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between new riders and the safe, comfortable enjoyment
of bicycling. The year 2008 saw soaring gas prices, prompting some
local residents to dust off old bicycles or purchase new ones in order to
relieve the pinch on their pocketbooks.
Bad timing sabotaged what could have been a mini-renaissance for
bikes. We had to deal with bridges being constructed, bridges being eroded
and bridges tripping up cyclists and breaking bones. All this bridgework
was more like a visit to the dentist than a chance to attract new cyclists!
Now cold weather is here; gas prices are way, way down; the economy
is in a tailspin; and the challenge of making cycling a viable transporta
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The Spoke N'Linkis published eight times ayear by the
Dayton Cycling Club, a not-for-profit educational and recreational organization for bicyclists in the Miami Valley. The opinions expressed herein are those of the authors and do not
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DCC Business Meetings
The DCC Board of Directors meets at 6:30 p.m. the
first Wednesday of the month at the Vandalia Justice Center, 245 James Bohanan Drive. All members are welcorne. If you wish to be added to the agenda of any meeting, contact President Ed Witte.
[Jpcorning'S'n'L' deadlines
For April
For May
March 5 for editorial material
March 10 for paid advertising
April 5 for editorial material
April 10 for paid advertising
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DccMeeting Minutes
By Donna Williams-Powell, DCC secretary
(937) 77 6-2494; DonnaWPowell @ woh. rr.com
DCC 2009 Calendar
. January business meetifig, 6:30 p.m. Wednes-
day, Jan. 7, Vandalia Justice Center, 245 James
Bohanan Drive. Contact: Ed Witte, (937) 335-3096;
ejw 1948@hotmail.com.
. Indoor century, 11 a.m . to 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan.
18, Therapy Caf , 452 E.Third St., Dayton. RSVP by
Oct. 1, 2008
Jan. 13. Contact: Kay Wert Minardi, (937) 299-2454;
The Dayton Cycling Club tsoard
spokenl i nk @ mi nard i.org.
of Directors met at6:30 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the Vandalia Justice
Center,245 James Bohanan Drive. In
attendance were Directors Ed Witte,
Brenda Taulbee, Kay Wert Minardi,
Chuck Smith, Tom Wilson, Michele
Rtzzardi, Harv Kiesel, Donna Powell,
Beverly Owens and Chris Brown.
President Ed Witte called the meeting to order at6:30
p.11].
Secretary Donna Powell presented the minutes from
the September meeting. Smith moved that the minutes
be approved. Harv Kiesel seconded this motion, ancl the
minutes were approved.
Witte reported on the recent health fair at Mead
Westvaco in KetteriffB, where he represented the DCC.
He commented on the number of people who expressed
interest in biking, and the overall positive response he
received there. It was noted that these types of events
offer a good opportunity to generate interest in biking.
Vice President Brenda Taulbee had nothing to report.
Treasurer Michele Ri zzardt presented the financial
report as of Sept. 30. Rizzardi reported that the Wright
Ride netted $ 1,839.66 after expenses. She also reminded
everyone of the budget meeting to be held at her home
at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 10. Taulbee moved to accept the
treasurer's report, and Wert Minardi seconded the motion. The financial report was unanimously approved.
Newsletter Editor Kay Wert Minardi said production of the October newsletter was del ayed by technical
difficulties, family illness and the Sept. 14 windstorm
and subsequent blackout. She said the October newsletter should be printed by the end of the week. She re
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. Deadline for 2008 award nominatioils, Sunday,
Jan. 31. Contact any board member with nominations
and a brief justification to support the awards.
. Fehruary business meetiilg, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb, 4, Vandalia Justice Center, 245 James
Bohanan Drive. Contact: Ed Witte , (937) 335-3096;
ejwl 948@hotmail.com.
. DCC Banqueto 3 p.m. Sunday, March 1, at Cel-
ebrations Banquet Center, 3119 Stop Eight Road,
Vandalia. Register by Friday, Feb . 2A.Contact: Rod
Miller, (937) 428-T 694; grodmiller@aol.com.
. March business meetifig, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday,
March 4,Vandalia Justice Center, 245 James Bohanan
Drive. Contact: Ed Witte, (937) 335-3096;
'April newsletter deadlines:
March 5 for editorial
material, March 10 for paid advertising. Contact: Kay
Wert Minardi, spokenlink@ minardi.org.
. April business meetiftgo 6:30 p.m. Wednesday,
April 1, Vandalia Justice Center, 245 James Bohanan
Drive. Contact: Ed Witte, (937) 335-3096;
. May newsletter deadlines:
April 5 for editorial
material, April 10 for paid advertising. Contact: Kay Wert
Minardi, spokenli nk @ minardi.org.
. May business meetitrg, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday,
May 6, Vandalia Justice Center, 245 James Bohanan
Drive.
. June newsletter deadlines: May 5 for editorial
material, May 10 for paid advertising. Contact: Kay Wert
Minardi, spokenli nk @ minardi.org.
. Huff man Spring Classic, Sunday, May 17. Con-
tact: Marian and Bob Eley, (937)
437-1124;
mari an_eley @ hotmai L com.
. June business meetiog, 6.30 p.m. Wednesday,
June 3, Vandalia Justice Center, 245 James Bohanan
Drive.
.,Covered Bridge Tour, Saturday, June 6. Contact:
Mark Buchwalder, bikewalder@yahoo.com.
. Old World Tour, Aug. 15-16. Contact: Steve
Nickerson, (937) 238-3336; nickerson@woh.rr.com.
. Wright Wride, Aug.23. Contact: Ed Witte, (g3Z)
335-3096 ; ejw 1948@ hotmai I.com.&
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ported that ballots for the 2A09 DCC board of directors
election were mailed on time. Finally, the editorial deadf ine for the January/FebruarylMarch newsletter is Dec.
5. Advertisernents and mileage reports are due by Dec.
10.
Chuck Smith, advocacy director, talked about the fall
Ohio Bicycle Federation meeting/celebration to be held
ut the Bicycle Museum of America in f iew Bremen on
Oct. 13. The museum houses the world's largest bicycle
collectioil, and there will be a special tour at 1 1 a.m. for
which there will be no charge. Smith also remindecl everyone about Five Rivers MetroParks' GearFest, which
will be at Eastwood MetroPark from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Oet. 4. In addition to the DCC, Team Dayton, Colavita
Ohio Cycling Club plus hiking and mountain climbing
interests will be represented. Volunteers are needed to
help man the DCC booth as well as to model DCC eycling clothes.
Srnith distributed information regarding the costs for
using the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Officers Club
for the DCC Banquet. Snrith will also investigate the
Engineers Club downtown as a site for the banquet, since
it would offer a central location. A firm date for the banquet will be determined when a site is selected.
Bikeways Director Chris Brown stated that he tried
riding Monday, Sept. 15, after the huge windstorm in
Dayton. The bikeways were covered with debris and obstructed by fallen trees. He noted that Five Rivers
MetroParks did an excellent job of quickly clearing the
bikeways; by Thursday the bikeway from Woodbine
Avenue to Eastwood MetroPark was clear. Also cliscussed was the fact that atleast one bridge is closed on
the Little Miami Scenic Trail near Corwin. [t was noted
that the bridges in that area can be hazardous when wet
and that one rider was seriously injured when he fell on
one of the bridges in that area.
Touring Captain Tom Wilson reported that two area
ride coordinators are no longer interested in coordinating rides. He noted concerns among some ride coordinators that since there will be fewer newsletters, it will
be difficult to list rides. Wert Minardi stated that a number of clubs have resorted to quarterly newsletters. Kiesel
added that the website is updated daily and rides can be
updated there.
Social Director Beverly Owens reported that there
was a poor turnout for the annual DCC picnic Sept. 27
at Eastwood MetroPark. The day of the picnic was
cloudy, and rain threatened. Because of the threatening
weather and poor turnout, the picnic ended early at 1 :45
p.m.
ln old business, Wert Minardi mentioned the possibility of holding the DCC banquet at the Hope Hotel at
Wright-Patterson AFB. Smith will investigate this location.
Taulbee stated that there is sorneone interested in
serving as the 2009 social director, and she will follow
up on this possibility.
Witte initiated discussion of new and different rides
the club could offer. He brought up the possibility of a
poker ride. Wert Minardi spoke about an indoor century
ride that could be held during the winter. This sort of
ride would involve using rollers or trainers.
Wert Minardi said the DCC Christmas Lights Ride
would be held Dec. 14, weather permitting.
Smith reminded everyone that StreetSmarts Cycling
classes are scheduled for 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturd&y,
lr{ov. 1 and 8 at the Wright-Dunbar Interpretive Center,
16 S. Williams St., Dayton.
Witte moved to adjourn the meeting and Smith seconded the motion. With no opposition, the meeting was
adjourned at 7:18 p.m.ffi
Nov. 5, 2008
The Dayton Cycling Club Board of Directors met at
6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 5, at the Vandalia Justice
Center, 245 James Bohanan Drive. In attendance were
board members Ed Witte, Brenda Taulbee, Kay Wert
Minardi, Sally Pinnell, Chuck Smith, Torn Wilson, Chris
Brown, Michele Rrzzardi, Harv Kiesel, Donna Powell,
Beverly Owens, Dwaine Wheeler and DCC members
Dan Hepp and Bob Pinnell.
President Ed Witte called the meeting to order at6:33
p.m. The minutes from the previous meeting will be sent
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electronically to the board for approval, with publ reation in the next newsletter.
Dan Hepp introduced himself and told the board
about his involvement with cycling in the Springfield
area. He organizes several different types of rides in the
Springfield area including a ride called BOB, Believers
On Bicycles. [n addition to this ride, he leads Tuesday
evening, Thursday evening and Saturday morning rides.
He asked the board to detail the benefits of listing his
rides with the DCC. Ride insurance was one benefit discussed. It was noted that for the insurance to be in effect, riders must be members of the DCC, the ride must
be listed with the club, a tour roster must be signed and
a helmet is required. [t was noted thatthe complete procedure for DCC rides can be reviewed on the DCC
Wert Minardi also reported that she received an update from Dorothy Lane Market about the DCC's participation the DLM Good Neighbor program. The club
should expect a check for $150 to $200 from DLM in
February.
Wert Minardi said she sent the October newsletter
to the printer by mid-October. The deadline for the JanuarylFebruary/March newsletter is Dec. 5 for editorial
content and Dec. 10 for advertisements and mil eage lists.
The plan is to have the next newsletter mailed between
Christmas and l\trew Year's Day.
Secretary Donna Williams-Powell had nothing new
to report.
Chuck Smith, advocacy director, reported on his
experience at Five Rivers MetroParks' GearFest. He inwebsite.
teracted with many people there who expressed an inVice President Brenda Taulbee had nothins to re- terest in cycling. The hope is that people will go to the
port.
DCC website to learn more about the DCC and perhaps
Treasurer Michele Rizzardr distributed her financial join. Smith plans to request in his 2A09 budget funds to
report as of Oct. 31 . She stated that she had received a purchase a new DCC banner for the disptay unit. He is
notice from the locker rental company that the cost of going to participate in the MetroParks'Adventure Sumrental would increase by $6/month to $76l. She also said mit at Wright State University in Febru&ty, and will inshe had inquired about a printing bill that had not been clude funding needs for that event in his budget.
received from Think Printing and Graphics. When she
Srnith has continued to investi gate different venues
pointed out the oversight,Think discounted the total bill as possible sites for the Dayton Cycling Club banquet.
by 10 percent. That adjustment was not indicated on the He presented some menus and prices for the Engineers
report. Michele requested that next year's budget pro- CIub, the Crowne Pl aza Hotel and the Dayton Woman's
posals be submitted to her before Dec. tr. She also said Club, all in downtown Daytorl. Smith would like people
Anita Patten, who has volunteered to be in charge of to have the opportunity to cycle to the banquet, but othawards, will need to submit a budget.
ers expressed concerns about the weather and early nightSmith moved to accept the treasurer's report, Sally fall in late February.
Pinnell seconded the motion and the report was unaniKiesel suggested Celebrations, which is located on
mousl y accepted.
Stop Eight Road east of Miller Lane, &s the site for the
Kay Wert Minardi, newsletter editor, asked if a single 2009 banquet. He presented menus and costs for this
sheet should be mailed to DCC members Announcing site , afrd it was noted that there were no desserts on the
the new board members. After discussion, it was decided menu. Kiesel said he would follow up on that. Discusthat this would not be necessary since the results of the sion then followed concerning the number of people atDCC election are posted on the website. Wert Minardi tending last year and the possibility of subsidi zing the
also noted that Rod Miller is the newly elected social cost of the banquet for volunteers as was done in previdirector. She said the DCC received a thank you letter ous years. [t was noted that the new social director will
for the $ I 00 donation thatwas made to the Dayton Foun- need to become involved in the planning for the bandation in appreciation of Steve Wright conducting a tour
of Hawthorn Hill during the Wright Historical Tour.
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FinaneiaJ-Repoft
By Michele Rizzardi, DCC treasurer
(937) 890-6301 ; quiltingbear@woh.rr.com
Financial summary as of 0ct. 3\,20A8
A/C# Category
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100
2OA
300
400
600
740
800
900
1000
Membership
Touring
DAYOX
Huffman
Wright Wride
? Adventure
Calvin'sChallenge-Ride
Social
Newsletter
Administrative
Totals
Receipts
Payments
12,153
7,334
3,1 09
5,367
Financial summary as of Nov. 30, 2009
Net Total
9,044
1,967
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4,303
7,738
2,835
5,898
1,468
1,840
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1,288
3,816
8,522
2,653
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-1,365
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3.143
0
1,230
'1,299
AJC# Category
000
100
2OO
300
400
600
740
800
900
1000
Membership
Touring
DAYOX
Huffman
Wright Wride
? Adventure
Calvin's Challenge-Ride
Social
Newsletter
Administrative
Totals
Receiots
Pavments
12,833
7,334
3,250
5,367
0
0
0
4,303
7,738
2,835
1,468
1,840
0
0
0
0
33,308
3,143
36,451
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...C.Motsch Fund
...Bill Hess Fund 0
...Jo Glover Fund
_Janet Long Fund
CD-Jo Glover Funds
Total
Fund Balances:
Beg. OfYear
General lncome
...General Fund
38.199
Total
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0
0
0
3,8't6
9,071
2,490
-2,596
-7,773
-1,202
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Gurrent Liabilities:
400
36,473
5,898
0
1,230
1,299
1,288
Current Liabilities:
Postage Dep-Early Express
Prepaid Rental/Huffman 08/Banquet
DCC General-Key Bank
DCC General-Fifth Third
Huffman Classic
Wright Wride
Net Total
9,583
1,967
Postage Dep-Early Express
Prepaid Rental/Huffman 08/Banquet
DCC General-Key Bank
DCC General-Fifth Third
Huffman Classic
Wright Wride
400
300
36,326
0
0
CD-Jo Glover Funds
'1,326
1,326
325
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Total
33,308
3,296
36,604
0
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Fund Balances:
Beg. OfYear
General lncome
...General Fund
38.352
...C.Motsch Fund
...Bill Hess Fund 0
...Jo Glover Fund
_Janet Long Fund
56
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325
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It is the DCC Board of Directors'intent to maintain a financial balance that contains sufficient funds to adequately finance the club's
annual operating expenses, as well as to finance the major DCC events of the year.<SAr
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quet. Owens, the outgoing social director, volunteered
to help Rod Miller with planning.
Sally Pinnell moved that the banquet be scheduled
at Celebrations for March 1 or Feb.22. The social hour
would begin at 3 p.m., with dinner to follow at 4. Wert
Minardi seconded the rnotioo, and the rnotion was approved by a unanirnous vote. The registration form for
the banquet will be included in the first-quarter 20A9
newsletter.
Mernbership Director Sally Pinnell reported l6 new
members joined between Sept. 9 and l.,lov. 4. The membership includes 263 tamily members in 118 families,
301 adults and five honorary mernbers, fbr a total of
569 members. She said 34 memberships expired and
were not renewed in September and M memberships
expired in October and were not renewed. Pinnell also
brought to the board concerns she received from several
DCC mernbers who had not received their October newsletters or receivecl newsletters late.
The new DCC membership list soon will be avail-
able to the board, and Bob Pinnell reminded everyone
not to use or distribute the list for anything other than
DCC business.
Sally Pinnell said she would send notices to members who are within 50 miles of a mileage award level
so they have the chance to reach their goals by Dec. 3 l.
She said she must submit all rnileage to Patten by Jan. 8
in order for the awards to be ordered and received in
time.
Chris Brown, bikeways director, reported that the
bike path from West Carrollton to Miamisburg has reopened. Witte added that there is a newly completed 22mile bikeway from Troy to Cargill.
Touri ng Captain Beverly Owens had nothing to report.
Harv Kiesel, website director, had nothing new to
report.
Smith moved to adjourn the meeting, and Harv Kiesel
seconded the motion" With no opposition, the meeting
adjourned at7:53 p.m.&
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Mernbership arrdMile age News
By Sally Pinnell, DCC membership director
(937) 426-727 4; spinnell
@
ameritech. net
It's time to submit 2008 awards information
rosters rnust be submitted to me on or
before Jan. 8. I must submit the individual miles toAnita
Patten, who is handling the awards, and she needs time
to getthe plaques and bars engraved.
Rides covered by rosters submitted after Jan 8 will
not be included in the tabulations for the awards pre-
Dirk Steyn, Troy
Sylvia Ellison, Yellow Springs
Windon and Harper Mesure, Yellow Springs
sented at the DCC Banquet on March 1. Individuals'
miles from those rides also will not be included in the
2008 mileage totals.
Ride leaders who would like to nominate people who
participate in their rides for awards such as Rookie of
the Year and Most [mproved Rider should forward that
information before Jan. 31. And if a regular rider suffered a debilitating injury or illness that prevented him
or her from cycling for part of 2008, let me know that,
too. The rider must have returned to cycling bef,ore the
end of the year in order to qualify for a Courage Award.
I will bring all awards nominations to the board for
consideration at our Feb. 4 business meetingi.
Riders who would like to nominate their ride leader
for the Hugo B. Daba Ride Leader of the Year Award
also may contact me before Jan. 31"
The date at the bottom of your address label on the
back of this newsletter indicates when your DCC membership expires. If the date is any time this month, take
time to renew to be sure you'll continue to receive the
All 2008 ride
Welcome new rnembers!
When does your membership expire?
Spoke'l{'Link.
Each year when you renew your membership, you
rnust submit a membership form with a signed waiver.
We hope there are no problems, but ...
DCC members who have problems with any mernbership matter, including receipt the newsletter, should
contact me.($*)
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The following people joined the Dayton Cycling
Club between Sept. 10 and Dec. 4. Please make thern
feel welcome at club rides and other events.
Eric, Jayne, Joshua and Zachary Chetr, Beavercreek
Albert Kessler, Bell brook
Larry and h{ancy Beasley, Dayton
Scott Elliott, Dayton
Jerry and Josefine Bradley, Fairborn
Joseph, Vanessa, Joseph T. and David Harris, Kettering
John Hill, Kettering
Gene Paff, Miamisburg
DCC on the Internet
To view the Dayton Cycling Club Web site, point
your browser to: http,l ldaytoncyclingclub.org.
To join the DCC e-mail list, send a blank email to
dcc-subscribe@topica.com. Once subscribed, post to
the list by sending your e-mail to dcc@topica.com.
To add something to the DCC home page, contact
DCC Webmaster Harv Kiesel at
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Bikewags andBeqond
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tion alternative is as difticult as it has
ever been. People who dusted off their
bikes during the summer, when gas
By Chris Brown, DCC bikeways director
(937) 299-77 64; chrisbcritterSz}@hotmai l.com
was $4 a gallon, ffi&y not return to them
this spring.
It is up to us, as Dayton Cycling
Club rnembers, to encourage these
novices to continue riding in 2A09 and
beyond. We need to remind them of the fun and new
experiences they had, the money they saved and the
people they met.
Follow up with new people you met last year. Invite
them on your group rides, help them feel safe riding on
streets, teach them how to repair a flat tire. Especially,
invite them to join the DCC ! We know they're out there;
we saw them all summer long. Let's help them love biking and being physically fit as much as we do.&
Dayton Cycling Club 2008 Bikeway Miles
Name
Britton, Dave
Hepp, Dan
Crabtree, Frank
Starnes, Alan
Hartman, Bob
Davis, Bob
Brown, Chris
Stum, George
Gaughan, Chris
Thornburg, Dyke
Ratliff, Dan
Young, Bob
Raskey, Joe
Doles, Delbert
Johnson, David
Groeber, Michael
Berry, Chuct<
Hill, Doris E.
Patterson, Bob
Links, Kirk
Sweeterman, Jim
Delong, Dianna
Tool, Richard
Sayler, William
Blue, Robert
Miller, Mike
H ill, John
Harpel, Gary
Elliot, Clifton
Jordan, Gayle
Harpel, Carolyn
Harbaugh, Norm
Van Meter, Carroll
Villers, John
Brooks, Andrew
Doles, Jackie
Zuercher, Randy
H ilbing, Jack
Vermillion, Cindy
Sept.
ff
763
247
338
265
284
263
422
426
231
258
225
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185
195
186
0
Oct.
904
207
318
339
396
259
247
400
93
313
273
55
242
161
0
0
Nov,
644
151
244
84
0
124
47
0
43
217
161
0
145
134
0
0
2008 Name
4,688 Jordan, Brad
2,943 Sundermeyer, John
2,932 Brown, Randy
2,855 Tackett, Bob
2,668 Jurkovich, Mark
2,623 Hanselman, Phillip
2,603 Goecke, Rayrnond
2,479 Wilson, Dickie
2,460 Hayward, Myrna
2,338 Miter, Brad
2,224 Simon, Trudie
2,224 Wymer, Larry
2,Q15
1,900
1,535
1,530
166
106
112
77
174
182
1
62
100
147
0
0
19
1
182
110
0
14
6B
158
60
142
402
271
0
0
0
0
245
37
75
50
0
0
7A
BO
89
64
130
151
0
136
0
7A
0
B4
0
30
16
0
0
0
0
19
0
0
0
60
0
41
54
79
0
0
142
132
68
0
0
31
0
1
,337 Starnes, Don
1,326
,218
1,214
,100
1,A62
1,A37
1
Owens, Beverly
Miter, Aven
Wilkes, William
Wlnters, Carolyn
Wren, John
KLtnz, Jack
Caldwell, Vince
Patten, Anita
Caldwell, -.foan
Erin, Tim
Belt, ..f ohn S.
Robbins, Kathy
Pace, Alice
Pace, Ben
Pace, Mark
Pace, Montgomery
Kinzer, Paula
Kiesel, Harv
,018
981
934
929
924
895
860
839
787 Gaughan, Lynn
742 Reichard, Jerry
727 Goecke, Mary
652 Miller, Shirley
638 Wert Minardi, Kay
627 Erin, Margaret
620 Herr, Ken
605 Totals
Sept.
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0
5B
0
0
36
0
35
0
13
7A
0
0
67
67
0
64
0
0
0
0
0
B
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
48
0
45
0
0
0
0
6,724
Oct.
00
00
00
399
71
00
31
95
159
520
125
00
208
420
30
62
00
00
00
61
153
61
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
030
00
500
00
00
00
00
7,709
Ngy,
0
67
0
125
0
2008
569
534
526
542
471
449
440
436
415
367
0
354
351
56
10
19
339
297
267
255
228
220
214
0
210
0
0
248
195
189
173
146
135
135
135
135
124
121
110
104
142
2,995
85
36
32
29
70,727
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If you buy groceries,
Overnight ride is like a fine wine
you can help the DCC
By Marilyn Corbin, DCC member
By Kay Wert Minardi, DCC newsletter editor
(9 37) 299-2454; spokenl ink @ minardi.org
Dorothy Lane Market notified us in late October that
because of just seven Dayton Cycling Club members'
purchase of groceries, the club would receive approximately $150 from the DLM Good Neighbor Program.
Every year DLM, which has stores in Oakwood,
Washington Twp. and Springboro, rebates $75,000 to
community organizattons. The rebates are based on how
much members of the participating organizations spend
at DLM during the calendar year.
As of Oct . 72, seven DCC members had met the $250
minimum, with a total spent of $ 16,692.06. At the time,
our spending represented 0.203 percent of the total of
all participating organizatrolls. On Oct. 72, we would
have received 0. 203 percent of $2S,000, or $ \52.1 3. The
amount we've spent certainly has gone up since then, so
the DCC should receive between $ 150 and $200 in February or so.
If you ever shop at Dorothy Lane Market, consider
signing up for the Good Neighbor Prograr'n. You will
need to get a DLM shopper's card and let the cashier
scan it each tirne you buy something atDLM. You also
need to fill out a Good Neighbor Program enrollment
form (available at the front desk of any of the stores)
and indicate the Dayton Cycling Club as your selected
charity.
If you are nervous about participating, rest assured
that the Dorothy Lane Market does not give out or sell
any personal information gleaned from shopper's card
usage. Although I receive periodic updates about the
DCC's status in the Good Neighbor Progr&ffi, I am not
privy to our member parttcipants' nAmes or shopping
habits.
The Dayton Cycling Club's Morrow Wine Ride, like
great vintage wine, only gets better with age. This year
was a great ride for all of us. The weather was perfect
and the participants stayed together, riding at a reasonable pace.
The lunch stops were delightful, and the motel included a complimentary large breakfast that even included waffies and yogurt. The winery dinner offered
either steak or salmon with a bottle of wine, so what
more could one want?
Many thanks to Joan Rudy, who every year organizes this ride, It's a challenge, but she readily meets it.
Mary Lemaster, Steve Kamas and Kate (Joan's sister),
who happily sagged the ride, also deserve thanks.
It was a truly rnemorable, pleasurable event!6b
t-Bikeway Mileage Report
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Bikeway miles are those ridden on a non-listed
ride, at least half of which is on a bikeway.
Qualify for the Cyclo-Path Award by accumulating
125 non-repeatingmiles on recreational path rides. For
example, if you ride from Fifth Third Gateway Park in
Beavercreek to Xenia Station and back, you would have
ridden 20 bikeway miles, but only 10 of them would count
toward your 125 Cyclo,Path miles.
Name
DCC #
E-mail
Month
Miles
Year to date bikeway miles
All I know is that the meat I
buy at DLM is hormone- and antibiotic-free, and every time I use my DLM
card I also contribute a few cents to the DCC. Both of
those facts make rne feel good!&)
Signature
Date
Send this completed form to Chris Brown, S2gAcorn
ffiffiffiffiffiffi
Drive, Dayton, OH
4541 9-3907, or send e-mail to
chrisbcritter120@ hotmail.com. Bikeway miles are generally due by the fifth of the month.&
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Come to the Dayton Cycling Club's
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$1 $eason c(€kqtr
3 to B p.m. Sunday, March 1,2009
Celebrations Banquet Center, 3119 Stop Eight Road, Vandalia
AgmrruAE
{,rrmds
All area cyclists and friends invited!
Agenda for the Evening
3:00 Happy hour (cash bar, social and surprises)
4:00 Dinner buffet
5:00 Awards program (stay after to party)
Dinner buffet includes baked chicken, manicotti, sliced roast beef, baked ham, twicebaked potatoes, green beans almondine, fresh vegetable medley, fresh fruit salad, vegetable pasta salad, seven-layer salad, assorted rolls and butter, water, iced tea and coffee, plus assorted desserts.
Cost: $20 per person (2008 DCC volunteers pay only $15). Checks and applications
must be received no later than Feb. 20. Mail this application and a check payable to
the Dayton Cycllng Glub to:
DCC Banquet
c/o Rod Miller
1597 W. Alex Bell Road
Dayton, OH 45459-1243
Name(s):
DCC number(s):
Address:
State:
City:
Phone number:
Total Amount Enclosed: $
DCC event(s) | volunteered at in 2008:
E-mail address:
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Show your club spirit by wearing DCC apparel
The Dayton
Cy
cling
Flyer in the background. The
sizes run a bit small. They
cost $55, plus $2.50 postage.
There are still a few of
our old club jerseys available
atadiscount. They are green,
Club now has clothing available for those who want to
"show their colors."
The $15 club T-shirt is a
yellow 50/50 cottonipolyester blend" It features a DCC
logo on the front and alarge
beige and light blue on a
white background. They
have the same graphics as
Rick Edsall "Bikes R Us"
the current cl ub jersey. They
color graphic on the back.
cost only $:S, plus $2.50
The club jersey is a fourpostage.
color. wickable. breathable micro-fiber. The dominant
colors are yellow and black. The front and back feature To order club clothiilB, contact Beverly Owens at
Wilbur Wright working on a bicycle, with the Wright (937) 470-1975 or dccjersey @ yahoo. com. &
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TI-I E TOURING RIDE IN RURAL INDIANA*
presents three tours in 2009, visiting Indiana's beautiful
state parks and other great landmarks. 0ur tours offer
someth ing for eve ryone !
TRlRlo
2009:
June 21
SEPTEMBER
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ioin us on our most popular summer route as
we tour southwest Indiana. History cornes alive
with the Lincoln Memorial and boyhood farm,
the newly restored West Baden Dome and
French Lick resort area, and the former utopian
connmunity of New Harmony.
Richmond
Indianapolis
Start/Finish
ESCAPADE'- 2OO9:
September 13 - 18
ln September, enjoy a
relaxed tour of southeastern
Indiana hosted by the
Bloomington
Clifty Falls SP
Clifty
comfortable a nd convenient
state park inns.
In
RAINSTQRM'i ?o0e-;
July 13 - 18
In July, challenge yourself
with five centu rv rides
over five days. 0n day six, join 1,000
other bicyclists on the Ride Across
Indiana (RAIN) to ride from Terre
Haute back to your original starting
point in Richmond (t 0O miles). That's
why we ca ll th is ride RAINST0R M'*
:
Ride Across lndiana-Same
Thing, 0n ly Ride More.
Email:triri@triri.org o Phone: Kathy Smith (812) 333-8176 o P0 Box 439, Clear Creek, lN, 47426
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Comrnuter Chronieles
By Chuck Smith, DCC Commuter Committee chairman
(937) 890-6689 ; chuck@ohiobike.org
Dayton Cycting CIub cornmuters top 90,000 nniles
DCC bicycle commuters covered 9I,620 miles
through November, easily eclipsing our record annual
total of 82,08 1 miles set last year. Preposterous petroleurn prices helped prod our commuters to pedal more.
If gasoline prices continue to fall, it will be interesting to see whether another DCC commuting mil eage
record is set in 20A9 or the reduced incentive to bike
commute cuts the miles.
Thanks for keeping us in the know, Dennls!
I hope you will join me in expressing appreciation
to
Dennis Pohl for compiling the monthly commuting
miles list for publication in the Spoke 'N' Link. Without
him, we wouldn't know how well we are doing.
Visit DCC booth at Adventure Surnmlt
Many commuters joined us at the Dayton Cycling
Club display at Five Rivers MetroParks' GearFest 2008
on Oct. 4 in Eastwood MetroPark.
We plan to participate in the Feb. 20-21 Adventure
Summit in the Wright State Llniversity Student Union .
Stop by our exhibit and say hello. We could also use
volunteers to mAn our display.
Dayton Cycling Club 2008 Gomrnuting Miles
Name
Oct.
526
600
719
424
John Horanyi
328
Raymond Goecke 615
Lee Crawford
548
Dan Hepp
261
Ned Pennock
196
Janusz Kossek
NA
Matt Bohn
NA
Lynn Brucker
2A2
Kirk Links
361
Tom Holmes
Mike Williams
Tim $tovell
Kevin Dobo-Hoffman
Nov.
433
293
5V4
NA
NA
388
2A6
299
56
NA
NA
NA
199
2008 Round Trip
5,634
Varies
5,23A
22
4,225
34
4,017
21
3,988
34
3,915
Varies
3,792
3,241
2,927
2,914
2,844
2,796
2,761
Varies
Varies
Varies
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Name
Craig Hambrick
Mark Reitz
Mark Perun
William Wilkes
Tom Wilson
Phil Blosser
Chuck Smith
Paul Gehred
Warren Gardner
Jim Morgan
Paul Day
Oct.
448
160
316
381
248
218
271
229
240
178
161
Nov.
252
NA
2A4
126
192
136
142
NA
216
30
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2008 Round Trip
2,641
33
2,49A
20
2,436
12-14
2,155
17
2,A95
Q
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2,067
2,035
4A
1,985
Varies
1,895
24
1 ,693
30
1,291
13
17
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Norman Harbaugh
Roger Rizzardi
Frank M linar
William Sayler
Ken McCall
Fran Phillips
Rick Phillips
Patrick M urphy
Kenny Wysong
Lee Test
Val Van Griethuysen
Dennis Pohl
Steve Mikels
Andrew Brooks
Frank Crabtree
Phillip Hanselman
Woody Ensor
Mark Minardi
Allen Knisley
Kay Wert Minardi
Jim McDowell
Jim Foster
Brian Davis
Dave Stacy
JoDee Russo
Julie Lautar
Mark Jurkovich
Rebecca Gruber
Matthew Lindsay
Clara Minardi
Hank Trimble
Anita Patten
Chris Gaughan
Ron Curtis
Gary Cochran
Jacob Wilson
Richard Tool
Edward Witte
Bob Tackett
Dwaine Wheeler
Steven Joyce
Kathy Robbins
Dan Chivers
Conley Boyd
Jim Manda
Lorraine Manda
Vickie Test
Tim Erin
Carolyn Winters
Anna Pohl
Kathryn Tehorz
Dickie Wilson
Jackie Doles
Dianna DeLong
Joan Caldwell
Marilyn Corbin
Totals
Oct.
180
NA
B1
43
94
Nov.
NA
NA
NA
NA
2008
1,240
,010
1,006
1
7B
34
NA
972
974
906
NA
52
NA
99
NA
B2A
NA
795
735
124
NA
NA
26
42
NA
681
655
579
538
520
474
50
50
NA
23
NA
NA
NA
130
NA
105
20
35
334
18
o
NA
NA
NA
316
315
276
56
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25
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
22
NA
NA
42
31
Varies
25
15
Errands
Varies
26
34
Varies
Varies
Varies
Varies
Errands
2A
1
NA
390
Errands
Errands
Errands
Varies
Errands
4A
375
NA
369
Va
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
256
244
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activities or presentations you are interested
in, we would love to have you serve as an ambassador
of the DCC for an hour or two before , after or between
them. If you can help out, please contact me.&)
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197
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in a motor vehicle (errands, doctor appointments and
192
Varies
Varies
Errands
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NA
15
NA
142
11
14
NA
NA
NA
130
93
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
school as well as work).
Varies
Name
DCC number
E-mail address
Commuting area
Round-trip commute
Year to date commuter miles
69
Varies
Month
67
56
54
54
54
52
36
20
144
8B
7
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Varies
Varies
varies
Signature
Date
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21
16
Varies
NA
NA
15
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Errands
NA
NA
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Lifetime commuter miles
Years commuted
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206
158
NA
NA
NA
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Help us acquaint visitors to Five Rivers MetroParks'
2009 Adventure Summit with our club !
The event at the the Wright State University Student
Union will include an exhibit floor including our Dayton Cycling Club display frorn 5 to 8 p.m. Friday, Feb.
20, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb.27.
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NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
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(937) 890-6689; chuck@ohiobike.org
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141
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Lower Gratis Road, Farmersville, Ohio 45325; or send
e-mail to Dennis. L. Pohl @ Iexisnexis.com. All information
is generally due by the fifth of the month. Feel free to
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Time for some winter therapy
(937) 299-2454; spokenlink@ minardi.org
Are you tired of the cold, dreary winter weather?
Join us for the Dayton Cycling Club's first-ever indoor
century. This social and cycling event is sure to put you
in a better frame of mind.
The event will simulate the feel of an invitational
cycling event, with food stops , a chance to socialtze with
your cycling buddies, and more. Sorry, there will be no
portable toilets, headwinds or hills because we will be
inside, pedaling on trainers and rollers.
This winter pick-me-up will be from I I a.m. to 4
p.m. Sunday, Jan. 18, atTherapy Caf€,,452 E. Third St.,
Dayton. The entry fee is $5, payable at the door,, and a
dish to share during the potluck lunch. The DCC will
provide cold drinks and dinnerware.
We'll have exciting cycling videos to watch and
music to listen to as we work up a sweat. Be prepared
for some surprises - we might race in the Tour de France
with Lance or meander around Ireland exploring the
green scenery there.
If you have gently
used cycling items that you are
willing to part with, we will have a table for a gear swap.
Please put your name on each item you bring.
One nice thing about indoor riding is ttrat if you keep
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the pedaling tension low and your cadence up it is fairly
easy to pile up miles quickly. But you don't have to ride
a full century. You can ride just a little bit before calling
it a day or dancing instead. If you plan to attend, RSVP
to me by Jan. 13 so we can be sure we have enough
drinks, dirlnerw are, etc.
Dust off your trarner or rollers and your bicycle, and
make sure they are in good working order. Then, on the
day of the ride, be sure to wear your coolest cycling
clothes. No helmets required woo-hoo ! Be sure to
pack a towel to protect your frame and wipe off sweat, a
water bottle or two and a sense of fun.
See you "on the road" at our therapy session at
Therapy Caf6 I&
will be a tlCC GOBA
sag service
in 2009
By Kay and Mark Minardi, DCC members
(937) 299-2454; kmminardi @ minardi.org
We are once again organtztng a sag wagon to ac- to Elrnore (two nights), Bowling Green, Defiance (two
company Dayton Cycling Club members and friends on nights), Fostoria and Norwalk, averaging 50 miles a day.
We are interested in recruiting another full- or partthe Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure, from June 20-27
The cost is $50 per person. This guarantees partici- tirne driver if possible. The DCC pays the GOBA regispants space on a rental truck for up to two bags of gear tration fee of a full-time driver, so this is a nice way for
plus a lawn chair. In addition, we will provide ice-cold a non-rider to accompany his or her spouse on a fundrinks and light snacks after each day's ride, and atarp filled week. If you are interested in driving the truck,
shaded group camping spot in GOBAville. l.{ote that we contact us as soon as possible.
To register for the DCC's GOBA sag service, print
do not provide morning coffee or guarantee tailwinds or
the registration form on the adjoining page and mail it
closeness to toilets or showers.
Participants must register separately with Columbus and your check to us as directed. The form also will be
avarlable on the DCC website (daytoncyclingclub.org),
Outdoor Pursuits to ride GOBA (see www.goba.com).
GOBA 21 starts in Norwalk. The route goes from there although we don't have online registratiotl.&
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FOR SALE: Kreitler DynoMyte bicycle roller with
fork stand. The Dyno-Myte, originally designed for the U.S.
Cycling Team, features 2.25-inch diameter drums (15
FOR SALE: Burley Rock 'n Roll Softride tandem,
circa 1998, True Temper 4130 double-butted small frame
inches wide) to provide the greatest resistance. These are
the red aluminum drum tubes. Roller folds for easy stor-
with Sugino GP cranks 54-44-28. Suntour XCE rear de-
age. Like new.$325. Contact Kathy Williams at
justmekw@gmail.com.
FOR SALE: Quintana Roo 2006 Trueno trlathlon
bike, 10-speed double custom U$4. Large frame with a
76.2cm stand-over height, carbon aero fork with carbon
steer tube and spacers, Crane Creek S-3 headset, DuraAce 1O-speed, S[--BS7B shifters, Ultegra 6600 derailleurs
with 12-23T cassette, CN-6600 chain, Dura-Ace cables,
Truvativ Elite GXP compact crank and bottom bracket (3650T, 175mm), 105 BR-5600 brake set, Crane Creek TT
levers ,700cc AIex 200 A class wheel set, Hutchinson Fusion Comp tires, Profile Razor seat post, Q/R seat post
clamp, FSA Vision Tri-Gel saddle, Bontrager aerobar system with Protle Carbon Stryke clips. This bike was built by
a professional and has been ridden approximately 50 miles
for tuning. $t,050. Contact Rod Miller @ (937) 428-7694.
(captain is almost 5'2"). Shimano Altus A1 0 front derailleur
railleur with seven-speed cassette. Shimano V-brakes ,26inch Sun Chinook alloy rims. Bike has been converted for
road use, with drop bars, bar-end shifters , 26 X 1 .25 tires
and a rear rack, but I still have the original mountain bars.
This bike provides the most comfortable stoker ride ever,
courtesy of Allsop Softride Beam Technology. Bike has
been shop-maintained. lt has been hanging in the garage
since 2004, when the stoker passed away. My current
stoker is likely to be too small for this bike for quite a few
years! $1,000 obo. Contact: Kay Wert Minardi, (937) 2gg2454 or spokenl i nk @ earthl ink. net.
DCC members may place one free persona/ ad in
'Deals on Wheels'per calendar year. Ads placed by nonmembers and members'second or more ads cost $/0 per
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DCC Members' 2A08 Touring Miles
Following are miles credited to Dayton Cycling Club members for miles pedaled on rides that have been listed
in the Spoke 'N'Link, the DCC's Web site or the Ohio Bicycle Federation's Bicycle Events Calendar. These totals
reflect data from all tour rosters received by Dec. L0.
Ride leaders: Tour rosters must be received by Jan. 8 in order for the rides and miles to be included in this
year's awards. In general, rosters must be received by the 10th of the month in order for the information on them
to be published in the next month's newsletter. Please submit rosters within 30 days in order for the miles on them
to be credited to your riders. Be sure to check your rosters before turning them in. Make sure riders have entered
their DCC member numbers and the miles they rode. Finally, be sure to send tour rosters to DCC, cio Sally Pinnell,
247 4 Banyon Drive, Beavercreek 4543 | -2612.
If you have any questions, contact Sally Pinnell at (937) 426-7274 or spinnell@ameritech.net.&
Abbott, Dan
Abbott, Dawn
Adams, Aileen
Anderson, Penni
Anzalone, Ann
Arentsen, Scott
Auman, Andy
Barger, Scott
Barnes, Debora
Barnes, Beverly
Beall, Robert E
Beecroft, William G
Bell, Bud
Bentley, Barrie
Bernhardt, Jeff
Berry, Jerry
Blue, Robert Mark
Boyd, Conley
Brademeyer, Diana
Brademeyer, David L
Breeding, Scarlett
Breeding, Dean
Brewster, Walt
Brickey, Bill
Brinkman, Charles
Britton, David B
Brooks, Jeannie
Brooks, Frank
Brooks, Andrew
Brown, Christopher ts
Buchwalder, Mary
Buchwalder, Mark J
Buckner, Nate
Caldwell, Joan
Caldwell, Vince E
Campbell, Bruce
Carter, John
Carter, Pat
Casey, James
Cloud, John
Cochran, G ary P
Cooley, Frank
Cooley, Theresa
Corbin, Marilyn
50 Corley, Tim
50 Cornell, Robert S
562 Courte , Dale
180 Cox, S Clayton
350 Crabtree, Frank D
30 Crawford, Lee
1,622 Cretcher, Charles
62 Damewood, Hank
40 Davis, Mark A
22 Davis, Brian D
1,234 Davis, Bob
6A7 Dawson, Wayne H
3,046 Dawson, Jane A
325 Dayton, Bill
1,075 Deis, Tony
1,008 Delong, Dianna L
2,041 Diller, David
738 Dillinger, Shayne
242 Dillinger, Haley
322 Dobo-Hoffman . Kevin
20 Drozd, Don
1 ,11 I
Ducker, Eugena
390 Ducker, John T
157 Dues, Mark
426 Duffy, Bill
104 Dunham, Jim
336 Eley, Robert
766 Eley, Marian
258 Elliott, Clifton J
113 Ellison, Sylvia
554 Ensor, Elwood J
554 Erbaugh, Phillip D
36 Eresman, Arthur
3,797 Evans, Flobert
3,752 Evans, Jeanne
1 ,785 Fanelli, M ike
355 Fanelli, Sue
320 Frabott, Linda
611 Franks, Joan T
45 Frillman, Jack
499 Fuls, Tammy
74 Garlow, David
74 Gaughan, Christopher
7,502 Glaser, John
108 Glover, Kenneth F
320
1,880 Goecke, Flaymond 2,052
160 Gordon, Ralph
80
197 Gordon, Carolyn
80
480 Graham, Janelle Parks 20
85 Gray, Duane
1,570
1,030 Gray, Kery
364
1,643 Green, Dennis
2,897
1,671 Grilliot, John
30
293 Groeber, Michael J
806
2,261 Gruber, Rebecca J
678
50 Hall, Brian
582
50 Hamilton, Patricia
639
455 Hannum, Audrey
173
341 Hanselman, Phillip
50
Hansen, Janet
51 I
30
1,612 Harbaugh, Norman
45
1,507 Harpel, Carolyn
732
37A Harpel, Gary
729
333 Hartman, Bob
1,066
1,125 Hassett, Dayne
372
6,222 Hayward, Myrna
2,036
3,093 Hazel, Donald
1 ,010
48 Hepp, Dan
127
336 Herr, Ken
2Az
25 Heyman, Daniel
20
1 ,138 Hickey, Gary S
509
1,A27 Hickey, Glenda
330
2,128 Himes, Cindy
520
54 H ines, Nancy
68
301 Hitch, David C
182
190 Hoban, John
1 ,917
1 ,803 Hoban, lan
42
330 Hoffmann, Thomas P
997
310 Hoffmann, Quentin 461
27A Holt, Kenneth E
3,687
27A Holthouse, Candace 30
17 Holton, Tresa (Terry) 17
17 Homan, terry
317
1,144 Hoptry, David
1,081
555 Horanyi, John
3,089
105 Hofion, David R
1 ,746
9,810 Hotz, Joseph
526
178 H uff man, Stanley
757
Hunter,
Hal
259
48
Jablonski, Leanne
Johnson, David P
Jones, Logan
Jordan, Bradley
1,77A
330
41
Jordan, Gayle
Joyce, Steven A
Kiesel, Brad
Kiesel, Harv
Kincaid, Nate
Kinzer, Paula
Kistner, Fred G
Klosterman, Joe
Knapke, Daniel
Knisley,
Allen
10
1,394
502
3,495
90
447
16
2,761
1,245
128
124
1 ,114
Kottmyer,StevenL 335
Larson, Greg
100
Lautar, Bill
510
Lautar, Julie
510
Lawhorn, William T
10
Le Blanc, Felix
49
Le Blanc, Robert A
238
Lindemann, Ray
1,605
Links, Beau
50
Links, Kirk
112
Loveless, John M
348
Manda, Jim
1,867
Marcinowski, Gary
48
Marmer, Mike
1,677
Marr, Deborah
1,224
Marsh, Melinda
126
Mauzy, Cam
50
May, Suzanne
23
McCall, Ken
251
McGriff, Joette
257
Mesure, Craig
106
Miller, Mike
4,22A
Miller, Kathy
221
Kordenbrock, Bernard
Kossek, Janusz
M
iller,
Judy
J
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Minardi, Clara
133
Minardi, Mark
64
Mlinar, Frank J
1,521
Moore, John P
1 ,2A6
Morgan, Jim
287
Morgan, Ron
2,642
M urphy, Patrick
132
Myers, Scott A
45
Myers, Stephanie L
1,549
Naber, Jarnes
4Bo
Naber, Ann E
N ickerson, Jane
984
Novicki, Christa
541
2,754
Owens, Beverly
300
Pace, Ben
270
Pace, Alice
270
Pace, Mark
Pace, Montgomery 270
Palm, Eric
325
Paoloemilio, Jim
62
Paoloemilio, Valerie
62
7A1
Patten, Anita
Patterson, Bob
91
Peace, Randy
55
Pearce, Jeffrey
2,063
Perram, Glenn
270
270
Perram, Melina
270
Perram, Kimberly
Perry, Jim
1,172
Perun, Mark
805
Peterson, l-ynn S
58
Pfeiffer, David E
122
Pinnell, Bob
Pinnell, Sally S
Poe, Joseph K
Poe, Belinda K
Powers, Henry
Powers, Patricia A
Price, lMackie
Raskay, Joe
Ratliff, Dan
Rice, Steven
Riley, Cindy
Rizzardi, Roger N
Robbins, Kathy
Rudy, Joan S
Rutan, Rick
Sandhop, Paul D
Sayler, William
Schrimsher , Chris
Shafer, Mary l-ou
Shafer, John
Simon, Trudie A
Smith, Chuck
Smith, Christy
Sprinkle, Therese A
Squire, Daniel
Stacy, Dave
Staley, William
Starnes, Donald
Stoops, Glenn A
Strong, Scott
5,193 Stum, George R
62
2,095 Sundermeyer, John 2,440
132 Tackett, Bob
162
161 Taulbee, Brenda 1 ,549
2,381 Taylor, Walter
2,A49
225 Taylor, David G
197
67 Tegtmeyer, Chris
35
6,971 Test, Lee
2,434
227 Test, Vickie
7A1
88 Thornburg, Dyke
3,836
106 Thornton, Mike
30
1,536 Todd, Susie
282
45 Todd, Jim
282
4,036 Tolly, Linda
2,077
126 Tool, Richard
2JA6
155 Townsend, Eric
25
1,123 Trainor, William
50
321 Tunney, Doug
61
1BO Tyson, Howard O
600
491 Van Griethuysen, Valerie 3,283
1,671 Van Houten, Karen
63
102 Van Houten, Jay
134
33 Van Meter, Carroll L
BgB
94 Van Wye, Sheri
28
1BB Vermillion, Cindy
82
902 Voytko, Steve M
527
706 Wagner, Herbert S
129
202 Wahler, Thomas W
25
34 Walling, Jerome J
307
159 Warrell, Daniel E
972
1
Warwick, Betty
2,162
Watern, Kathy
Watson, Richard
Weber, Connie
Weber, Don F
Weiss, Brian
Wert Minardi, Kay
Wheeler, Dwaine
Wieland, Ge0rge
Wilkes, William R
Williams, Tim
Williams, Dorine
Williamson, Dale
Willoughby, Geoffrey
Wilson, Tom
Wilson, Jason
Wilson, Dickie
Wilson, David L
Wilson, Julia
Windholtz, M ike
Winters, Carolyn Ann
Wise, Michael
Wise, Marie
Witte, Ed
Wolski, Dan
Wymer, Larry L
Wysong, Kenneth L
Young, Rochelle
On Saturday, Nov. 1 , 19 hardy souls
left Young's Jersey Dairy outside of Yellow Springs and biked south for an overnight stay at Kings Mill during the DCC's
annual Morrow Wine Ride. Again this
year the weather gods smiled down,
and participants were able to eat lunch
outside at the Little River Cafe at midday on Saturday. That night the riders,
SAG crew and spouses had a great dinner at Valley Vineyards. Before heading home Sunday, everyone gathered
outside the motel for a photo shoot.
Everyone agreed that it had been a
great weekend.&
496
481
B5
1,467
1,982
691
M
543
2,399
1,292
324
48
574
6,441
3,431
702
779
41
41
1,4V5
335
2,482
1,245
303
Young,Hunter
YounE, Bob
Zantal, N ick
Zuercher, Randy
Total
Joan Rudg's Reat-View Miruor
Wine riders prepare
to head home
548
262
4,028
4,494
26A
3,1 39
250
32
261
,178
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Tor:rittg Talk
By Beverly Owens, DCC touring captain
(937) 47 0-197 5; bowens@woh. rr.com
Check out some other area cycling organizations
Thanks to all who voted for me ! I hope to quickly
get up to speed on the responsibilities of the new position.
I live in the Englewood area and have been a Dayton Cycling Club member since 2006.l recently retired
after years of working in the computer industry, and look
forward to having more time to ride.
I lead a ride out of Brookville each Friday (except in
January and Febru ary) at a slow pace to Arcanum for
lunch. We alternate between two restaurants, and bottr
have great food. Come out and join us. I can guarantee
good food, great people and no hills !
Now that winter is here , it' s the perfect time to start
.We
thinking about rides for the upcoming riding season.
have several regular club rides scheduled each week and
a few special rides such as the Morrow Wine Ride, Old
World Tour, Christmas Lights Ride and the Covered
Bridge Tour. ['m hoping to get ideas from members on
other types of rides you would enjoy. If you have any
suggestions, please contact me.
Here are my thoughts on some new rides we could
offer:
. Family rides with the kids for ice cream
. Multi-day tours with overnight camping. The Junction Festival in Milford would be a good destination for
this one.
o Night rides. 'Wb have beautiful trails in the area
that are great for night riding.
o Rides to local festivals. I've done this with my
grandkids, and they loved it. I liked not having the hassle
of parking.
o ,A ride for new members to meet other club members.
{ dam ride: We have some great parks with nice
picnic facilities Around the dams in the area.
I'm interested in offering rides our new members
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would like to attend. I rernernber thatit was a little difticult for me to select rides the first year I joined the club.
The ride categories helped, and calling the ride leader is
always a good way to get additional information.
I've heard from longtime club members about rides
the club has done in the past. I'm hoping to hear from
you if there are any you would like to bring back.
Check the DCC website for touring meeting
I will hold a touring meeting in early spring for touring coordinators, ride leaders and anyone else interested
in attending. The time and location have not been finalrzed, but will be posted on the website. You can also
obtain inforrnation about the meeting by contacting your
area touring coordinator or me. Please feel free to join
'We
us.
welcome your input. Just be sure to let me know
if you plan to attend, so I can arrange for enough space
and
food.ffi)
The Spoke 'N' Link is printed by
Think Printing and Graphics,
131 N. Ludlow St., Dayton, OH 45402; telephone
(e37) 228-6265.
The Spoke 'N' Link is mailed by
Early Express, 1333 E. Second St., Dayton, OH
45403-1A20; telephone (937) 223-58A1
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How to select a club ride
Monthly Spoke 'lr{' Link ride lists include an area, length
and speed classification for each ride. The areacolumn gives
a general indication of where each ride stafts and ends. All
rides are in Ohio and are loops, unless otherwise noted.
Ride classification (Class) and length (Miles) of the ride
are important considerations for riders when selecting rides
to participate in. The speed classification gives a general idea
of the speed riders will be expected to maintain during a ride.
Class averaEe speeds
Notes
Class
D
C
B
A
A+
O
TT
Average ridinE speed
9 to 12 mph
12 ta 15 mph
15 to 18 mph
18to21
mph
22+ mph
off road
time trial
Note: Average riding speed is total distance dlvided
by total rlding time. Time stopped is not included.
Defined areas
North of U.S. 35 and east of I-75
North of U.S. 35 and west of I-75
South of U.S. 35 and east of l-75
South of U.S. 35 and west of l-75
North of Vandalia
NE
NW
SE
SW
NV
SD
SU
OA
Sidney area
Springfield/Urbana area
Out of area
Leader needed
LN
Time Area Miles
Thursday, January
6:00
pm
NW
Ride leaders are responsible for providing maps and/or accompanying riders unfamiliar with the route.&)
Although this list is checked for errors, its accuracy is not guaranteed.
In the NOTES column, CTC means "call to confirm" and indicates that riders should call the leader
prior to the ride to confirm that the ride wil! occur
as scheduled.
In the I-EADER, PHONE column, LN means
a DCC member is needed to provide a tour roster
at the ride listed. All area codes are 937 unless
otherwise stated.
All Dayton Cycling Club rides are loops and
return to the starting point unless otherwise noted.
All rides are in Ohio, unless otherwise specified.
Some ride information is obtained from the Ohio
Bicycle Federation's Ohio Bicycle Events Ca/endar, See http:/lwww.ohiocycling.info/ for more information on these rides.
Ride leaders: Tour rosters rnust be submitted
to Sally Pinnell at 2474 Banyon Drive, Beavercreek
45431-2612, within 30 days of the ride. Mileage
on rosters not returned on time may be forfeited.
Leader,
Notes
1
20-35
Geoff Willoughy, 27 3-51 50
or 336-0846
Mabel Wilt Park, Eldorado
CTC; lights req
Marilyn Corbin, 882-6559
Joan Rudy, 898-7482
Geoff Wi lloughy, 27 3-5 1 50
or 336-0846
Carriage Hill MetroPark, 787A Shull Rd,
Huber Heights
Wolf Creek Trailhead, Brookville
Winter Wander Ride
ClD
John Horanyi, 643-4041
Rain or shine
C
Vince Caldwell, 236-0436
Bob Cornell, 339-4723
Fifth Third Gateway Park (gazebo),
4222 Dayton-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
CVS Pharmacy,914 W Main St, Tipp City
(east of OH 571 exit off l-75)
Atl
Friday, January 2
Saturday, January 3
Noon NE
20-37
NW
30-50
1:00
pm
Sunday, January 4
8:30 am NE 50+
10:00 am
NE
30-50
Atl
CTC; food stop
CTC; breakfast ride;>32"; dry
roads
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10:00 am
10:00 am
SW
35
NE
40
BIC
C
Phone
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Notes
673-1766
-3153
Mike Marmer, 429-0484
Miamisburg municipal parking lot,
north side ot 27 W Linden Ave
Beavercreek Senior Ctr, 3868 Dayton-Xenia
www. geocities.com/mdmarmer
CTC if <32'; breakfast ride
Jim Casey,
Larry Wymer, 231
Rd
Young's Dairy Ride
Monday, January 5
Tuesday, January 6
10:00 am NE 30-50
Wednesday, January 7
8:30 am NE 50+
C
C/D
Vince Caldwell, 236-0436 CVS Pharmacy, 914 W Main St, Tipp City
Bob Cornell, 339-4723 (east of OH 571 exit off l-75)
John Horanyi,
643-4041
4222 D atlon-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
Thursday, January 8
6:00 pm
NW 20-35 All
Geoff Willoughy,273-5150 Mabel Wilt Park,
or 336-0846
Rain or shine
Eldorado
CTC; lights req
Friday, January 9
Saturday, January 10
Noon NE 20-37 C
1
:00
pm
NW 30-50 All
Sunday, January 11
8:30 am NE 50+
C/D
10:00 am
NE 30-50 C
10:00 am
SW
35
BIC
10:00 am
NE
40
C
Marilyn Corbin, 882-6559 Carriage Hill MetroPark, 7870 Shull Rd,
Joan Rudy, 898-7482
Huber Heights
Geotf Willoughy,273-515Q Wolf Creek Trailhead, Brookville
or 336-0846
4222 Dafion-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
Jim Casey, 673-1766
Larry Wymer, 231 -3153
Mike Marmer, 429-0484 Beavercreek Senior Ctr, 3868 Dayton-Xenia
John Horanyi,
Winter Wander Ride
CTC; food stop
643-4041
Rain or shine
CTC; breakfast ride; >32"; dry
roaos
Rd
Young's Dairy Ride
Monday, January 12
Tuesday, January 13
10:00 am NE 30-50
C
8:30 am NE 50+
C/D
Vince Caldwell, 236-0436 CVS Pharmacy, 914 W Main St, Tipp
John Horanyi,
643-4041
4222 D atlon-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
Thursday, January 15
6:00
pm
NW 20-35 All
City
or 336-0846
Eldorado
CTC;>32'
Rain or shine
CTC; lights req
Friday, January 16
Saturday, January'17
Noon NE 20-37 C
1:00
pm
NW 30-50 All
Joan Rudy, 898-7482
Huber Heights
Geoff Willoughy,273-5150 Wolf Creek Trailhead, Brookville
or 336-0846
Sunday, January 18
8:30
am NE
50+ CID
10:00 am
SW
35
BIC
10:00 am
NE 30-50 C
John Horanyi,
643-4041
673-1766
-3153
Jim Casey,
Larry Wymer, 231
Bob Cornell,
339-4723
4222 D afion-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
CVS Pharmacy, 914 W Main St, Tipp City
Winter Wander Ride
CTC; food stop
Rain or shine
roaos
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10:00 am
NE
40
C
Phone
Mike Marmer,
429-0484
www. geocities. co m/m
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Starting Point
Notes
Beavercreek Senior Ctr, 3868 Dayton-Xenia Rd
Young's Dairy Ride
armer
Monday, January 19
Tuesday, January 2O
10:00 am NE 30-50
(east of OH 571 exit off a-75)
CTC; >32
Rain or shine
Atl
Geoff Willoughy, 27 3-5 1 50
or 336-0846
CTC; lights req
Joan Rudy, 898-7482
or 336-0846
Carriage Hill MetroPark,7870 Shull Rd,
Huber Heights
Winter Wander Ride
north side of 27 W Linden Ave
Rain or shine
8:30 am NE 50+ CID
6:00
pm
NW
20-35
Friday, January 23
Noon NE
20-37
C
NW
30-50
Atl
1:00
pm
Sunday, January 25
8:30 am NE 50+
10:00 am
SW
35
C/D
John Horanya,
BIC
Jim
10:00 am
NE
30-50
C
10.00 am
NE
40
C
643-4041
Casey,673-1766
-3153
Larry Wymer, 231
CTC; food stop
CTC ,f <32'; breakfast ride
CTC; breakfast ride',>32; dry
roads
Young's Dairy Ride
www. geocities. com/mdm armer
Monday, January 26
Tuesday, January 27
10.00 am NE 30-50 C
Vince Caldwell, 236-0 436
CTC >32"
John Horanya, 643-4041
Rain or shine
All
CTC; lights req
Noon NE 20-37
C
All
Carriage Hill MetroPark, 7870 Shull Rd,
Huber Heights
Winter Wander Ride
NW 30-50
Joan Rudy, 898-7482
Geoff Willoughy, 273-5 1 50
or 336-0846
CTC; food stop
Starting Point
Notes
Rain or shine
8:30 am NE 50+ CID
6.00
pm NW
20-35
or 336-0846
Friday, January 30
1
:00
pm
Time Area Miles Class Leader, Phone
Sunday, February 1
8:30 am NE 50+
CID
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SW 35 BIC Jim Casey, 673-1766
Larry Wymer, 231-3153
10:00 am NE 30-40 C Vince Caldwell, 236-0436
40 C Mike Marmer, 429-0484
10:00 am NE
Notes
lot,
Miamisburg municipal parking
CVS Pharmacy, 914 W Main St, Tipp
(east of OH 571 exit off
Beavercreek Senior Ctr, 3868 Dayton-Xenia
10:00 am
l-75)
City
CTC; breakfast ride; >32'; dry
Rd
roads
Young's Dairy Ride
Monday, February 2
Tuesday, February 3
30-50
10:00 am
NE
C
Wednesday, February 4
8:30 am
NE 50+ CID
236-0436
643-4041
Fifth Third Gateway Park
4222 Da\Jlon-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
Vince Caldwell,
Bob Cornell,
339-4723
John Horanyi,
(gazebo),
Thursday, February 5
6:00
pm
NW 20-35 All
City
or 336-0846
Eldorado
CTC;>32"
Rain or shine
CTC; lights req
Friday, February 6
Saturday, February 7
Noon NE 20-37 C
1:00 pm NW 30-50 All
Rd,
Brookville
Marilyn Corbin, 882-6559 Caniage Hill MetroPark, 7870 Shull
Joan Rudy,
Huber Heights
Geoff Willoughy,273-5150 Wolf Creek Trailhead,
or 336-0846
898-7482
Winter Wander Ride
CTC; food stop
Sunday, February 8
NE
10:00 am SW
10:00 am NE
10:00 am NE
8:30
am
50+ C/D John Horanyi, 643-4041 Fifth Third Gateway Park (gazebo),
4222 Dafion-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
35 BIC Jim Casey, 673-1766 Miamisburg municipal parking lot,
Larry Wymer, 231 -3153 north side ot 27 W Linden Ave
30-40 C Vince Caldwell, 236-0436 CVS Pharmacy, 914 W Main St, Tipp City
40 C Mike Marmer, 429-0484 Beavercreek Senior Ctr, 3868 Dayton-Xenia Rd
Rain or shine
CTC if <32"; breakfast ride
CTC; breakfast ride;
roads
Young's Dairy Ride
>32';dry
Monday, February 9
Tuesday, February 10
10:00 am
30-50
NE
Wednesday, February
8:30
am
C
643-4041
4222 D afion-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
339-4723
11
NE 50+ CID
236-0436
Vince Caldwell,
Bob Cornell,
John Horanyi,
6:00
pm
NW 20-35 All
or 336-0846
City
(gazebo),
Eldorado
CTC;
>32'
Rain or shine
CTC; lights req
Friday, February 13
Noon NE 20-37 C
1:00 pm NW 30-50 All
Sunday, February 15
8:30 am
Rd,
Brookville
Marilyn Corbin, 882-6559 Carriage Hill MetroPark, 7870 Shull
Joan Rudy,
Huber Heights
Geofi Willoughy,273-5150 Wolf Creek Trailhead,
or 336-0846
898-7482
NE 50+ CID John Horanyi, 643-4041 Fifth Third Gateway Park (gazebo),
4222 Da\lon-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
10:00 am SW 35
B/C Jim Casey, 673-1766 Miamisburg municipal parking lot,
Larry Wymer, 231 -3153 north side ot 27 W Linden Ave
Winter Wander Ride
CTC; food stop
Rain or shine
Jnr.iuARY-MnncH 2009
DnYroru Cycuruc
NE 30-40 C
40 C
10:00 am NE
10:00 am
Phone
Crus Spot<r N'Ltrurc
Starting
23
Point
Notes
City
(east of OH 571 exit off
Bob Cornell,
339-4723
l-75)
Rd
roaos
Young's Dairy Ride
Monday, February 16
10:00 am
NE 30-50 C
236-0436
643-4041
4222 Da\ion-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
Vince Caldwell,
Bob Cornell,
339-4723
8:30 am
CID John Horanyi,
NE 50+
(gazebo),
6:00
pm
NW 20-35 All
City
Geotf Willoughy,273-515O Mabel Wilt Park,
or 336-0846
Eldorado
CTC;>32"
Rain or shine
CTC; tights req
Friday, February 20
Noon NE 20-37 C
1:00 pm NW 30-50 All
Rd,
Brookville
Marilyn Corbin, 882-6559 Caniage Hill MetroPark, 7870 Shull
Joan Rudy,
Huber Heights
or 336-0846
898-7482
Sunday, February 22
8:30 am
NE 50+ C/D John Horanyi, 643-4041 Fifth Third Gateway Park (gazebo),
4222 D aylon-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
10:00 am SW 35
B/C Jim Casey, 673-1766 Miamisburg municipal parking lot,
Larry Wymer, 231-3153 north side oI 27 W Linden Ave
10:00 am NE 30-40 C Vince Caldwell, 236-0436 CVS Pharmacy, 914 W Main St, Tipp City
10:00 am NE
40 C Mike Marmer, 429-0484 Beavercreek Senior Ctr, 3868 Dayton-Xenia Rd
www.
Winter Wander Ride
CTC;food stop
Rain or shine
CTC if <32"; breakfast ride
roads
Young's Dairy Ride
geocities.com/mdmarmer
Monclay, February 23
10:00 am
NE 30-50 C
NE 50+
NW 20-35 All
(east of OH 571 exit off t-75)
643-4041
4222 D agon-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
339-4723
8:30 am
CID John Horanyi,
6:00 pm
236-0436
Vince Caldwell,
Bob Cornell,
Geoff
City
(gazebo),
Willoughy,273-5150 Mabel Wilt Park, Eldorado
CTC; >32"
Rain or shine
CTC; tights req
or 336-0846
Friday, February 27
Noon NE 20-37 C
1:00 pm NW 30-50 AII
Rd,
Brookville
Marilyn Corbin, 882-6559 Carriage Hill MetroPark, 7870 Shull
Joan Rudy,
Huber Heights
or 336-0846
898-7482
Winter Wander Ride
CTC; food stop
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24
Sunday, March
8:30 am NE
10:00 am SW
10:00 am NE
10:00 am
11
:00 am
NE
50+ CID
35
BIC
30-50 c
40
NE 25-50
C
NE
11:00 am
pm
NE
NW
NW
CTC; >32"
D
C/D
CVS Pharmacy, 415 N Main St, New Carlisle
Food stop', >25"
Rain or shine
30-45
20-35
C
All
Harv Kiesel , 885-2544
Geoff Willoughy, 273-5150
or 336-0846
Xenia Station, 150 Miami Ave, Xenia
CTC; dry roads', >32" wind chill
CTC; lights req
35
CID
Beverly Owens, 470-1975
Rob's Restaurant, T05 Arlington Rd,
27
50+
30-50
Sunday, March 8
8:30 am NE 50+
SW
roads
Young's Dairy Ride
NW
10:00 arn
CTC; breakfast ride;>32'; dry
Bob Cornell. 339-4723
20-37
pm
Bob Cornell . 339-4723
CTC it <32"; breakfast ride
CTC; dry roads
Noon NE
:00
-3153
Saturday, March 7
1
Larry Wymer, 231
Rain or shine
Henry Powers, 859-6445
Friday, March 6
10:00 am
Jim Casey, 673-1766
North side of Old Court House, 200 Water St, Troy CTC; dry roads >32"
Thursday, March 5
6:00
Ed Witte, 335-3096
ejwl 948@hotmail.com
Wednesday, March 4
am NE
Starting Point
www. geocities. com/mdm armer
B
Tuesday, March 3
10.00 am NE 30-50
8:30
2009
1
Monday, March 2
20
5:00 pm SW
8:00am
JnruunnY-MARCH
35
Atl
Huber Heights
Joan Rudy, 898-7482
Geoff Willoughy, 273-5150 Wolf Creek Trallhead, Brookville
or 336-0846
643-4041
C/D
John Horanya,
B/C
Jim Casey, 673-1766
10:00 am
NE
30-50
C
10:00 am
NE
40
C
Larry Wymer,
231-3153
www. geocities. co m/md
Monday, March 9
20
5:00 pm SW
Tuesday, March 10
10:00 am NE 30-50
Wednesday, March 11
27
8:00 am NE
8:30 am NE 50+
D
C/D
Brookville
m
CTC;food stop;>32"
Winter Wander Ride
CTC; food stop
Rain or shine
CTC
at
<32"; breakfast ride
CTC; breakfast ride;>32'; dry
roads
Young's Dairy Ride
arme r
CTC; dry roads
CTC; >32"
John Horany,, 643-4041
Food stop; >25"
Rain or shine
7
Jnruunny-Mnncn
2009
Dnvroru Cvcltttc Crue
Thursday, March 12
11:00 am NE 30-45
6:00 pm
C
NW 20-35 All
Friday, March 13
10:00 am
NW 35
C/D
Saturday, March 14
Noon NE 20-37 C
1:00
pm
NW 30-50 All
Sunday, March 15
8:30 am NE 50+
35
C/D
10:00 am
SW
B/C
10:00 am
NE 30-50 C
10:00 am
NE
Phone
Sporr N'Lrrur
Starting Point
Notes
Harv Kiesel, 885-2544 Xenia Station, 150 Miami Ave, Xenia
Geoff Willoughy,273-515o Mabel Wilt Park, Eldorado
or 336-0846
Beverly Owens,
470-1975
Rob's Restaurant, 705 Arlington Rd,
C
Henry Powers,
Tuesday, March 17
10:00 am NE 30-50
C
6:00 pm
C
NW 20-35 All
Frlday, March 20
10:00 am
NW 35
CID
Saturday, March 21
Noon NE 20-37 C
1:00
pm
NW 30-50 All
Sunday, March22
8:30 am NE 50+
35
C/D
10:00 am
SW
B/C
10:00 am
NE 30-50 C
10:00 am
NE
40
C
Monday, March 23
5:00 pm SW
20
C
859-6445
CTC; food stop;
>32'
Winter Wander Ride
CTC; food stop
643-4041
Monday, March 16
20
5:00 pm SW
Thursday, March 19
11:00 am NE 30-45
Brookville
4222 D ayton-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
Jim Casey, 673-1766
John Horanyi,
C
D
C/D
CTC; dry roads; >32" wind chill
CTC; lights req
Joan Rudy, 898-7482
Huber Heights
Geoff Willoughy,273-5150 Wolf Creek Trailhead, Brookville
or 336-0846
40
Wednesday, March 18
27
8:00 am NE
8:30 am NE 50+
25
Rain or shine
Rd
lot,
CTC, breakfast ride; >32'; dry
roads
Young's Dairy Ride
CTC;dry roads
City
CTC;>32'
Marilyn Corbin, 882-6559 CVS Pharmacy, 415 N Main St, New Carlisle
John Horanyi, 643-4041 Fifth Third Gateway Park (gazebo),
4222 D atrton-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
Food stop; >25'
Rain or shine
Harv Kiesel, 885-2544 Xenia Station, 150 Miami Ave, Xenia
Geoff Willoughy,273-515o Mabel Wilt Park, Eldorado
or 336-0846
CTC; dry roads; >32o wind chill
CTC; lights req
Beverly Owens,
470-1975
Rob's Restaurant, 705 Arlington Rd,
Brookville
Joan Rudy, 898-7482
Huber Heights
Geoff Willoughy, 273-5150 Wolf Creek Trailhead, Brookville
or 336-0846
4222 D ayton-Xenia Rd, Beavercreek
Jim Casey, 673-1766
John Horanyi,
Henry Powers,
lot,
>32'
Winter Wander Ride
CTC; food stop
643-4041
859-6445
CTC; food stop;
Rain or shine
Rd
roaos
Young's Dairy Ride
CTC; dry roads
7
26
Dnyroru Cyclrrlo Ctua Spoxe
Phone
N'Ltux
Jnruunny-MnncH 2009
Starting Point
Notes
Tuesday, March24
10:00 am
Bob Cornell, 339-4723(east of OH 571 exit off l-75)
NE 30-50 C
CTC; >32"
Wednesday, March 25
8:00am
8:30
NE
27
50+
am NE
Food stop; >25"
Rain or shine
or 336-0846
Xenia Station, 150 Miami Ave, Xenia
Mabel Wilt Park. Eldorado
CTC; dry roads >32" wind chill
CTC; lights req
C/D
Rob's Restaurant, 705 Arlington Rd, Brookville
CTC; food stop; >32"
Joan Rudy, 898-7482
or 336-0846
Huber Heights
Winter Wander Ride
Mlamisburg municipal parking lot,
Rain or shine
D
CID
Thursday, March 26
11
:00 am
6:00
pm
NE 30-45
NW 20-35
Friday, March 27
10:00 am
NW
35
Saturday, March 28
C
All
Noon NE
20-37
C
NW
30-50
All
1:00
pm
Sunday, March 29
8:30 am NE 50+
10:00 am
SW
35
10:00 am
NE
30-50
10:00 am
NE
40
C/D
John Horanyi,
BIC
Jim Casey, 673-1766
C
C
643-4041
339-4723
Bob Cornell ,
www. geocities. com/md
Monday, March 30
20
5:00 pm SW
C
Tuesday, March 31
10:00 am NE 30-50 C
m
D
C/D
Thursday, April 2
10:00 am NE 30-45 C
6:00 pm NW 20-35 All
Satu rday,
11 :00 pm
1
:00
April
NE
pm NW
CTC; breakfast ride ; >32; dry
roads
Young's Dairy Ride
CTC; dry roads
CTC: >32'
Starting Point
1
NE 27
8:30 am NE 50+
8:00am
Friday, April 3
10:00 am NW
armer
Wednesday, April
CTC; food stop
35
4
CID
20-37
C
30-50
All
Marilyn Corbin 882-6559
CVS Pharmacy, 415 N Main St. New Carlisle
Food stop', >25"
Rain or shine
or 336-0846
Xenia Station, 150 Miami Ave
CTC; no rain; >32" wind chill
CTC; lights req
Rob's Restaurant 705 Arlington Rd,
Joan Rudy, 898-7482
or 336-0846
Huber Heights
Brookville
CTC; food stop
Winter Wander Ride
CTC; food stop
Jnruunny-MnncH
2009
Dnyrou Cvcltruo Qtue
Sunday, April 5
8:30 am NE 50+
10:00 am
SW
35
Phone
C/D
John Horanyi,
B/C
Jim Casey,
10:00 am
NV
30-50
C
10:00 am
NE
40
C
643-4041
673-1766
231-3153
Larry Wymer,
www. geocities. com/md
Monday, April 6
5.00 pm SW
20
Tuesday, April 7
10:00 am NV 35-50
m
Spolc N'Ltut<
Starting Point
Notes
Rain or shine
CTC; breakfast ride , >32o , dry
Roads
Young's Dairy Ride
armer
C
Henry Powers, 859-6445 Miamisburg municipal parking lot,
C
Vince Caldwell,
Bob Cornell
27
236-0436 CVS Pharmacy,
,339-4723
914 W Main St, Tipp City
CTC; dry roads
CTC:
>32'
Christmas Lights Ride brightens holidays
(937) 299-2454; spokenlink@ minardi.org
After a two-year hiatus, the Dayton Cycling Club's
2008 Christmas Lights Ride actually happened on Dec.
14. The day was overcast andbreezy, but the temperature reached a mild 55 degrees. There was no snow or
fog, which had put the kibosh on the event in 2006 and
20A7, respectively.
I very nearly had to cancel this year's ride because
my daughter, Clara, come down with strep throat the
day before. In additioil, my husband, Mark, left on a
business trip to Boston just an hour before the ride's start.
Since Clara had been on rnedication tor 24 hours and
was f eelin g a lot better, I decided she and I would play
Rudolph in our car.
Eleven people showed up at the Marion's Prazza
parking lot at" Patterson and Shroyer roads in Dayton.
Fran and Rick Phillips were the most festive, since they
had colorful strings of lights on their bike frames.
In a little more than an hour and nearly I miles of
riding, we traveled through Dayton's Patterson Park
neighborhood, Kettering's brightly decorated Lincoln
Park and Oakwood. Luminaria festooned Oakwood's
Shaf or Boulevard and many of the side streets. This lent
a cozy glow to the evening.
In the night's only rnishap, we lost Dale Williamson
on the uphill trek to Lincoln Park. It's difficult to keep
track of each other in the dark ! Fortunately, Dale found
his way back to Marion's.
Back at Marion's, W'illiamson and non-riders Anita
Patten, Bob Tackett and Joan Rudy were waiting to eat
pizzaand socialize with us. It was a very pleasant,laidback evening. Thanks to all the participants, particularly
Chris Brown, who acted as our cycling leader.&
Cgcling Shorts
Compiled by Kay Wert Minardi
DCC newsletter editor
. The
l\,trorth American Handmade Bicycle Show will
be in Indianapolis on Feb. 27 -March 1. Bike builders
from around the world will have exhibits at the show.
Learn more at http :l I www.handmadebicycleshow.com.
' The International Mountain Bicycling Association
on Nov. 19 announced that an expected National Park
Service rule change will benefit bicycling in the national
parks "by improving the administrative process for opening trails to bicycles." The National Park Service said
the proposal for new rules would be formally announced
later in 2008, but had not done so at press time. Read
IMBA's press release at http: llwww.imba.com/news/
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