 g358 3:25:25 Jason Meidhof Clean Currents p/b Don Beyer Volvo Arlington VA 33 g378 3:25:26 Mike Stubna Indiana Regional Medical Center Philadelphia PA 34 g381 3:26:14 Jerome Townsend BikeReg.com / Cannondale Princeton MA 35 g306 3:27:12 Nick Bennette MetLife p/b groSolar Metuchen NJ 36 g346 3:27:12 Robbie King Team Ora p/b IF Brentwood NH 37 g367 3:27:12 Jeff racine garneau club chaussures ogilvy renault Québec QC 38 g383 3:27:13 Vincent Veilleux Team Spirit/Cannondale pb Rhus Elementi Québec QC 39 g315 3:27:38 Yahor Buben CCB Wheelworks Team Hamden CT 40 g345 3:28:17 Nicholas Keough Kenda Pro Cycling p/b GEARGRINDER Sandwich MA 41 g316 3:28:29 cory burns Embrocation Cyling Journal Elite Team Watertown NY 42 g365 3:28:29 jean sebastien PERRON garneau club chaussures ogilvy renault ST AUGUSTIN DE DESMAURES QC 43 g362 3:28:29 Pierrick Naud Rocky Mountain Amos QC 44 g313 3:31:02 Amos Brumble CCB racing Westerly RI 45 g360 3:31:03 John Minturn AXA Equitable Cycling Team/CRCA Philadelphia PA 46 g323 3:31:37 stephen cummings Indiana Regional Medical Center Etna NH 47 g369 3:31:37 Sébastien Rousseau Gaspesien Levis QC 48 g373 3:31:39 Neil Schiemann Tall Tree Cycles Gatineau QC 49 g311 3:31:43 Peter Bradshaw Embrocation Cycling Journal Boston MA 50 g319 3:31:43 Aidan Charles CCNS – Charlescoaching.com middletown CT 51 g318 3:32:31 Chad Butts Champion System Racing Danbury CT Results by Atwood Racing Services, LLC and Yellow Jacket Racing OFFICIAL 4/15/2010 3:40 PM 2010 Tour of the Battenkill April 10, 2010 - Cambridge, New York Pro/1 Men 82 miles 89 starters Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State 52 g335 3:33:48 Jake Hollenbach AXA Equitable Cycling Team/CRCA Shelburne VT 53 g393 3:34:00 Thom Coupe BikeReg.com / Cannondale Plymouth NH 54 g352 3:34:00 Joshua Lipka Team Kitty Cat / Internet Cheshire MA 55 g368 3:34:00 Austin Roach MetLife p/b groSolar Princeton NJ 56 g312 3:34:10 Alexander Bremer MetLife p/b groSolar Brooklyn NY 57 g309 3:34:11 Pierre Boilard TeamSpirit/Cannondale pb Rhus Elementi quebec QC 58 g326 3:34:11 joel dion poitras garneau club chaussures ogilvy renault st augustin de desmaures QC 59 g387 3:34:12 Joe Whitman AXA Equitable Cycling Team/CRCA State College PA 60 g354 3:34:12 John Loehner AXA Equitable Cycling Team/CRCA Bronx NY 61 g305 3:34:12 Peter Bell MetLife p/b groSolar Cambridge MA 62 g308 3:34:12 william blackburn rio tinto-martin swiss Lasalle QC 63 g339 3:34:16 Colin Jaskiewicz AXA Equitable Cycling Team/CRCA Montclair NJ 64 g314 3:37:00 Jonathan Bruno Your Mothah's ah Snowblowah! Boston MA 65 g348 3:37:04 Ron LaRose 3 CCNS – Charlescoaching.com Plainville CT 66 g344 3:37:04 Luke Keough BikeReg.com / Cannondale Sandwich MA 67 g386 3:37:04 Stephen Weller BikeReg.com / Cannondale Montague MA 68 g389 3:37:04 Todd Yezefski Team Ora pb IF Medford MA 69 g324 3:42:07 Laurent Dallaire Rockymountain/CIBC St-Lambert QC 70 g334 3:53:36 Chris Hillier Colavita Racing Inc. pittsburgh PA 71 g372 4:00:20 vincent scalia Team Ora pb IF queensbury NY Results by Atwood Racing Services, LLC and Yellow Jacket Racing OFFICIAL 4/15/2010 3:40 PM 2010 Tour of the Battenkill April 10, 2010 - Cambridge, New York Pro/1/2 Women 62 miles 56 starters # of starters: 30 Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State Cat 2 1 g152 3:08:33 Anna Barensfeld LadiesFirst Powered by Milton CAT Brookline MA 1 2 g203 3:08:33 Silke Wunderwald Team Kenda Stonington CT 3 g209 3:08:59 Arielle Fiberti Specialized Women's Team Worcester MA 2 4 g157 3:08:59 Patty Buerkle Fruit 66 - Artemis Pittsburgh PA 3 5 g189 3:08:59 Beth Miller Anthem Sports Women's Cycling Delmar NY 6 g199 3:08:59 Jennifer Stephenson 7thgroove/RE:FORM Body Clinic Nepean ON 7 g183 3:08:59 Veronique Labonte Nanoblur-Gears Montreal QC 8 g201 3:09:33 Catherine Walberg Team Kenda Tire Topeka KS 9 g151 3:09:33 Elle Anderson NEBC/Cycle Loft/Devonshire Dental Hanover NH 4 10 g173 3:09:33 Amy Gray-Smith Treads.com/DFT Aurora CO 5 11 g180 3:09:33 Clara Kelly NEBC/Cycle Loft/Devonshire Dental Boxford MA 6 12 g198 3:09:53 Audrey Scott Team Bikeway.com Poughkeepsie NY 7 13 g186 3:09:53 kacey Manderfield Cycle Loft Davisburg MI 14 g195 3:09:53 Melissa Ross Team Kenda Tire Norwood MA 15 g178 3:09:53 Jenny Ives Anthem Women's Cycling Team Gloversville NY 8 16 g206 3:10:41 Amy McGuire Wheelworks Racing Jamaica Plain MA 9 17 g207 3:11:14 Jenny Trew BMW/Bianchi Ottawa ON 18 g156 3:11:14 Maureen Bruno Roy MM Racing Arlington MA 10 19 g210 3:11:45 Andrea Smith Minuteman Road Club Medford MA 11 20 g155 3:12:14 Rebecca Blatt Team Kenda West Hartford CT 12 21 g184 3:12:36 Allison Lampi 7thgroove/RE:FORM Body Clinic Chelsea QC 22 g182 3:12:36 Sarah Krzysiak Anthem Sports Women's Cycling Utica NY 13 23 g176 3:12:36 Anne Guzman Nanoblur-Gears Carlisle ON 24 g202 3:13:04 Amanda Watson Artemis Washington DC 25 g187 3:13:35 Anna McLoon Team Kenda Cambridge MA 26 g162 3:14:52 Susanne Delaney NEBC/Cycle Loft/Devonshire Dental Portsmouth NH 14 27 g190 3:15:27 Lenore Pipes Fruit66/Artemis Philadelphia PA 28 g191 3:15:56 Paula Powell 7thGroove RE:FORM Body Clinic Whitby ON 29 g154 3:17:18 Véronique Bilodeau Cascades Longueuil QC 30 g179 3:17:18 Krystal Jeffs Nanoblur-Gears Caledon ON 31 g172 3:17:41 Virginie Gauthier Cascades Boisbriand QC 32 g193 3:17:54 Isabelle Rodrigue La Cabosse d'Or Levis QC 33 g168 3:18:12 Sonja Evers C3-Sollay.com Washington DC 34 g165 3:19:41 Natalie Dumont NEBC/Cycle Loft/Devonshire Dental Fitchburg MA 15 35 g211 3:19:42 Frances Morrison Wheelhouse/NCC Cycling Team Easthampton MA 16 36 g166 3:19:42 Meredith Ehn Anthem Sports Women's Cycling Albany NY 17 37 g167 3:19:42 Amity Elliot Team Kenda Nellysford VA 38 g170 3:19:42 Évelyne Gagnon Chicoutimi QC 39 g192 3:19:42 Maria Quiroga CRCA/Radical Media New York NY 18 40 g169 3:19:42 Julia Farell 7thGrooveRE:FORM Clinic Toronto ON 41 g177 3:19:43 Sarah Iepson CAWES p/b Specialized Oaklyn NJ 19 42 g196 3:19:43 Cathy Rowell NEBC/Cycle Loft/Devonshire Dental Bedford MA 20 43 g185 3:19:44 Emily MacKay Amoroso's Cycling Team/Tri-State Velo Philadelphia PA 21 44 g197 3:19:57 Marjolein Schat Team Delphine Ithaca NY 22 Results by Atwood Racing Services, LLC and Yellow Jacket Racing OFFICIAL 4/15/2010 3:40 PM 2010 Tour of the Battenkill April 10, 2010 - Cambridge, New York Pro/1/2 Women 62 miles 56 starters # of starters: 30 Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State Cat 2 45 g163 3:27:38 Samantha Dery NEBC/Cycle Loft/Devonshire Dental Manchester MA 23 46 g194 3:27:38 joanne Ross Stage 1 / fusionTHINK Redding CT 24 47 g161 3:28:21 Mary Costelloe Alliance Environmental Emmaus PA 25 48 g188 3:28:56 Kaitlin Michener Nanoblur-Gears Meaford ON 49 g175 3:29:55 Alaina Gurski CAWES p/b Specialized Philadelphia PA 26 50 g208 3:33:27 Kyla Rollinson BMW/Bianchi Montreal QC 51 g158 3:42:37 Jennifer Cheng CAWES p/b Specialized Arlington VA 27 Results by Atwood Racing Services, LLC and Yellow Jacket Racing OFFICIAL 4/15/2010 3:40 PM 2010 Tour of the Battenkill April 10, 2010 - Cambridge, New York 2 Men 82 miles 88 starters Place Bib Time First Name Last Name Team City State 1 b890 3:26:37 Pavel Gonda CRCA / BH Bikes - Louis Garneau Ny NY 2 b886 3:27:30 Maurice Gamanho CRCofA/Pete's Bike shop/Bridgewater Marble & Granite Lebanon NJ 3 b917 3:28:55 Anders Newbury Hot Tubes Junior Development Fairfield VT 4 b888 3:29:33
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Singletracks #60 March 2002
    MagazineMagazine ofof thethe NewNew EnglandEngland MountainMountain BikeBike AssociationAssociation ingleingle rackrack SS TTwww.nemba.org SS March 2002, Number 60 DDoouubbllee YYoouurr PPlleeaassuurree 1010 WildWild WinterWinter PursuitsPursuits You'veYou've GottaGotta TryTry Education 2002 Events Calender April 6 GB NEMBA Patrol/Trail Guide Clinic, 781-231-1497 May 11 Trail Building School, Lynn Woods, 800-57-NEMBA May 12 Trail Building School, Wompatuck SP, 800-57-NEMBA Festivals May 20th Redbones Bike Benefit, 55 Chester St., Somerville MA October 20 NEMBAFest MTB Festival, Great Brook Farm,800-57-NEMBA 2002 Pedro's-Harpoon Mountain Bike Adventure Series, 800-57-NEMBA May 5 Lynn Woods Reservation, Lynn MA August 25 Wompatuck SP, Hingham MA, May 19 Harold Parker SP, N. Andover MA Sept. 8 White Mtns NH, 800-57-NEMBA June 9 Holyoke Range/Skinner State Park, Easthampton MA Oct. 20 Great Brook Farm SP July 21 Connecticut, Location TBD Merlin/NEMBA Trail Maintenance Series Blackstone Valley NEMBA Pioneer Valley NEMBA April 13 Whitehall SP, 10am, 508-366-7870 April 27 D.A.R., Rich LaBombard, 413-527-7427 May 4 Holyoke Range, Rich LaBombard, 413-527-7427 Greater Boston NEMBA May 11 D.A.R., Rich LaBombard, 413-527-7427 April 27 Great Brook Farm SP, Carlisle MA, 781-275-1861 June 1 Holyoke Range, Rich LaBombard, 413-527-7427 June 1 Lynn Woods Reservation, Lynn MA, 781- 647-3287 July 6 Holyoke Range, Rich LaBombard, 413-527-7427 June 1 Great Brook Farm SP, Carlisle MA, 781-275-1861 August 3 Holyoke Range, Rich LaBombard, 413-527-7427 August 17 Great Brook Farm SP, Carlisle MA, 781-275-1861 Sept.
    [Show full text]
  • Framebuilder Entrepreneurship Joshua Shuart Sacred Heart University, [email protected]
    New England Journal of Entrepreneurship Volume 17 | Number 1 Article 7 2014 Framebuilder Entrepreneurship Joshua Shuart Sacred Heart University, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.sacredheart.edu/neje Part of the Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations Commons Recommended Citation Shuart, Joshua (2014) "Framebuilder Entrepreneurship," New England Journal of Entrepreneurship: Vol. 17 : No. 1 , Article 7. Available at: https://digitalcommons.sacredheart.edu/neje/vol17/iss1/7 This Research Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Jack Welch College of Business at DigitalCommons@SHU. It has been accepted for inclusion in New England Journal of Entrepreneurship by an authorized editor of DigitalCommons@SHU. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. Shuart: Framebuilder Entrepreneurship Framebuilder Entrepreneurship Joshua Shuart he handmade bicycle industry has grown exponentially over the past decade. Although existing for decades in much smaller numbers, the popularity and credibility of framebuilder entre- preneurship—custom, handmade bike frames—has increased Tsignificantly in the past 10 years. The companies that specialize in custom -producing bicycle frames vary in size, scope, reputation, profitability, and even building materials. Keywords: framebuilder, bicycles, marketing, velocipede A Framebuilders’ Primer Two major initiatives have aided the ascension of framebuild- ing entrepreneurs into the media spotlight—the establishment and perpetuation of The Framebuilders’ Collective (TFC) and the first annual North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) in 2005. The Framebuilders’ Collective TFC is a group of some of the most influential, powerful, and successful framebuilding individuals and companies in the in- dustry. Currently, TFC includes 14 members, 7 of which were founding members (see Figure 1).
    [Show full text]
  • 2007 Lumberjack
    Place in Class Lap 1 Hours Lap 2 Hours Lap 3 Hours Lap 4 Hours Lap 1 Sec Lap 2 Sec Lap 3 Sec Lap 4 Sec Lap 1 Min Lap 2 Min Lap 3 Min Lap 4 Min Name Class T Bib # State eam Women 1 306 Danielle Musto W Slingshot MI 2 0 0 4 12 0 6 27 0 8 47 9 2 311 Erika Tieszen W Giant,Smith, Dakine, Niterider 2 12 0 4 30 0 6 53 0 9 22 37 3 320 Michelle Schneider W 2 7 0 4 23 0 6 58 0 9 31 25 4 309 Sydney E Brown W Badger Cycles NE 2 3 0 4 9 0 7 22 0 9 41 38 5 305 Shelly Wilson W MI 2 15 0 4 35 0 7 8 0 9 49 39 6 312 Bonnie Van Volkinburg W Slingshot MI 2 16 0 4 43 0 7 31 0 10 19 2 7 501 Paula Figura SSW Founders Ales/ Alger Racing MI 2 20 0 4 54 0 7 39 0 10 23 20 8 301 Kathy Roche Wallace W Team Active Racing MI 2 21 0 4 57 0 7 43 0 10 33 16 9 303 Anne Grofvert W Founders Racing/Badger Cycles MI 2 24 0 5 9 0 7 55 0 10 34 37 10 503 Noreen Greene SSW MA 2 31 0 5 9 0 7 54 0 10 41 56 11 314 Lindsay Struve W MI 2 45 0 5 31 0 8 28 0 11 23 3 12 302 Sally Vernon W MI 2 43 0 5 44 0 8 39 0 11 31 27 13 308 Diane Faber W MI 2 43 0 5 38 0 9 0 0 12 22 36 315 Katie Crocker W Salsa Cycles MN 2 49 0 5 59 0 9 12 0 0 0 0 310 Claudia Bean W Hella Bellas MI 3 1 0 6 36 0 10 16 0 0 0 0 304 Shirlee Finch W Cannondale Midwest MI 2 35 0 5 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 313 Kerry Block W Dark Horse Racing MI 3 3 0 6 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 316 Julie Lewis-Sroka W Bear naked/Cannondale OH 2 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 502 Laura White SSW SSCC MI 2 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 307 Fiona Lockhart W MN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 504 Jessica Woodard SSW Structural Systems MI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Men 1 1 Chris Eatough
    [Show full text]
  • Solitary Perfection One Rider’S Pursuit of Artisanal Purity
    SOLITARY PERFECTION One rider’s PURSUIT OF ARTISANAL PURITY BY GARY J. BOULANGER PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRIAN VERNOR N AN UNSEASONABLY WARM AND SUN- ny Sunday afternoon last March, several of the world’s best bicycle-frame builders gathered in a crowded pizzeria in San Francisco’s SoMa district. Among the ranks were a veritable ‘who’s who’ of bicycle craftsmanship: Steve Potts, Bruce Gordon, Paul Sadoff (Rock Lobster), Brent Steelman, Jeremy Sycip and Steve Rex, lining the walls with some of the best two-wheeled eye candy under one roof. San Diego surf-jazz twins The Mattson 2 lit up the place with their unique sound as patrons milled around the piz- zeria with the esteemed builders, all enjoying wood-fired Neapolitan pizza made by New Jersey native Anthony Mangieri. This wiry, heavily tattooed proprietor of Una Piz- za Napoletana conceived this gathering—billed as ‘Ruota Libera 2011’—along with Soulcraft’s owner, Sean Walling. Mangieri, who speaks in whispering tones reminiscent of Alec Baldwin and has the hard-edged veneer of a skate- boarding, punk-rock bassist, opened this pizzeria at 11th and Howard, catty-corner to California Chopper and walk- ing distance from the DNA Lounge—a popular music venue that’s hosted the likes of Metallica, Prince and Green Day. Prick Mangieri’s finger on Monday and he’ll bleed chain lube. Prick his finger on Wednesday and he’ll bleed buffalo mozzarella cheese. For such a colorful character, his world is purely black and white. The 40-year-old moved his pizzeria from New York City’s East Village to San Francisco in September 2010.
    [Show full text]
  • AUGUST 2003 Cyclincyclingg Utahutah GETGET ININ TTOUCHOUCH WITHWITH YYOUROUR INNERINNER SPROCKETSPROCKET,, GOGO CLIMBCLIMB AA CANYCANYON!ON!
    VOLUME 11 NUMBER 6 FREEFREE AUGUST 2003 cyclincyclingg utahutah GETGET ININ TTOUCHOUCH WITHWITH YYOUROUR INNERINNER SPROCKETSPROCKET,, GOGO CLIMBCLIMB AA CANYCANYON!ON! •Calendar of Events - p. 14 •Touring America’s’s LoneliestLoneliest HighwayHighway -- p.p. 1818 •Blowhard Mountain Trail - p. 3 •Results - p. 16 •Tour of a Lifetime - p. 2 •Whose Owns the Roads Anyway? - p. 4 •Chris Allaire Memorial Solitude MTB Race - p. 11 •Elko Jaietan Criterium Photo Gallery - p. 10 •Bike/Ped EnhancementsTorpedoed - p. 7 •Flyin Brian DH - p. 12 •Coach’s Corner - p. 8 MOUNTAIN WEST CYCLING JOURNAL •Coach’s Corner - p. 8 MOUNTAIN WEST CYCLING JOURNAL 2 cycling utah.com AUGUST 2003 SPEAKING OF SPOKES TheThe TTourour ofof aa LifetimeLifetime By Dave Ward climb backwards up the Col de Publisher Pailheres to watch the riders come over the top. I quickly realized I It was about 5 months ago that was undergeared. Due to the I booked a 5-day Tour de France intense schedule I had prior to tour for my wife, Karma, and me leaving, I had failed to change to with Graham Baxter Sporting heavy mountain gears, and was Tours. I chose the 5 stages begin- now trying to climb this incredibly ning with the stage into Toulouse tough Pyrenean climb in a 39 x after the first rest day, and ending 24. Between the heat, the humidi- with the climb up to Luz Ardiden. ty and the steep pitch, I realized I Who could have guessed then this mance. was not going to make it to the would be the most exciting Tour We opted to watch the racers as top.
    [Show full text]
  • Singletracks #61 May 2002
    Magazine of the New England Mountain Bike Association May 2002, Number 61 www.nemba.org Making 2002 Your Best Season Ever! SSingleingleTTrackS NEMBA, the New England Mountain Bike April / May 2002, Number 61 Association, is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organi- zation dedicated to promoting trail access, maintaining trails open for mountain bicyclists, and educating mountain bicyclists to use these trails sensitively and responsibly. 16 SingleTracks is published six times a year by the Let NEMBA Make This Your New England Mountain Bike Association for the trail community. Best Biking Season Ever NEMBA has more events planned for 2002 ©SingleTracks than ever before. Whether it’s riding a char- Editor & Publisher: Philip Keyes ity event to save the trails at Vietnam, tak- Staff Writer: Krisztina Holly ing a skills class or building new trails, we Contributing Writers: Bill Boles, Jeff Cutler have something for you. Help us make it Copy Editor: Nanyee Keyes your best season ever by joining us on the Executive Director: Philip Keyes trail. By Philip Keyes NEMBA PO Box 2221 Acton MA 01720 Voice 800.57.NEMBA Fax: 972-395-7759 [email protected] 20 Board of Directors Getting Paid to Ride Bill Boles, President Len Earnshaw, Vice-President Ever dreamed of making riding your bike a Anne Shepard, Treasurer full time career? Wouldn’t it be great to John Dudek, Secretary turn your biking avocation into a vocation? Rob Adair, White Mountains NEMBA Read how many people have turned this Norman Blanchette, Merrimack NEMBA Bill Boles, SE MA NEMBA into a
    [Show full text]
  • TOURING BIKES for YOUR CONSIDERATION All Prices and Specifications May Vary to Some Degree
    by John Schubert Q &with A the TE Conversations between our Technical Editor and Adventure Cyclist readers sheds light on buying a touring bike Let’s start with the good news: A lot of manufac- But I haven’t seen any that are just plain too del- turers make touring bikes and they are all reason- icate for touring with camping gear on reasonable ably well suited for touring. So be assured from roads. Nor have I seen a self-named “touring bike” the git-go that it’s hard to bring home an unsuit- that didn’t have rack mounts. Therefore, I haven’t able bike. seen any I’d regret taking on a long-distance tour. No, they aren’t all exactly the same, but they’re Usually, we use this space to remind our- fairly close. selves (and you) of the basic requirements: chain- The major differences among touring bikes are stays of 17.5 to 18 inches, a low gear of 20 fairly small. Some bikes are heavier-duty than oth- to 25 gear inches, a frame that fits you, and ers (wider tires, stiffer frame tubes, more weigh). that all-important admonition to distribute your Some have more or special brazed-on bosses. heavy camping load between front and rear bags. Some cost less, some cost more. (The difference We mumble inconclusively about the difference can buy you fancier components, the mystique of between steel and aluminum (the short answer: “handmade,” a custom-fitted frame if you spend it’s inconclusive) and bemoan the fact that tour- enough, and some nice cosmetics.) Some disassem- ing bikes are seldom in stock in most bike shops.
    [Show full text]
  • How to Buy a Touring Bike
    How to Buy aTouring Bike Picking the perfect touring bike for you shouldn’t keep you up at night our decision has been made. The Transamerica Bicycle of finding that model at any one dealership are small, and the odds Route can’t live another year without you, and you need a of finding it in your size are even smaller. Ynew touring bike. It’s not possible to cover all good touring bike options in one Your objective in buying a new touring bike is to drastically issue of a magazine. Our listings remain focused on the tradition- reduce the time spent thinking about it (and its limitations) when al upright touring bike with dropped handlebars. That said, we you’re on your adventure. You want a bike that easily carries your heartily endorse several “ nontraditional” bike choices. A few load, has appropriate gearing for the steepest hills on your route, comments on each: and fits your body dimensions like a well-worn pair of slippers. Tandems. These goals are also compatible with the way most of us use Regular readers of this space know we are big tandem fans at our bikes the other ninety percent of our lives: weekend rides car- Adventure Cycling. Touring on a tandem has interpersonal bene- rying no more than a patch kit, slogging to work on a misty fits you can’t get on a single bike. The short version on picking a November morning, and, if the spirit moves you, training in a tandem for touring: think wide, in both gearing range and tire size.
    [Show full text]
  • • Cyclists' Travel Guide 2015
    • cyclists’ travel guide 2015 We’ve tried to limit this table to touring, expedition, Travel Bikes for Your Consideration trekking, and bikepacking bikes — not bikes that might make good travel bikes. Many of the bikes in this table come in several configurations, including custom versions, with varying costs associated. No 611 Bicycle Company Hand- Co-Motion Cycles Cascadia, Gunnar Bikes Grand Tour, made Touring model (from Americano, Pangea, Divide, Grand Disc, and 26-inch Rock prices reflect shipping costs. $2450). sixelevenbicycleco. and Siskiyou (from $3925, Tour (Frame: from $1050: com, 540.929.0611 frame $1965). 26-in. and frame and fork from $1350). Motobecane Gran Tourismo Gates/Rohloff options Rohloff and S&S coupler KHS TR 101 ($1099). ($699). bikesdirect.com/ Ahearne Cycles Custom available. co-motion.com, options also available. khsbicycles.com/bikes/tr- products/motobecane/ Touring, Outback 650b Off- 866.282.6336 gunnarbikes.com, 101-15, 310.632.7173 x 255 gran_turismo.htm Road, and 650b Light Touring 262.534.4190 (from $2250 Custom racks: Cyfac RandoNerv ($2600); Koga Vast selection of Mt. Airy Bicycles Carries from $250). ahearnecycles. Vintage ($3000); Horizon Heart of Steel Bicycles by build-your-own touring/ many hard-to-find and classic com, 503.473.2102 ($6600), Paris-Pekin ($2500). Georgina Terry Wom- trekking bikes, including the touring models. bike123. Custom available for all mod- en’s-specific Coto Doñana Worldtraveller (26”) and com, 410.795.2929 Bianchi Lupo ($1050), Volpe els. cyfac.fr, 610.896.0388 Tour ($3500); Vagabond Globetraveller (28”) (from ($1300), and Volpe Disc ($3850). georgenaterry.com, €1,699), koga-signature.com Naked Bicycles Grand ($1500).
    [Show full text]
  • Hello BAC Members, Welcome to the January 2020 BAC Monthly Update
    Hello BAC Members, Welcome to the January 2020 BAC Monthly Update. On the first business day of each month we’ll be sending you the latest BAC news. 2020 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING BAC’s Annual General Meeting will be held Thursday, February 27, 2020 at 4:30 pm at the Union Public House, 4340 North Campbell Avenue, Tucson, AZ. Agenda items will include the receipt of reports highlighting the Club’s activities over the past year, approval of the 2019 financial report, election of new Directors, and an opportunity for Club members to ask questions and make comments. We hope to see as many of you there as possible. If interested in attending please RSVP with Nancy Bohnett at the office ([email protected]) SOLICITATION OF PROXIES FOR 2020 ELECTION OF BOARD MEMBERS The Board has nominated Elizabeth Buckingham to a two year term, Marion Campbell to a one year term to complete Peter Heinz’ term, and Ernie Coose to a three year term. Candidates may also be nominated for election to the Board through petition by 2% of the membership up until January 14, 2020. You will receive an email January 15, 2020 asking you to log into the BAC website, click on the “We Need Your Vote” link at the top of the page, and indicate how you would like your proxy to be voted at the Annual General Meeting. Candidate profiles for the Board nominated candidates are provided below. Candidate Profile—Elizabeth Buckingham (2 year term) Elizabeth would be honored to serve an additional two year term on the BAC Board.
    [Show full text]
  • Singletracks #78 March 2005
    SSingleingleTTrackrackSS February /March 2005, Number 78 www.nemba.org LookingLooking forfor LoveLove onon thethe TrailTrail Est. 1977 YOUR NEW ENGLAND BICYCLE SOURCE! U NPARALLELED S ELECTION, SERVICE AND S UPPORT F OR C YCLISTS OF A LL L EVELS AND R IDING S TYLES! ALL TERRAIN BICYCLE BRANDS Hardtails: Specialized, Trek, Gary Fisher, Cannondale, Santa Cruz & Introducing Norco! Cross Country Race: Specialized, Trek, Gary Fisher, Cannondale, Santa Cruz Women’s Specific Design: Specialized, Trek, Gary Fisher, Cannondale, Santa Cruz Free Ride / All Mountain: Specialized, Trek, Gary Fisher, Cannondale, Santa Cruz & Introducing Norco! Downhill: Specialized, Cannondale, Santa Cruz & Introducing Norco! OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS ARE FULLY STOCKED FOR WINTER AND SPRING RIDING! TIGHTS • JACKETS • GLOVES • SHORTS • LONG & SHORT SLEEVE JERSEYS • SHOES FITTING SERVICES AT WHEELWORKS Wheelworks’ Fitting Services: Cleat Fittings • Bike Fittings • Advanced Bike Fittings Advanced Triathlon / Time Trial Fittings • Custom / Size Cycle Fittings Location Fittings (Done at your home or office) www.wheelworks.com/fitting.htm REPAIR CLASSES AT WHEELWORKS Wheelwork’s Repair Classes: Park Tool School 6 or 12 Hour Courses • Individual Classes - You Choose The Topic! For Class Descriptions, Prices and Schedules Visit: www.wheelworks.com/class.htm AS LIFETIME NEMBA MEMBERS , WHEELWORKS IS COMMITTED TO THE N.E. MOUNTAIN BIKE COMMUNITY. BELMONT WHEELWORKS ACE WHEELWORKS 480 TRAPELO ROAD | BELMONT, MA 145 ELM STREET | SOMERVILLE, MA (617) 489-3577 (617) 776-2100 www.wheelworks.com SSingleingleTTrackS NEMBA, the New England Mountain Bike February / March 2005, Number 78 Association, is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organi- zation dedicated to promoting trail access, maintaining trails open for mountain bicyclists, and educating mountain bicyclists to use these trails sensitively and responsibly.
    [Show full text]
  • Whatever Your Price Range, There's a Touring Bike For
    Buying a touring bike in 2008 Whatever your price range, there’s a touring bike for you By John Schubert tired and have depleted blood glucose (“the than 10 pounds of baggage (i.e. credit card bonk,” that annoying lack of all energy and touring), you can get by with tires measur- motivation) at the end of a day. Even a strap- ing 700x28C (about 28 mm or 1 1/8 inch ping young athlete can decide that they want wide). Add camping gear and 700x35C (35 to climb a long hill slowly to preserve that mm or 1 3/8 inch) becomes highly desir- blood glucose to last the entire day, the bet- able, although many of us have skimped ter to feel fresh and lively at the beach that by with 700x32C (32 mm or 1 1/4 inch). afternoon and evening. As the roads get rougher or you add more What constitutes wide-range gearing? To camping gear, you want 700x38C, or even a condense many previous magazine articles two-inch mountain bike tire. Many tourists in a few words, you should have a low gear select mountain bikes so they can carry large of no more than 30 gear inches if you’re quantities of gear. riding a bike with little or no baggage on the There are two aspects to tire width: the bike. If you’ll carry camping gear, your low tire that the bike comes with and the maxi- gear should be at most 25 gear inches, and mum tire the bike can fit.
    [Show full text]