Jan - Feb 2014

Inside:
RBC Elec/on Results for 2014
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Pizza’s Up!
Election and Pizza Party
In This Issue
Announcements
Ride Statistics - 2013
General Meeting & Election Report
G.R.E.A.T.S. Invitation
Tour de Cure
Board Minutes for October 2013
Board Minutes for November 2013
Want Ads
Board of Directors and Coordinators
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Board Meeting
January 12th
7:00 pm
Christ The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
1000 Winton Rd N
Our Mission:
> Teach and promote bicycling for transportation,
recreation and health.
> Preserve and proclaim the rights of bicyclists as
operators of vehicles.
> Schedule and and organize bicycle rides, tours
and other activities on a regular basis.
> Cooperate with other groups in promoting
bicycling.
> Advocate the use of approved helmets.
> Advocate the safe and responsible use of
appropriate lands for off-road cycling.
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February 22nd
Monroe Community College
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details.
”RBC Night at the Movies”
March 15th
Christ The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
1000 Winton Rd N
THIS NEWSLETTER IS ONLY AVAILABLE VIA EMAIL:
Send your email address to:
[email protected]
Contributing?
The editor accepts all bicycling related, member
submitted articles, photos and artwork for the
newsletter. Special consideration is given to RBC
related activities, rides, special events and your
personal experiences, cycling tips and
adventures! Share your stories!
Submit articles to:
[email protected]
Order New Jerseys On-Line
“RBC Night at the Movies”
http://rbc.wildapricot.org/Jerseys
Saturday, February 22
Monroe Community College
We are in the process of scheduling the Winter
Meeting better known as the RBC Night at the
Movies. It will be held Saturday, February 22, at
MCC in a lecture hall with state of the art AV
equipment and Brian Managan to assist you.
RBC furnishes popcorn, cookies, and drinks.
New DISCOUNTED Prices on
OLDER Style Jerseys!
All sales final
No returns
$25.00
We have two presentations scheduled:
> Joe & Dana’s trip around Lake Champlain
> Brian’s Great Divide Mountain Bike Route.
We have room for one more presentation so let
us know if you are interested. More details will
follow on the web site.
Sizes available:
Whitey Link - [email protected]
Women Small (4)
Women XL (1)
Brian Managan - [email protected]
Contact:
Richard DeSarra
[email protected]
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Rochester Cycling Alliance
From the Rides Chair
Awards
Richard DeSarra
The Betty Strasenburgh Award for Activism.
It's cold out side, baby! Dreaming of warmer days already?
Wouldn't sun & 70's be heavenly?
Sure, it's winter outside.
Choose to look on the bright side,
It's ninety days 'till our first RBC ride!
Day dream a little more.
Take a look at what's in store.
Help us out with our chore.
Sign up for ride.
Its a great way to spend some time.
Socializing on the fly!!
From L-R; Dr. Jon Schull, Co-Founder of the
Rochester Cycling Alliance, Richard DeSarra, Dr.
Scott MacRae, Harvey Botzman
Richard DeSarra was awarded the Betty
Strasenburgh Award for Activism at the
Rochester Regional Community Design Center
ReShaping Rochester Awards Luncheon.
Bill & Sara Ture - Rides Chair
Richard has a long history of advocacy of
bicycling in the Rochester, New York State and
U.S.
How to Park a Fat Bike
He has served with distinction in so many ways,
of which the following are just a few.
▶ New York Multiple Sclerosis Society -Steering
Committee
▶ Genesee Transportation Council Bicycle Action
& Education Committee
▶ New York Bicycling Coalition Board member
▶ Friends of the Genesee Riverway Trail
Chairman (2007)
▶ Rochester Cycling Alliance -Co-founder of the
Alliance
▶ Town of Brighton Bicycle & Pedestrian Task
Force - Committee Member
▶ Town of Greece Bicycle & Pedestrian Task
Force - Committee Member
photo courtesy of Brian Managan
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Welcome To Our New Members
through
Dec 2013
Rob
Erin
Kerry
Judy
John
Jenny
Rich
Gail
Julio
Spring Banquet and Awards
The list of bloopers, mistakes, outrageous
actions, humorous events is empty!!
We need your help for the 2014 Humorous
Awards.
Please think back on those rides and let me
know what happened that is worthy of an award.
Reply in confidence to Whitey Link.
[email protected]
or cell 738-1537
Bennett
Brooks
Hanratty
Kerpelman
Nesbitt
Telek
Hull
Mowrer
Rodriguez
Is Spring just around the corner?
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2013 Final Ride Stats Report
If your personal miles were down this year you were not alone. By any measure, there was less club
riding this year compared to the previous 3 years. Hopefully we will have better weather next season.
From the 435 people who did at least 1 ride last year, 193 did not ride this year. Many of the 193 were
members who dropped out this year, but it also includes visitors and other non-members. This is
similar to last year. There were 233 new riders this year who didn’t ride last year. Many of the 233 are
new members, but again it also includes visitors and other non-members. This is up significantly over
last year. Riders with illegible names on the log sheets accounted for 428 miles. Most of these were
non-members.
The final individual ride stats were reported on the website in mid-December and can still be accessed
there. The table below summarizes the 2013 club riding stats. At just under 116,000 total miles, the
RBC could have criss-crossed the country 34 times in an imaginary relay ride.
Total Rides
Rides Ridden
Rainouts or No Riders
Total Riders
Total Accumulated Miles
Individual Riders
Avg Rides per Rider
Avg Riders per Ride
Avg Miles per Rider
# Riders >= 1000 miles
# Riders >= 2000 miles
# Riders >= 20 rides
# Riders >= 40 rides
Final
2010
Final
2011
Final
2012
Final
2013
2013 vs
2012
460
24
4820
450
21
4570
424
20
4164
362
35
3522
-15%
75%
-15%
177,446
483
168,076
446
153,232
435
115,978
475
-24%
9%
10.0
10.5
367
54
17
76
30
10.3
10.2
380
53
13
77
22
9.6
9.8
352
53
11
78
19
7.4
9.7
244
28
5
58
13
-23%
-1%
-31%
-47%
-55%
-26%
-32%
138
1029
21%
140
912
20%
126
867
21%
86
509
14%
-32%
-41%
38,298
22%
39,523
24%
36,997
24%
16,980
15%
-54%
114
136
124
116
-6%
Impromptu Rides
Impromptu Rides Ridden
Total Impromptu Riders
Imp riders as % of Total
Impromptu Ride Miles
Imp Miles as % of Total
Individual Impromptu
Riders
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RBC General Membership Mee2ng -­‐ November 15, 2013
Bill and Sara had the 2014 ride calendar available for ride
leader sign-ups and several people took advantage of the
opportunity to sign-up to lead rides. A draft of the calendar
will be available on the website. The jerseys were also
available for sale.
After our fill of pizza and desserts Whitey brought the
meeting to order.
It was announced that the Winter Meeting is tentatively
scheduled for Feb 22nd, although more presenters are
desired. More details will follow in the January newsletter
and on the website.
Brad, filling in for Cindy, gave the Membership Report. The
2013 season ended with 641 members, consisting of 444
individual memberships and 126 family memberships. The
significant increase in membership over last year was
attributed at least partially to the new website and ability to
join, renew and pay on-line. Over 85% of members joined or renewed on-line. 110 members had done
at least one volunteer activity over the past year. 71 CDs were distributed, with the rest of the
membership electing either to download the CD content from the website or use the website directly.
Dave gave the Treasurer’s Report. The fiscal year ended with $12,886 in income, which included
$10,890 in membership income and $1,284 in jersey sales. Major expense items were the Volunteer
dinner, insurance, printing and the website. The year ended with $7,508 in our checking account and
$19,957 in our investment account.
Whitey introduced the board members who are stepping down and they were given a round of
applause for their work. The new slate of board members was then introduced by Whitey. No additional
nominations came from the floor. A motion was made and seconded to approve the slate and the vote
to approve was unanimous. The new board, effective immediately, consists of:
President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer
Past President
Membership
Rides
Newsletter
Whitey Link
Mark Robbins
Bill Crowe
Dave Natrop
Brad Jensen
Cindy Fleischer
Bill & Sara Ture
Dale Vanocker
Maps
Publicity
Education
Member at Large
Member at Large
Member at Large
Member at Large
Ginn Lee
Mark Robbins
Scott Wagner
Bob Lechner
Andy Stewart
Elaine Mizzoni
Mike Harris
The proposed changes to the constitution were outlined by Whitey and a motion was made and
seconded to approve the changes. After no further discussion the vote to approve the changes was
unanimous.
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GREATER ROCHESTER EATING!
AND TANDEM SOCIETY!
(G.R.E.A.T.S.)
Do you own a tandem and are
looking for other teams to ride with?!
!
!
The G.R.E.A.T. Society is comprised of a group of tandem enthusiasts in the greater
Rochester, N.Y. area.
Our mission is to announce and/or provide opportunities for Captains and Stokers to
get together for rides and events that are social in nature and that typically involve
another favorite pastime of cyclists - the enjoyment of food!
!
For more information about G.R.E.A.T.S.
Call Mike Barber: (585) 507-7829
or go to: www.greatstandem.com
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The premier cycling event in the Rochester and surrounding regions, the Sage Rutty Tour de
Cure offers a memorable day of cycling and fun through beautiful hills along the outskirts of Monroe
County. It also gives the rider the personal satisfaction of completing a challenging ride and doing his
part in the fight against diabetes.
Whether you’re a casual or avid bicycle rider, we have a route that matches your ability. Our routes are
fully supported featuring and bicycle mechanical support along the way… you pedal and we take care
of the rest!
When you cross the finish line you will be greeted by cheering volunteers and treated to a hot lunch,
Rohrbach tasting garden, massage, music and much more!
Be part of the diabetes movement joining 2,500 riders raising $1 million dollars in Rochester to
Stop Diabetes!
DATE: Sunday, June 8, 2014
LOCATION: Monroe Community College
ROUTES:
FEE:
MINIMUM:
3 mile Family Fun Ride
15 mile
25 mile
40 mile
62.5 mile
100 mile
Discount registration fee offered at the time of registration
$200 fundraising minimum required to participate
WEBSITE: http://diabetes.org/rochestertour
For more information on registering or volunteering:
Visit http://diabetes.org/rochestertour
Call 585-458-3040 ext 3473
E-mail Kelley Ligozio at [email protected]
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RBC Board Meeting Minutes: 10/6/2013
Present: Whitey Link, Richard DeSarra, Bob Lechner, Andy Stewart, Dale Vanocker, Brad Jensen, Dave Natrop,
Cindy Fleischer
The meeting was called to order at 7:00 PM. The minutes from the September board meeting were approved.
Committee/Officer/Director Reports:
Cindy Fleischer, Membership: 20 new members joined in September, 16 new members joined in October. No
renewals either month.
Dave Natrop, Treasurer: $7849.34 balance in Key Bank. Dave noted some specific income and payments, all
typical for this rather quiet time of year for the club. Nothing new in the investment account, interest due in
October and will be reported at the next BOD meeting.
Brad Jensen, website: 61 people have registered so far for the volunteer dinner. Brad reported he will send out
another reminder within the next week. He expects attendance at the Volunteer Dinner to be what it usually is.
There was some conversation about the forms Brad wrote for the website for the dinner registration. While most
present believed they were easy to follow he will be simplifying them.
Dale Vanocker, newsletter: Requested the full slate of 2014 BOD nominees to publish in the November
newsletter. All Members will then have access to the information prior to the mid-November Election/pizza
meeting. Nominee names will also be published on the website.
Andy Stewart, Ride of Silence:
election details.
Thank you notes have been sent. Andy will be handling the pizza party/
Richard DeSarra, Advocacy: Lots of great, creative, low cost improvements are being made for cycle traffic in
and around Rochester. Bob Cooper and Richard attended a public meeting with Rochester Chief of Police. The
Chief is going to appoint an officer to lead the bike patrol unit. The officer will serve as the Rochester Cycling
Alliance (RCA) & RBC liaison. The Chief indicated there will be more education for the police regarding the new
cycling infrastructure (green lanes, bike boxes, sharrows). Green lanes are used extensively in Portland, Austin,
Boulder, etc. The green lanes fall under the perusal of the NYS DOT and are being tested in NYS. There are
several in the City of Rochester now and there will be up to a dozen more by the end of 2014. There is the
problem that many cyclists and motorists currently aren't sure how to regard or use these road markings. The
City of Rochester is looking for grant money to educate the public. Here's a video demonstrating the promotion
and use of the bike box in Portland, OR and how it helps prevent the right turn "hook" cut-off of cyclists by cars
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in intersections: http://www.streetfilms.org/portland-green-bike-box/ and another in print: http://iamtraffic.org/
glossary/bike-box/ Here's information about Sharrows: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CvvT_Y-Rbo
The Governor's Traffic Safety Coalition awarded a grant to NYBC to work on an educational program for police
on rules of the road for both cyclists and motorists. Albany and Rochester will be the first two cities in NYS to be
offered training programs. Bike sharing may be coming to Rochester. A feasibility study is being conducted by
the Genesee Transportation Council. Additionally, the City of Rochester is doing a study on Bicycle Boulevard
routes. These include street signs to indicate alternate neighborhood street routes, thereby directing cyclists off
high volume streets and away from dangerous intersections.
New business:
Volunteer Dinner: A list of jobs for Vol. Dinner has been circulated among BOD members. Contact Whitey if
you do not like your assignment.
Whitey has bought the majority of the Volunteer Dinner raffle prizes, most of which have been at least partially
donated. At least $400 value of prizes will be raffled off to members. Voting BOD members are not eligible to
win.
Bike Case Purchase: Harvey Botzman has requested the RBC buy a soft bike bag to help demonstrate
transporting bikes on trains, which is now allowed by Amtrak. RBC would own the bag. $300 has been brought
in for rental fees for the current RBC hard case bike cases over the past three years. Discussion about whether
we should buy the bike bag followed. It was moved and seconded that RBC spend a maximum of $200 to buy a
new soft bike bag. The motion passed unanimously.
New Officer nominees:
Mark Robbins - Vice President
Bill Crowe - Secretary
Scott Wagner - Education
Mark Robbins - Publicity
New Member at Large nominees:
Elaine Mizzoni
Mike Harris
Bike Safety Signs: Bob Lechner noted that a motorcycle coalition of some sort and an official government body
work together to distribute the "Look Twice for Motorcycles" signs. Why not for bicyclists? Or safety billboards in
May encouraging motorists to watch for bicyclists? Richard DeSarra mentioned that there is a small sum of
money in RCA and that such an awareness campaign may dovetail well with the 2014 Bicycle Week which was
initiated in 2013 by Scott Wagner. Perhaps RCA would work with RBC and approach a sponsor to get a similar
awareness program going for bicyclists. Bob Lechner and Richard DeSarra will investigate.
RBC Brochures: It was gratefully acknowledged that Dana Black has volunteered to coordinate production of
the RBC brochures next year.
MEETING ADJOURNED 7:55 PM
Next Meeting: The next board meeting will be held at 7PM on Nov. 3, 2013.
Respectfully submitted, Cindy Fleischer
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RBC Board Meeting Minutes: 11/3/2013
Present: Present: Whitey Link, Mark Robbins, Richard DeSarra, Brad Jensen, Bob Cooper, Dave Natrop,
Tammy Grossman, Bob Lechner, Cindy Fleischer, Andy Stewart, Dana Black, Joe Voelkel, Dale Vanocker
Guest: Elaine Mizzoni
Meeting called to order at 7:00PM.
Approval of minutes for 10/6/2013 Board Mtg: Meeting Minutes Approved.
Volunteer Dinner: Brad reported 2 comments from this year’s volunteer dinner. One person suggested
including salt potatoes on the menu and another suggested having wet wipes available (for the bbq chicken).
Board members present commented positively about the prizes that were made available this year.
Memberships: Cindy reported 4 memberships during October, including 1 family membership.
Treasurer’s Report: Current account balance is $7617.51. Primary expenditure for the past month was for our
Volunteer Dinner ($1412.13). Dave shared a report drafted for distribution at the November showing income and
spending, by category, during the past several years. Cindy asked a question about our club’s financial support
of National and State Cycling organizations. Discussion ensued. RBC has historically made contributions to
League of American Bicyclists, New York Bike Coalition and Adventure Cycling. It was noted that these
organizations play a significant role in advocating for legislation and funding around issues that are important to
bicyclists. Our total financial support for these organizations comes to approximately $1000.00 annually. It was
further noted that all such contributions occur only after board approval.
Website: Brad mentioned that after the Nov. election he will update Board membership list on the website.
Brad and Cindy will review some of the automatic emails pertaining to membership and “tweak” the process, as
appropriate.
Newsletter: Dale shared that the deadline for the January Feb. newsletter is Dec. 15.
Rides: Rides are ongoing with good attendance at some of the recent colder weather rides. Noted that
development of the 2014 ride calendar is ongoing with several members volunteering to lead 2014 rides at the
Volunteer Dinner.
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Advocacy: Richard reported that the feasibility study for Rochester’s bike sharing program is getting underway.
The study will be conducted by the Toole Design Group.
Jerseys: Mark reported sale of one new jersey during the past month (at Vol. Dinner). Richard reported selling
3 of the older jerseys this past month. Richard added that five remain and that all are uncommon sizes.
Publicity: Publicity chair to contact all LBS’s this month to ascertain their wishes with regard to club discounts.
Tammy mentioned that there are three new LBS’s in the area: Cyclepath Bikes in Genesseo, Yellow Haus in
downtown Rochester, and Rochester Fitness and Cycling on Panorama Trail.
Maps: Ginn was unable to attend the meeting but offered the following input via email: “I received 2 revisions
from Karen M. at the "volunteer's dinner"; map 101 and 134. They will be added to the "to do list" that I have for
new maps and revisions.”
Annual Meeting/Pizza Party: Briefly discussed. Brad reminded the group that minutes should be taken. Mark
indicated that he will not be able to make the meeting and so another member would need to serve as minute
taker. Elaine volunteered to get the Club Jerseys from Mark and bring these to the Annual meeting for sale there.
Winter Meeting/Media Presentation: Whitey will contact Brian with regard to planning for this event.
Meeting Day: Whitey reported on the survey conducted as to board members’ preferences as to meeting day.
Based on survey results we will continue to hold our Board Meetings on Sundays.
Awards Banquet: The 2014 Awards Banquet will take place on March 15th.
WXXI Auction: Whitey indicated that he will contact Karen as to procedure for donation of items to WXXI’s
silent auction.
Adopt a Highway: The board recommended that RBC maintain its involvement in the Adopt a Highway
program.
Bike Safety Signage: Bob L. indicated he will be researching types of signs that might be available and will
report back to the board.
Rochester Regional Center for Design Award: Noted that Rich Desarra will be this years RRCD Betty
Strasenburgh Award in honor of his 40 years of cycling advocacy. The award ceremony will take place on Dec.
5th, from 11:45am - 1:30pm. Board and Club members are encouraged to attend. Cindy made a motion that the
club purchase tickets for two members to attend the luncheon which are $50 each -- for a total of $100. The
motion passed unanimously.
Printed Materials: Mark shared information on the remaining inventory of publicity materials. He will summarize
current inventory and share with Bd. Members via email.
Update to discussion of Lifetime Membership at Sept., 2013 Board Meeting: Subsequent to the Sept. Mtg.
Brad emailed Board Members indicating that, based on criteria recommended by Bd. Members at the Sept.
Meeting and reviewing the membership against such criteria, he’d not be proposing any new Life Memberships
this year.
Next Meeting: The next board meeting will be held at 7PM on Dec. 8th.
Minutes submitted by Mark Robbins, Secretary
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The new RBC website now also hosts a “classified section.” You may post or purchase items
there. Go to RochesterBicyclingClub.org and click on “Members Area, Forums, Classified Ads.”
Bicycle Cases for Rent to Club Members
Going on a bicycle tour
and you need to ship
your bicycle via air,
water or ground
transportation safely?
The club has cases for
rent to our members at
$2.50 per day.
These are hard cases to protect your bicycle
from damage.
Details on our rental agreement are on your
club’s CD.
To rent the cases contact Cynthia Cooper,
359-1424
[email protected]
Jersey For Sale
Brand new, never been worn.
http://www.water.org jersey (still has the tags on it).
The jersey and packaging say XL, but it is really a
small-medium by my measurements.
It has a full front zip and of course, three rear
pockets.
I paid over $100 for it, but would like to recoup some
of my loses.
A nice vibrant jersey.
$70/OBO
Call or e-mail me with any questions:
Michael Friedland
585-202-0053
[email protected]
CANNONDALE SYNAPSE C ARBON $1500
Frame
Fork
Frame size
Rims (NEW)
Tires (NEW)
Front/Rear Derailures
Brakes
Brake/Shift Levers
Cables
Crank
Rear Cassete
Chain
Synapse Carbon
Synapse S.A. V.E. Ultra Carbon
58cm
Shimano Ultegra 6700 Tubeless
Hutchsion Fusion Tubeless
Shimano Ultegra 6700
Shimano Ultegra 6700
Shimano Ultegra 6700
GORE Ride On Professional
Shimano Ultegra 6700 Compact 50/34
Shimano Ultegra 6700 11-28
Shamino Ultegra 6700
Jersey Front
Jersey Back
Great Condition, Pedals not included
FOR SALE:
Call 585 202-­‐9763
1999 Schwinn Paramount, 56cm. Hand built by Curt
Goodrich http://www.curtgoodrich.com with Reynolds
853 steel tubing. It’s the 463rd of about 750 bikes
that Curt built. Components are a mix of Dura-Ace
and Ultegra. A truly fantastic ride. Can be seen and
ridden at Mendon Cyclesmith.
Contact for questions is David Snyder, 943-4050.
[email protected] Asking $1,100 / OBO
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The new RBC website now also hosts a “classified section.” You may post or purchase items
there. Go to RochesterBicyclingClub.org and click on “Members Area, Forums, Classified Ads.”
For Sale
Cannondale R1000 -Low miles
> Carbon Fiber Fork
> CADD8 Frame
> Carbon Fiber Tru-Vativ Crank (triple)
> Ksyrium Elite Wheels
> Carbon Fiber Seat Stem
> Carbon Fiber Pedals (included)
> SLK titanium Seat
> Shimano Wireless Speedo
> @17 lbs.
Your Ad Here!
Members may place bicycle
related classified ads at no
charge. See the RBC Website
$1699 or best offer
Dale Vanocker 227-7218 - [email protected]
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Red Titles are Voting Members - Blue Titles are non-Voting Members
Officers: (Voting)
Directors: (Voting, continued)
President
Whitey Link
248-3207
[email protected]
Immediate Past President
Vice President
Mark Robbins
924-5982
[email protected]
Members-at-Large: (Voting)
Secretary
Bill Crowe
319-0752
[email protected]
Treasurer
Dave Natrop
889-1368
[email protected]
Directors: (Voting)
Education
Scott Wagner
880-7643
[email protected]
Maps
Ginn Lee
381-0579
[email protected]
Membership
Cindy Fleischer
924-8585
[email protected]
Newsletter Editor
Dale Vanocker
227-7218
[email protected]
Publicity
Mark Robbins
924-5982
[email protected]
Rides
Bill & Sara Ture
227-1149
[email protected]
Brad Jensen
872-4468
[email protected]
Bob Lechner
657-7326
[email protected]
Andy Stewart
654-7788
[email protected]
Elaine Mizzoni
755-6080
[email protected]
Mike Harris
770-8258
[email protected]
Coordinators: (non-voting)
Adopt-A-Highway
Hank Walck
217-9450
[email protected]
Awards
Whitey Link
248-3207
[email protected]
CD Publisher
Brad Jensen
872-4468
[email protected]
Impromptu Rides
Pamm Ferguson
737-2887
[email protected]
Road Advocacy
Richard DeSarra
461-5363
[email protected]
Trail Advocacy
Richard DeSarra (as above)
Steve Wowkowych
338-3629
[email protected]
Coordinators: (continued)
(info as of Jan 1, 2014)
Slow & Easy
Mike Stanton
330-2371
[email protected]
Social Rides
Mike Barber
507-7829
[email protected]
Sweep Rides
Andrew Henke
797-5641
[email protected]
Web Site
Brad Jensen
872-4468
[email protected]
Bike Cases
Cynthia Cooper
359-1424
[email protected]
Winter Meeting
Brian Managan
654-9624
[email protected]
Board Appointed Positions:
(non-voting)
Librarian
Hank Walck
217-9450
[email protected]
LAB Touring
Ride information
Club Representative
Todd Calvin
314-7432
[email protected]
Legal
Mark Bezinque
Times Square Building
45 Exchange Blvd., Suite 1000
Rochester, New York 14614
(585) 325-5110
[email protected]