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A meeting of the race team
will be held at the National Park
Headquaters Building at Hains
Point Park on April 12, at 7:45
PM. He will be speaking about
several race strategies including
effective blocking techniques and
leading out. And, the A&B team
will be named.
To be considered for the team,
you need first to join NCVC.
Then you should submit a resume
to Mike Butler(636 Huston Avenue,
Box 106, Takoma Park, Maryland
20912). If you are not among the
top 3 wheelie award winners, you
need to write Mike a letter
describing your strengths and
weaknesses and tell him why you
should be on the team. He's also
willing to listen to your ideas
and you can call him at 588-2087.
Mike also sent VeloVoice a
copy of his'year end memo to Ken
Jacobson. Here are the highlights. The team entered 367
races and came in the top ten
places in 169 races; in the top
five in 126, and in the top 3 in
89 races. And there were 37
first place finishes.
Paul Didier won the Masters
men's Criterium champion and
Chris Bodycome and Mike Dirian
won the senior men's tandem track
sprints silver medal. Gunter
Thomas and Paul Swinand scored
in the 11th Masters men's road
race and the 13th Junior men's
road race, respectively. There
are many people to be proud of
at the District level. Mary
Pelz, Mike Kennedy, Mike Pug, and
THE BIG WHEELIE
Spring and a new season are
here and I do hope that 1985 will
be full of success for you and
thus the club. Well, let's see
what has been going on this
winter? The Banquet. It was
o.k.; the food was great and that
Ken McCormick can cook. Most of
the awards recipients weren't
there: two I know have moved to
New England, one was visiting his
home in Guyana, another left an
hour earlier to go skiing, and
the rest I don't know about. But
those who attended had a good
time.
Here's the news among the
racers. Mike Kennedy is still
debating the extent of his commitment to racing this year.
Mary Pelz is planning to go to
Florida and Texas this year, and
she made a contact with someone
who was interested in sponsorship. No promises but she—with
help from hubby Mike Butler—has
submitted a proposal to National
Tyres. In the meantime, Mike B.
was asked by another interested
party and also one of NCVC's
sponsors to find out what it had
cost riders to race during 1984.
He got in touch with ten NCVC
racers and five non-NCVC racers.
Now guess how many replied and
then guess how many were from
NCVC. Give up? The answers are
none and five, not one, that's
right not one NCVC member
bothered to reply, unless you
count exNCVC member Gunther
Thomas, who is now an associate.
Now tell me what is the incentive
to help out or what? But he was
so Pi, I mean Teed off that he
was talking about and I quote,
no I'd better not, let's just say
he was upset.
If all the races and tours
planned come off, this will be
quite an exciting year. In Maryland, the District championships
are scheduled for June 3 thru 16.
The tracks will be scheduled for
a date before June 3rd, so that
we can have a rain date, and we
hope it does not clash with a
major race.
Congrats to the Blacks, that
is Larry, Linda, and David—there
is a baby girl in the family.
Oh! the rumour mill has it that
Shawn Dowling is back with his
old club, Chesapeake Wheelman,
and that they are soliciting for
a support team to back him up.
How about the attention
cycling received due to that
blood doping stuff. Rebecca
Twigg, Oh no! not Becky; I know
a lot of folks were crushed by
that news, "anybody but Rebecca."
Just goes to show you...Oh!, I'd
like to invite our many new
friends and organizers, well not
exactly new, but here's an invitation to submit your race
schedule to our newsletter, since
you guys stole all our races
we're not able to put on a training race series or otherwise.
I'm only kidding; you guys
didn't really steal anything, but
please use our newsletter to promote races. I also heard something about a criterium circuit
VELOVOICE
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Velovoice is the monthly newsletter of NCVC, Inc., a non—
profit educational and service
organization supported by memberships, program fees and contributions. A subscription to Velovoice is included with membership.
Velovoice
welcomes
articles, photographs, and letters. Velovoice is edited by:
Richard Moss
3102 18th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20010
202-462-1045
ADVERTISING RATES
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200 bicycle racers and enthusiasts in the Washington, DC area.
Classified advertisements in
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lines, approximately 15 words.
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personal bicycling articles without charge. Display advertising
costs $15 per quarter page;
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per full page. Advertising copy
must be received by the 15th of
the month.
SPONSORS
Velovoice serves the National
Capital Velo Club. The club's
sponsors are Metropolis Bike and
Scooter, Mel Pinto Imports,
Bianchi
and Castelli. The
The Huffman press prints VeloVoice
and supports its production costs
NCVC OFFICERS
President: Ken Jacobson 996-6585
V.P: Gunter Thomas 365-5631
Secretary: Tim Lung 739-6220
Treas.: K. McCormick 725-7078
Membership: Leon Moore 946-2985
Team Dir.: M. Butler 588-2087
VA Rider Rep.: T. Mattes 689-0293
MD Rider Rep.: F. Kelly 588-9024
NCO Chair: Don Carrick 588-4337
JOIN NCVC!
RENEW FOR NEXT SEASON!
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1985 MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
N C V C
New Regular_ $15.00 Family $20,001 Associate_ $15.0
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sent the Club in USCF open races.
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TELEPHONING
NEWSLETTER
ORGANIZE CLUB RIDES
HOUSING FOR RIDERS
TRANSPORTATION TO RACES
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ship, I hereby agree to abide by the Constitution and By-Laws
the NATIONAL CAPITAL VELO CLUB, INC., and hereby waive, releas
and forever discharge any and all right and claims for person
injury or property damage I nay have against said club or any
its officers, while participating in any activity sponsored
said Club.
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Nail check, payable to NCVC INC., and application to:
Leon Moore
4012 Wexford Dr.
Kensington, MD 20895
CLUB SPONSORS
:: BIANCHI BICYCLES :: CASTELLI CLOTHING :: KEL PINTO IMPORTS :
:: METROPOLIS BIKE AND SCOOTER ::
RACERS WORLD
Mike Zoeller took golds a:
silvers among the seniors, ima
the Juniors, Phillip Hense
Joey Wilson, and Reon Fogg to
either
golds, silvers, <
bronzes. And at the Masters Pai
Didier and Gunter Thomas eai
earned a gold.
EQUIPMENT
and a very fast time at
the District T T.
4) Greg Swinand- 126 pts.
He has come of age this
year to spearhead the
strongest Jr. team on the
East Coast. He gave NCVC
its first victory of 1984.
3) Mary Pelz- 133 pts.
The reigning gueen of
MD/DE racers, took to the
track this year and had a
very impressive season.
2) Paul Swinand- 148 pts.
The other twin, who ended
the year in grand style
in his new home state. He
went from 8th place in
July to 2nd overall.
1) Mike Pugh-224 pts.
This area's most talented
young racer, was without a
doubt the most impressive
NCVC racer this year, with
76 points over the second
place finisher, scoring
both on the road and the
track.
K E E P I N G FIT
A n u m b e r o f NCVC m e m b e r s
have e x p r e s s e d i n t e r e s t i n
leading
rides
for
club.
B e g i n n i n g F e b r u a r y 1 NCVC
will
h a v e a HOTLINE
for
weekend r i d e s .
A n y o n e who
wants
to
lead
a
ride
s h o u l d c a l l 301 946 2985
b y 6 PM o n F r i d a y
before
the r i d e and l e a v e a m e s sage g i v i n g the r i d e l e a d e r ' s name, phone,
starting
time, s t a r t i n g place,
dist a n c e a n d mph p a c e .
For
starting
places
use
the
PPTC R e f e r e n c e M a n u a l , a
b i k e s h o p , or e x p e c t t o be
c a l l e d for d i r e c t i o n s . Aft e r 8 PM o n F r i d a y s a 1 5
t o 20 s e c o n d t a p e o n 3 0 1
946 2 9 8 5
will list
rides
on S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y .
Leon
Moore
A n u m b e r of l e t t e r s
have
appeared in B r i t i s h
cycl i n g m a g a z i n e s from
reade r s who h a v e h a d
cranks
break.
A n u m b e r of t h e s e
readers
had
the
crank
break at the pedal.
These
l e t t e r s appeared both
in
CYCLING ( J u n e - J u l y ) a n d i n
CYCLING WORLD ( A u g u s t 8 4 ) .
The e d i t o r s
of
CYCLING
WORLD a n d b u i l d e r s
Ron
K i t c h i n g and H o l d s w o r t h y
a t t r i b u t e may of t h e p e d a l
b r e a k s to t h e a b s e n c e of
t h o s e t h i n TA p e d a l w a s h e r s b e t w e e n t h e p e d a l and
crank.
All
interviewed
seem t o a g r e e t h a t
this
t h i n s t e e l w a s h e r h a s an
i m p o r t a n t r o l e to play in
' p r e v e n t i o n of s c o r i n g a n d
subsequent
stress
patterns'.
They q u o t e
one
e x - T o u r de F r a n c e p r o f e s s i o n a l who c l a i m s t o h a v e
b r o k e n 15 c r a n k s
in
his
lifetime.
This pro c l a i m s
not to have had a f a i l u r e
on a c r a n k ' f i t t e d
with
p e d a l w a s h e r s from when i t
was n e w ' .
The
English
seem
to
believe
these
washers are important.
On t h e o t h e r
end of
the
crank the English e d i t o r s
believe that breakage here
i s p r i m a r l y due to o v e r t i g h t i n g of t h e s t e e l b o l t
a g a i n s t a b r i t t l e aluminum
crank arm.
The e d i t o r s of
CYCLING WORLD c l a i m t h e TA
crank bolt tool is useful
because its short
length
prevents overtighting
that
s e t s up u n n e s s a r y
stresses.
IN T H E C L U B S
All racers are
invited to the NCVC
Spring Championship
on Sunday April
14, 1985 at 10:00.
The first event at
11 will be a time
trial, followed at
noon by A, B and
citizens races. At
2:00 PM there will
races for children
and youth. These
races are sponsored
by NCVC, the NBS
Bicycle Club, and
the Montgomery
Recreation Department. Lisa Cooper
will provide a map
to the race site at
the Bureau of Standards if you send her
a SASE and note to
14904 Talking Rock
Court, Gaithersburg,
Maryland 20807.
WABA is holding
its annual Bike-A—
Thon and NCVC members are welcome to
participate. The
event is a fund—
raiser for the <n
American Cancer
society, and it puts
bikers in a good
light with the community. Ellen Jones
is co-ordinating the
event for WABA. She
says individuals need to find sponsors
who will make a
donation to the society. Ms. Jones
Can answer questions
at 393-2556. Oh,
there's a prize for
the person or team
who raises the most
money for the
American Cancer
Society.
FROM THE EDITOR
dollars, and better chances at
sponsor-ships. Try bringing in
new members, and there may be a
set of training tires for you,
if you pull in more than anyone
else in a single month. Talk to
the folks on ATB's and the tri—
athletes too.
The National Capital Open is
only a few weeks off and I'm
certain that Don Carrick is gearing up for the event. He can use
help from all of us and each club
member can play a role. Don's
number is 588-4337. Along with
the Open, the folks at Metropolis
and Mel Pinto are organizing
training clinics. The last word
was that one of the technical
support people from Campy would
be here for the clinics. It's
a good time to stop in at our
club sponsor's shops and find out
more about the event.
While Kenny has been in New
Zealand, the Tuesday night group
has been watching over routine
club business and thinking about
the future of the NCVC. Lot's
of ideas floating around, from
various kinds of mergers(a topic
no one really wants to pursue too
much) to aggressive membership
drives. More members mean more
The Wheelie
being built in Baltimore, with
lights for night racing and all.
Your Prez is spending the 1st
quarter in New Zealand again this
year and a very ad-hoc executive
committee is planning for the NCO
and training clinics and lots of
promotion so people in DC will
know about NCVC. For the rest
of you, until next time, keep
pushing on those weights, riding
that fixed gear and dreaminq of
the 1985 season.
LETTERS
Garry Rumbaugh, our District
15 Representative, is looking
into the formation of a District
15 or State Bicycle Association
a la the one in Colarado....He
also spoke of a commitment from
Baltimore city officials to build
a one mile criterium course with
banked turns, inner loops and
night lights.
From me—a big thank you with
much appreciation to everyone who
helped in 1984. Especially my
friends and riders who helped
sharpen my senses, and to Jim
Montgomery for his ever present
examples. I thank Fred and Ned
of Alpine Cycles who were there
when I needed them most. I am
am grateful to our sponsors Mel
Pinto and Metropolis, who provided support in 1984. To all I
wish a successful year, and a as
they say in France, "Aloha"
Gunther F. Thomas
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WINNERS
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A record crowd at the club
banquet Dec. 8, was treated
to good food, plentiful beer
and the presentation of
awards to the sponsors, top
racers and the volunteers
who are the backbone of the
club.
Thanks to Larry Black
and Mike Butler for running
the program, and Ken
McCormick for the setting up
and cleaning up arrangements.
Most importantly, the banquet
gave the club and especially
the racing team an opportunity to show their appreciation to the sponsors: Mel
Pinto Imports who was represented by Mrs. Pinto and Tod
Craven, and Metropolis Bike
and Scooter.
The banquet was concluded
with videotapes showings
of the NCOand previously
televised coverage of international races.
Following is a list of
the awards given:
Presenter-Chris Bodycombe,
Silver Medalist at the
Track Nationals:
1) The Touarts; for a job
well done in being the main
link of communication, by
producing the Velo Voice,
with much help from Shawn
Brooks.
2) Leon Moore; for an outstanding job as membership secretary for the past
2 years.
Presenter- Mike Pugh;the best
racer in 1984 from D.C./VA.
3) Adams Bike Shop; for
sponsoring the Shady Grove
Training Races.
4) Potomac Peddlers; for
thi' promotion of the
monthly time trials from
which NCVC benefits.
Presenter- Mary Pelz, won
every title at the 1984 MD/DE
District Championships.
5) Lisa Cooper-first year
NCVC member who, from the
beginning asked "What can I
do for the club ?" Lisa
ended up promoting the messengers race at the NCO and
was responsible Scor Shady
Grove's Sponsorship and played
a very important role in
the promoting of the training races.
6) Ken McCormick-For being
Ken McCormick, in running
Shady Grove, Montgomery
County Citizens Races, last
year and this year's banquet.
Presenter-Phillipe Hensel,
MD/DE Time Trial Junior
Champion.
7) Don Carrick-Mr. NCO, for
the promotion of the NCO.
8) Ken Jacobson-For obtaining the biggest sponsorship package ever for NCVC.
9) Mel Pinto Imports- *•
For continuous support
of NCVC and the sport
of cycling by sponsoring
not only the club but
NCO.
10) Metropolis Bike and
Scooter-For their second
year of sponsoring NCVC.
Wheelie Cup Awards
Presenter-Jim Montgomery,
Nation's outstanding
Veteran Racer.
Most Improved-Joe Wilson.
Last year he could not
stay on the bike to finish
a race. This year, riding
half a season in the U.S.
and half in Italy, he
managed to finish 12th in
the Wheelie Standings
with 44 points, which
included a very impress
win at the Tour de Moor
and a Silver Medal at t
District Championships.
Top Ten :
10) Aubrey Gordon-55 pt
Impressive at the track
both Trexlertown PA and
Kessina NY. First NCVC
member to compete in th
Olympics.
10) Phillipe Hensel- 55
A very talented racer,
competing his first ful
year, he retained his t
as Jr. T T Champion and
a Bronze in the Road Ra
9) Chris Hoven-60 pts.
Did most of his racing <
Jr. Worlds Trials and
Training Camp and some !
Races.
8) Shawn Downing-73 pts.
First year as Cat. II,
he came on strong towarc
the end of the season t<
finish in the top 3 in
some important races.
7) Paul Didier-77 pts.
Brought pride to the cli
as the National Criterii
Champion and Virginia
Road Champion in his agi
category.
6) Mike Kennedy- 94 pts
The best all around rid
in MD/DE, Track Champio:
and silver in the Road
and T T. Along with Mik
he dominated racing on
Tuesday Nights at the
track.
5; Gunther Thomas-yb pt
Gunther was so impressi
last year that he was
recruited by the strong
est Vet. team in the U.
this year. He had sever
wins in the Master Cat.
Century Road Club
of America Road
Race
Morristown , NJ
$200.
Sr. 3 G 4
f. Runn
c/o Kopp's Cycle
4 3 Witherspoon So.
Princeton, NJ 08540
(609) 924-1052
April 14
Commonwealth
Cycle Sport
Classic
Triangle, VA
$2,000.
All Classes
Den Williams
14701 Darbydale Ave.
Woodbridge, VA 22193
(703) 670-2665
April 19 & 20
Flex-Bon Classic
Ft. Myers, FL
$5,000.
All Cla
asses
Ed Benjamin
1941 Courtney Dr.
Ft. Myers, FL 33901
(813) 936-1771
April 20
Dilworth Natural
Light Criterium
Charlotte, NC
$1,025.
All Classes
Pete Heyd
1G52 Dilworth Rd - W
Charlotte, NC 28203
April 20
3rd Annual Newark
Bicycle Classic
Newark, DE
$2,500.
A H Classes
Eric Conrad
P.O. Box 9583
Newark, DE 19714
(302) 453-9326
April 21.
Durham Downtown
Criterium
Durham, NC
$2,000.
All Classes
April 2I
Coca-Cola Cycling
Classic
Plymouth, MA
$1,000.
All Classes
Donna Rogers
218 Dacian Ave.
Durham, NC 27701
(919) 632-8222
Bill Sykes
48 Sandwich St.
Plymouth, MA 02360
(617) 746-4554
May 4
Century Road Club
of America Road
Race
Morristown, NJ
$200.
Sr. II & III
F. Kuhn
c/o Kopp's Cycle
43 Witherspoon So.
(609) 924-1052
May 4
3rd Southeastern
Norfolk, VA
United States
Cycling Championship
All Classes
Peter Teeuwen
1339 Graydon Ave.
Norfolk, VA 23507
(804) 625-2749
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$3,500.
RACES
April 21
Miayata Challenge
2 Man Time Trial
100 mile
Stockton, NJ
April 21
Cyclone
St. Petersburg, FL
April 21
1985 Cosmic Spring
Time Trial. Series
Lancaster, PA
April 21
National Capital
Open (NCO)
April 26
$100.
All Classes
Merchandise
Trophy
F. Kuhn
c/o Kopp's Cycle
43 Witherspoon So.
Princeton, NJ 08540
(609) 924-1052
All Classes
Bill Humphries
c/o Whirlwing Production
Box 76297
St. Petersburg, FL 33734
$100.
All Classes
Penn B. Glazier
625 W. Chestnut St.
Lancaster, PA 17603
(717) 291-1023
Washington, D.C.
$10,000.
All Classes
National Capital Velo CI
Don Carrick, NCO Chairma
413 Hamilton Ave.
Silver Springs, MD 20901
(301) 588-4337
Coors Pro-Am
Bicycle Classic
Charlotte, NC
$3,000-
Pro-Am I & II
Brenda Paul
11420 Kingfisher Dr.
Pineville, NC 28134
(704) 541-0773
April 27
Tour De Moore
Road Race
Southern Pines,
NC
$4,000.
All Classes
Bruce Cunningham
1165 E. Massachusetts Av
Southern Pines, NC 28387
(919) 692-7315
April 21
Cosmic Spring
Time Trial Series
Lancaster, PA
$100.
All Classes
Penn B, Glazier
625 W. Chestnut St.
Lancaster, PA 17603
(717) 291-1023
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May 5
2nd Greenbrier Mall
Classic
Chesapeake, VA
May 5
Tour of Flemington
Flemington, NJ
May 7
Time Trial Series
Raritan, NJ
May 10-12
Pepsi Twilight
Criterium
Athens, GA
May 10-12
Jocelyn Lovell
Stage Race
May 10
$1,500.
$2,000.
All Classes
Peter Teeuwen
13 39 Graydon Ave.
Norfolk, VA 2 3 507
(804) 625-2749
All Classes
Lloyd Rake
RD |2, Box 5
Kedsland Avenue
Titusville, NJ 08560
All Classes
Joe Saling
44 North Ave.
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
$10,000.
All Classes
Gene Dixon
257 W. Broad St.
Athens, GA 30601
(404) 353-8356
Somerville, NJ
Donation to
Lovell Fund
All Classes
F. Kuhn
c/'c Kopp'u Cycle
43 Witherspoon
Princeton, NJ 08540
(609) 924-1052
Old Hampton
Criterium Bicycle
Race
Hampton, VA
$2,000.
All Classes
Edward Long, Jr .
233 Chickamauga Pike
Hampton, VA 23669
(804) 851-7658
May 11
Ladies Day
Somerset County,
NJ
Woman A s B
Steve Payne
9 Stanford Dr. , 2A
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
May 11
Beach Criterium
Virginia Beach,
VA
$7,500.
All Classes
David Puckett
940 Gates Ave. C-5
Norfolk, VA 23517
(804) 625-5226
May 12
Cosmic Spring
Time Trial Series
Lancaster, PA
$100.
All Classes
Penn B. Glazier
625 W. Chestnut St.
Lancaster, PA 17603
(717) 291-1023
May 1.2
Ghent Criterium
Norfolk, VA
(7-Rlpupn fun Series!
$7,500.
All Classes
Peter Teeuwen
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W e Can Fit Y o u F r o m H e a d t o T o e a n d W h e e l t o W h e e l .
719 8th Street, S.E. Washington, D.C. 20003
2Vi Blocks from Eastern Market
Metro Station
5 4 3 - 8 9 0 0
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METROPOLIS SPECIALS FOR NCVC MEMBERS
Puch Starleicht, 59cm with Shimano
Durace thru out, Reynold 531
frame and fork
USUAL PRICE
NCVC MEMBER PRICE
$1199
$750
Bianchi Super Leggera, 55cm and 57cm
Campy SR reduced, Pantograhped,
Cloumbus SL/SP frame
$1595
$1295
Rossin 56cm(c-c) Columbus SL
Road frame, chrome fork, and right
stay
$489
$370
Bianchi Pro 58cm(c-top) Ishiwata
DB thruout, short WB, tight criterium
and road
$299
$240
Campy Nuovo Record Brakeset
Campy Nuovo Record Hubset
36°, 6 speed
Sidi Shoes
C a t e y e Solar Cyclo-Computer
Pro Jerseys
NCVC Team Clothing in stock
$90
$60
$62
$52
25% off
Sale for in-stock items and NCVC Members Only
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Washington, DC 20010
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