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AMERICAN RANDONNEUR VOLUME 23 • ISSUE #2 SUMMER 2020 IN THIS This Moment in Time — NIGEL GREENE A Year Riding with Friends — JOHN LEE ELLIS ISSUE Long Brevets: Tips to Prepare and Finish Successfully — BETTY JEAN JORDAN Planning Ahead for 2021 PAC tour will have a full schedule of popular tours for the 2021 season including our Arizona Desert Cycling Camp during March. Many of these tours have been filling up one year in advance. We are listing these tours now so you can prepare to sign up when registration opens. Pacific Atlantic Cycling Tour Arizona Desert Camp Late February to Early April www.pactour.com This will be our 26th year of offering various tours in Lon Haldeman and Susan Notorangelo southern Arizona. Daily mileages average 50 to 90 miles per day. Contact us... 262-736-2453 [email protected] Cycling Route 66 -Eastern States Rescheduled from 2019 Late May to early June Due to the uncertainty of the Covid-19 Virus Amarillo to Chicago 17 days our schedule of tours for the coming months can change. Check the PAC Tour website or contact our office for current plans. We have Northern Transcontinental needed to cancel some current tours which Celebrating Lon and Susan’s th we are planning to reschedule in 2021. 100 Cycling Event Across America August 32 days, 3,600 miles, 115 miles per day This tour begins in Everett, Washington and crosses the northern states of Washington, Idaho, Montana, Canceled Wyoming, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Cycling Route 66 (Eastern Half) Michigan, Ontario, Canada, New York, Vermont, Amarillo, Texas to Chicago Massachusetts before ending in Portsmouth, New May 28 to June 13 16 riding days 1,200 miles The the Hampshire. tour will focus on the history of building the highway and the cultural changes that happened during the past 95 Andes to the Amazon in Peru years. We will stay in many original motels and eat at the Mid October 9 days 300 cycling miles in 6 days popular cafes and diners on the “Mother Road”. This tour is organized by the Peruvian National Women’s Cycling Team. The cycling is 80% paved roads and 20% gravel routes in the jungle. This tour Canceled travels on a boat on the Amazon for 300 miles and Andes to the Amazon in Peru visits several villages. And offers a good mix of cycling July 30 to August 8 9 days 300 cycling miles in 6 days and cultural experiences. This tour is organized by the Peruvian National Women’s Cycling Team. The cycling is 80% paved roads and 20% gravel routes in the jungle. This tour travels on a boat on the Amazon for 300 miles and visits several villages. Registration and Website updates will be available for 2021 in August 2020. Please Full- Southern Transcontinental do not sign up early or contact us for Mid September to early October This will be a 27 day tour from San Diego, California to more information before then. Tybee Island (Savannah) Georgia. Most days average 110 miles. We will cross the country through a variety of Check out the PAC Tour website for dates, terrain and visit many historical sites along the way. prices, registration information and a full Cycling in Ghana Africa schedule of available tours. November 5-17 13 days with travel days This unique tour will ride a 320 mile loop of southeastern www.pactour.com 262-736-2453 Ghana. Along the way we will meet and visit many local people of this beautiful country. Road conditions will range from good pavement to red dirt. Bikes with 35mm tires are recommended. The people of Ghana speak English. We PA C To u r will stay in nice hotels and eat in restaurants along the way. Making good riders better since 1981 WHAT’S INSIDE President’s Message 2 American Randonneur Magazine Dave Thompson Summer 2020 • Volume 23, Issue #2 From the Editor 3 Janice Chernekoff RUSA BOARD OF DIRECTORS President: Dave Thompson Aloha from Maui Randonnuers! 4 Vice President: Debra Banks Lorin Fowler Treasurer: Lois Springsteen Secretary: Tim Sullivan Board Member: John Cap'n Ende This Moment in Time 6 Board Member: John Lee Ellis Nigel Greene RBA Liaison: Pete Dusel A Year Riding with Friends 8 COMMITTEE CHAIRS John Lee Ellis Brevet Coordinator: Roland Bevan (chairman); Lois Springsteen, and Rob Hawks Medals and Awards Coordinator: John Lee Ellis International Women’s Day “Together We Ride” 100K Populaire 14 Membership: Nigel Greene; Don Hamilton Dawn M. Piech Webmaster: John Lee Ellis Permanents Committee Chair: Crista Borras Thailand ISAN 2020—2024kms 22 American Randonneur Committee Chair: Dave Thompson Janice Chernekoff Rules Committee Chair: John Lee Ellis Team Event Committee Chair: Paul Johnson Long Brevets: Tips to Prepare and Finish Successfully 28 Routes Committee Chair: Dan Wallace Betty Jean Jordan Souvenirs: Dave Thompson Deep DNF: PBP 2019 32 AMERICAN RANDONNEUR John Kydd Editor: Janice Chernekoff Copy Editors: Bob Olsen, Jayne Brown, Melissa Hall, Betty Jean Jordan, Mary Gersema, and Katie Raschdorf New RUSA Members 38 Data Collection: Lynne Fitzsimmons Design: Mary Humphrey Arrow & Fleche: Reluctant Randos Brave the Night 42 Advertising: Jay Fichiolas Kate Marshall with Victor Urvantsev American Randonneur is published quarterly Submissions: [email protected] RUSA Awards 46 Advertising: [email protected] RANDONNEURS USA, INC. IS A TAX-EXEMPT 501(c)(3) NON-PROFIT CORPORATION COLUMNS American Randonneur is a publication of Randonneurs USA, Inc. BELTWAY RANDONISTA Mary Gersema 12 PO Box 168, Lyon Station, PA 19536 [email protected] • phone: 303.579.5866 RANDOM THOUGHTS Chris Newman 20 © 2020 All Rights Reserved UNDER REVIEW George Swain 26 COVER—“Hope is being able to see that there is a light despite all of the darkness.” —Desmond Tutu ALLURE LIBRE Mike Dayton 34 Location: The Glen Art Theater in Glen Ellyn, Illinois PHOTO DAWN PIECH #THATSRANDO Vinny Muoneke 40 AMERICAN RANDONNEUR • SUMMER 2020 1 President’s Message On my local, empty, bike trail in early April: a sign of the times and some local wildlife. —PHOTO DAVE THOMPSON As I write this, RUSA events have been shut down. In most of the country group rides are forbidden. Our randonneuring and other cycling brethren around the world are in similar straits. It’s time to focus on a couple of cyclists. Social distancing the road or on the path. The two in family, friends and community by signs on the path are new. I keep myself the picture weren’t exactly practicing doing what doesn’t come naturally— amused along one part of the route social distancing! What you can’t see staying apart—and by doing so, watching for alligators. Occasionally are the babies that were swimming minimizing the spread of this virus. one will be on the grass at the side of with the adults. Social distancing is the new concept, Shutting RUSA down was a tough the new normal. decision. We all have a real passion While county and/or state rules for our sport and that came across in allow many of us to ride solo, short the email shutdown debate. Restarting distances close to home are either could be just as difficult. However, we mandated or advisable. As randonneurs all have the same objectives--staying we are used to riding alone, after all safe and healthy. I hope that by the being self-sufficient is the hallmark of time you read this edition of American our sport, but it’s different when you Randonneur, we are all able to ride again. have no choice! In Florida, where I live, I have —Dave Thompson access to the Cape Canaveral National RUSA President Wildlife Refuge and a growing number [email protected] of interconnected bike paths. Florida isn’t known for having the most cyclist friendly roads but my stay-at-home route, while flat and boring, is safe. Now, with many businesses closed, the A selfie on the deserted bike path. roads and paths are generally empty. —PHOTO DAVE THOMPSON I can ride a 100km loop and only see 2 SUMMER 2020 • AMERICAN RANDONNEUR From the Editor My job as editor is normally Escargots Volants ride the simple…as long as I can convince a fleche virtually on April 15. few friends and acquaintances to write —PHOTO JANICE CHERNEKOFF about their riding, past or future. That’s what AR mostly does…it celebrates our accomplishments as athletes, cyclists, and adventurers. There is some of that to enjoy the scenery and the company in this issue, but there is also mourning of your companions. for what has not happened this year Randonneuring has been the and thoughtful pondering over how kind of sport that has allowed us to different our lives are at present. There set our personal goals and support is wondering and worrying and efforts others in achieving theirs. Vinnie to be patient, persistent, positive and Muoneke thinks through the ways hopeful. In other words, this issue that randonneuring has allowed him demonstrates some of the ways in to accomplish his goals and achieve which we are now, perhaps more than various RUSA awards. In this issue, ever, randonneurs. Mike Dayton interviews George I hope we got it right in this issue. Swain who created a virtual brevet We could not ignore the effects of series for April and May to allow the COVID-19, but there was and is goal-oriented to remain focused. Mike more to be said and thought about. also mentions other events that are Celebrations, memories and plans still regulars on some folks’ calendars such occupy space in our minds. We have a as Mary Gersema’s fall Coffeeneuring PBP report from John Kydd, and Challenge and Nigel Greene’s Rides of skill set for dealing with a pandemic.
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