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Time Trials Start
May 7th, 6:15 PM!


Again this year we will be running Time Trials from the fireplug east of Holt Road in Webster Park out Lake Road to the Ontario on the Lake road, precisely 5 miles away, and then precisely 5 miles back. (It seems longer, but it isn’t.)

Why? It’s a great incentive to get into better shape, and you can track your progress quite accurately. F’rinstance, my best time back in the early 70’s was almost 3 minutes faster than last summer’s best time, so I’ve lost 10% over the last 30 years! Oops, that’s regress, isn’t it! Oh well.

I’ll take your start & finish times and attempt to subtract the former from the latter, and keep the results, so you can track your progress, and after the ride there’s an informal excuse exchange and Q&A session on technique and other topics of interest. I learned something last summer about how to pedal I’d never understood!

This isn’t just an activity for the would - be racers in the club. The better shape you’re in, the more rides you can do, and the more you will enjoy all the rides you do. Give it a try - it feels great when you stop!

- Dick Burns
2002 Greenway Rides
With Richard DeSarra


Sunday June 9 and August 25 starting at Canawaugus Park in Scottsville at 9:00AM. - 16 miles. Contact Richard at 266-6088 or email ddesarra@rochester.rr.com
ALA Autumn
Adventure


On the weekend of September 14-15, 2002, the American Lung Association is wheeling out an Autumn Adventure Bike Trek. It will start in Warrensburg, passing scenic lakes and rivers of the Adirondacks to beautiful Lake George. This trek is for all levels and allows participants to ride at their own pace one or two days over a 40 or 60-mile route each day. Participants will receive:

Free overnight hotel accommodations for two-day trekkers
Breakfast, dinner, and refreshments en route
Mobile bike shop for emergency repair
Road support (maps, itinerary, and gear wagon)
Souvenir T-shirt and incentive prizes
    
Details:
Make new friends or team up. Teams of three or more bikers will receive $5 off each participant’s registration fee. All participants are required to turn in minimum pledges of $75 for one-day riders and $150 for two-day riders. The registration fee is $20 for one day and $30 for two days per person and is not refundable. Helmets are required and an adult over 21 years must accompany participants under the age of 18. Won’t you join us~just for the health of it? For more information call us at 1-800-LUNG-USA ext.329.
The Ride for
Missing Children

May 31, 2002 will mark the second annual Ride for Missing Children in Rochester, sponsored by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children/NY Branch (NCMEC/NY).

Area bicycle riders or “Friends of Missing Children” will loop 100 miles around Monroe County escorted by the New York State Police in honor of National Missing Children’s Day. Along the route, the “Friends of Missing Children” will stop at five area schools to greet children while NCMEC/NY staff provide child safety education programs.

The Ride for Missing Children is open to the public. Both Riders and volunteers are needed. For more information contact NCMEC/NY at 585-242-0900.

Page 4 RBC Phone Hotline: (585) 238-3254

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