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Cyclists fare best when they act and are treated as drivers of vehicles. J. Forester

The voice of cycling in greater Stark County

Happy Holidays

Photo from http://stationary-bike-stand.org/


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2015 Appointed Positions

Adopt-A-Highway John Patterson 330-453-7661

Advertising Director Dick Akers 330-575-0407

Advocacy John Shaeffer 330-354-9971

Cartographer John Snively 330-833-3720

Historian Don Burrier 330-494-5635

Map Librarians John Snively 330-833-3720

Membership Ed Schenck 330-936-5062

Merchandise Manager Elaine Snively 330-833-3720

New Member Rep Don Eagon 330-497-4721

Newsletter Editor Dave Cardarella 330-417-2681

Publicity Don Eagon 330-497-4721

Race Team Contact Rich Grella 330-966-2992

Safety Team Mike Burns 330-833-2145

Statistician Al Jones 330-328-1115

Web Page Manager Paul Schroedl 330-575-3547

2015 Club Officers

President Dennis Updike 330-495-5530

Vice President John Shaeffer 330-354-9971

Recording Secretary Linda Shaheen 330-495-9501

Road Captain Bill Mishler 330-985-0975

Treasurer Bill Johnson 330-494-0128

Trustees Fran Shaeffer 330-812-4036

Ed Schenck 330-936-5062

Don Eagon 330-417-7366

Rob Spalding 330-518-7430

Tony Gould 330-715-1602

Al Jones 330-328-1115

The Spokin Word is a publication of the Stark County Bicycle Club.

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Spokin WordThe voice of cycling in greater Stark County

January 2016 Volume XXXIX Issue 1

39th Street NE between

Market and Martindale

Canton, Ohio 44714

330-492-2010


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Meeting Programs:See you there!

No meeting in Januaryjoin SCBC at the annual

banquet

February 9Stark Parks 5 Year PlanBob Fonte

March 1Adventure Touring Tom Hart from

Eddys Bike Shop

Programs needed, contact John Shaeffer if you

have a program idea.

Al's Fireside Chat 4

Annual New Year's Day Ride 4

Leading Rides and Lights On for Safety 5

Annual Banquet - January 9th, 2016 6

10th Anniversary Venice Florida 6

Stark Velo Report 7

2015 Featured Members photos 10

Featured Member Gordy Wyles 11

January 2016 ride schedule 13-15

Membership Report 15

January Map News 16-17

Club His tory Project - Tours and Trips 17

SCBC Mileage Statistics 18 -19

Commuter Mileage Statistics 19

SCBC Membership Application 20

SCBC Annual Banquet Reservation Form 21

November Membership Meeing Minutes 21

Bicycle Maintenance Clinics 23

Volunteer Help Wanted - Advertising 24

Mystery Photo of the Month 25

2015 Mystery Photo Winners 25

Snively's General Store merchandise 26

inside this issue


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ls Fireside Chat from SCBC President Al Jones

We are enjoying some very unseasonable riding weather in December 2015. I hope many of you have

taken advantage of these conditions to extend your riding season.

This is my last Fireside Chat column as president, and I want to thank everyone for their support. The

people who have comprised the SCBC board are unbelievably dedicated and great to work with. They also

make some great covered dishes.

I would like to take a minute to crow about our accomplishments during the last two years.The SCBC facebook page is being used to update members on important events and ride issues. A sec-

tion for policies and guidelines has been added in the files section of FB and on our web site. Minutes of all

meetings are organized on the web site to make reading and research easier.

Official tour planning meetings were held for the first time to allow members to provide input on and

provide planning for SCBC cycling tours. Similarly, Ride Leader workshops were conducted to provide train-

ing and set guidelines for ride leaders. New policy guidelines have resulted from these meetings.

The Publicity Chairman has worked to get our Share The Road message out to the various media outlets and to inform the

community that the SCBC is an important voice in cycling issues in NE Ohio. The message that SCBC is acting for bicycle safety in

our community has been heard.

The new Historian has begun the daunting task of organizing the nearly 50 year history of this club. He has provided many

interesting articles and prompted others to share their earlier experiences with the club through written articles.

The newsletter and web sites continue to be positive reflections on the professionalism and dedication that hallmarks this

organization.The Ohio State Senior Olympics cycling event was one of the best organized in the history of the event according to long

time participants. We achieved a level of professionalism several steps above those previously set.

Our 400+ ride maps are unsurpassed in every category, and our ride schedule is unequalled by anyclub of anysize.

Cycling advocacy message was personally delivered to our representatives in Columbus by a SCBC delegation.

Our New Year's Day, Poker Run, July 4, and Oktoberfest parties/potlucks are great fun. Membership meetings provide rele-

vant cycling information and provide monthly opportunity to meet old and make new friends.

The club provided many opportunities to see the USA on bicycle. Cycling tours of Venice, Fl., Nashville, MI UP, and Niagara

Falls were conducted during 2015 alone. Community cycling support was provided by gifts and member participation in numerous

events. Other community organizations frequently request our support for their cycling events.

Safe cycling practices have been emphasized in meetings, online and wherever practicable. Bright, reflective clothing and

daylight lights have been emphasized for all rides.

I would like to emphasize that the job is not finished. No organization can rest on its past accomplishments. You must con-

tinue to work to ensure a safe cycling environment. Participation, participation and participation is the solution. Thank you foryour participation during the past two years.

Al [email protected]

Annual New Years Day Ride and Covered Dish Dinner

A ride to celebrate and kick off 2016, the year of the monkey, will start at Dogwood Park, at 241 7 th

Street NE, North Canton on January 1st

. 2016. The 2:00 pm ride will start from the Dogwood Parkparking lot with a covered dish dinner to follow. A 22 mile cue has been put together for the first ride

of 2016. Its a route using roads we have all been on. Cutoffs are available. Hopefully, the beautiful

December riding weather will continue for this event. If the weather does not cooperate there will be

a neighborhood hike. A covered dish dinner will follow the ride. The club will be providing pork, sau-

sage, sauerkraut and mashed potatoes. Bring a covered dish and stay for food, drink and fellowship

after the ride. Spouses and significant others are encouraged to come, even if they do not ride.
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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Leading Rides & Lights on for Safety

Why should I lead SCBC rides you may be asking? Simply put, without willing ride leaders the monthly

ride schedule would be much less diverse and robust. Questions you may have are what are the qualifications,

how do I get started leading rides, and how does leading rides benefit me? Qualifications to be a ride leader

are spelled out on the SCBC web site in the About Us section. Rides can be selected from the SCBC ride

map library also located on the SCBC web site. Chances are you may have ridden a number of the rides listed

there and already have a few favorites. Picking a starting location again may be dictated by a personal preference. Most of our

current ride leaders select a location near to their residence for convenience or one where their favorite rides already originate.

Finally, you may wonder how do I get a ride(s) on the monthly schedule? This can be accomplished by contacting Ride Captain

Bill Mishler at [email protected] sure to tell him you are a new ride leader and he will send you the form for ride

entries. I encourage everyone to support any new ride leader who may be stepping forward to lead their first ride(s). As with all

things in life, nothing remains static. There will always be turnover among our ride leaders, due to aging, health, moving out of

the area, or any number of other reasons. If we allow our bank of ride leaders to be depleted we may face a future with far less

choices for our daily rides.

We are now into the season of late sunrises, early sunsets, and bleak overcast days. Its essential to be seen during this

time of year. One of more blinking taillights, flashing headlights, and bright or reflective clothing are strongly recommended on

you and your bicycle. Recently I was traveling south on Mayfair Road after dark. Suddenly I saw a rider ahead on the road. He had

numerous reflective devices on himself and his bike alerting me of his presence and I was able to move over and safely pass him.

However, he would have been visible from a much greater distance if he had had flashing taillights as well. Additionally, motorists

behind me would have had a much earlier warning of a cyclist ahead with taillights. The 2

nd

or 3

rd

car on the road approachingfrom the rear pose a greater threat to cyclists as their view of the road ahead is somewhat obscured. An early warning in this case

could be lifesaving. In the overall realm of road cycling, there is no such thing as overkill when lighting up or employing proper

clothing and reflective devices for safety.

Safe Riding, John Shaeffer


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SCBC 10th Anniversary Venice FloridaFlorida Hotel Update

Sometimes good things do come to those who wait. I was surprised to hear from one of

our members that the Island Sun recently quoted the old price of $75 + tax for his reserva-

tion. I called and received the same information. Therefore, I am cautiously optimistic

that reservations can be made at this rate for the 2016 tour. 941-484-9559

Al

Annual Banquet

January 9, 2016

SCBC Rocks The 80s

The Stark County Bicycle Club has enjoyed many themes for the Annual Banquetover the years. Just in the last decade we have celebrated our 40thand 45th

Birthdays. We have cycled across the USA, in Europe, and around the world.

SCBC has even ridden in Paradise. Other themes were Cycling- How Sweet It

Is, SCBC Goes to the Movies and Cycling-A Sign of the Times.

This past year several of our longtime members turned the very respectable age

of 80. Upon a close look at our membership list, it was discovered that we had

16 current or recent former members who were 80 years old or better. This it

seems is cause to celebrate. Cycling and an active older lifestyle-exercise keeps

you young-use it or lose it all come to mind. So the theme for the 2016 Banquet

is SCBC ROCKS THE 80S

The Banquet will honor these 16 members: AJ Scarp, Bill Johnson, Bob Forney,

Bruce Miller, Bud Scott, Dave Cassel, Ed Grace, Ellen Payne-Thompson, Erika

Stephan, Jim Kennedy, Larry Johnson, Leurene Hildenbrand, Mal Johnson, PaulBlohm, Polly Caley and Ruth Guthrie. Hopefully not too many will be in sunny

Florida and will be able to attend their banquet!

The Decade of the 1980s will be celebrated also. It should have been a great

time of life for all our 80 year olds! So if you have not sent in your reservation,

do it because this is guaranteed to be a good time. See the Reservation Form on

the website or in this Spokin Word. Saturday January 9that Tozzis on 12th,

5:45 PM.

Information: Karen Erdos 330-284-7780 [email protected]


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Happy New Year from the Stark Velo Cycling Team. We cant begin with updates regarding 2016 until

we close out 2015. With only two races late in the year to report, it wont take long.

The state cyclocross championships were held at Infirmory Mound in Granville, OH on November 14th.Marshall Leininger and Frank Strang raced the Mens 55 -59 category, with Marshall 6thand Frank 9th. DaleSeeds claimed a podium spot in the Mens 65+ race, taking 3rdplace.

The last race of the NEOCX series was held November 22ndin Broadview Heights, OH. Jim Yankushwas our best finisher, taking 3rdin the Mens 55+ race, followed by Marshall Leininger in 8thand DaleSeeds in 13th.

Once again, Stark Velo had another successful racing season in 2015. Plans and preparations are al-ready underway for continued success in 2016. We look forward to the upcoming season with much antici-pation.

Rich


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2015 Featured Members


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Greetings SCBC members

Here is a little bio about me. I have lived most of my life in Stark County, graduating from Jackson in 1959. I have been

married to the greatest gal in the world for 47 years and I do not say that lightly. We have three wonderful, successful children.

We have eight extremely intelligent grandchildren. Three live in Stark County, two in the Columbus area, and three in San Diego.

I have a lot of interests besides biking which is probably why I do not bike more. I enjoy golfing, kayaking, growing anything, can-

ning and freezing produce, baking, traveling, woodworking, etc. Well, you get the picture.

Kenny Stenger and I started riding about fifteen years ago. We rode mostly on the trails and got very excited if we could

average 10 mph. After a couple years on our own, we joined the SCBC. I rode with a lot of great people over the years. I can

truly say I have not met any club member I did not like. Well, two bicycles later and riding two and three times a week, I was

getting pretty fast (by my standards). I did five rides in a row averaging over 16 mph. My last ride before my accident I averaged

16.8 mph. My journal entry said, I'm starting to scare myself. Little did I know how prophetic that was. The next ride was out

of Clinton. We had less than a mile to go. I was blazing away at the head of the pack when I hit something in the road. I went

a__ over tin cup, hitting the pavement, breaking my hip and leg....oh the pain. It was Columbus Day. I disliked him even before

the accident. He would have been a great

member of ISIS, but that's another story. I will

be eternally grateful to Karen Erdos who

stayed with me and rode in the ambulance

with me to the hospital. She is an angel. Al-

so, many thanks to the person who rescued my

bike, which unlike me suffered no injuries. I

completely recovered and have had the pins

and rods taken out. They are now a planthanger on my deck. I have not been able to

get back to the 16 mph's. It might have some-

thing to do with hitting the 70s.

Oh wow! I just averaged 12 mph on that

16 mile ride; Yee Haw! Like the country song

says, I used to be hell on wheels when I was a

younger man.

Gordy

Featured Member of the Month

Gordy Wyles


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CLASS A -Fast pace (over 19mph). An Arider is in excellent condition, can maintain a 19 mph pace for extended periods, and

can complete a century (100 miles), even in adverse conditions of weather, traffic and terrain, in under 7 hours.

CLASS B -Moderately fast pace (15 -19 mph). A Brider is a strong rider, feels comfortable sharing the road with traffic, and can

complete a century (100 miles) in under 8 hours.

CLASS C -Moderate pace (10 -14 mph). A Crider is a competent rider, in good conditions, can handle most traffic conditions,

and can complete a 50 mile ride in under 6 hours.

CLASS D -Slow pace (59 mph). A Drider is a steady rider who may not feel comfortable in traffic and does not wish to attempt

rides in excess of 20 miles. Should be able to complete a 20 mile ride in 3 hours

CLASS O -Open pace. Class O is given to a ride on which riders, including the ride leader, will be riding at whatever pace they

choose.

CLASS MTB -Trail rides which may require technical ability or special bikes. These trails may have obstacles such as rocks,

mud, logs or stream crossings.

CLASS NR -New Rider. Class NRis given to a ride specifically intended for new riders, who may be new to group riding. The ride

leader will attempt to communicate rules of the road and will always stay with the slowest rider. Everyone is encour

aged to ride together at the pace determined by those participating.

CLASS TRL -Rides which are entirely on trails or bike paths. They may be paved or hard packed

TOURIST CLASS -A special designation given to Cand Drides which are designed to appeals to those who dont mind riding

long distances, but who also like to take their time and stop to see places of interest along the way. These rides will

generally have a destination of special interest where time will be taken to explore, investigate and enjoy the sights.

All riders will be encouraged to ride together in a group with the ride leader.

SCBC RIDE GUIDLINES

HELMETS ARE REQUIRED ON ALL CLUB RIDES AND INVITATIONALS

Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or other adult supervisor on all rides and at all Club activities.

Stark County Bicycle Club

Ride Schedule Information

Registration for all rides will be 15 minutes prior to the starting time

listed.

Most of our rides can easily be shortened, if you are looking for

less distance. Just let the ride leader know your intentions.

Dress appropriately for the weather conditions.

Club rides are listed with letters denoting the Ride classification

so riders will know if a ride is suited to their skill level.

Please call the Ride Leader or Road Captain if you have any

questions about weather, route or difficulty of ride

Non-Members are always welcome on club rides


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Day Date Time Starting Miles Cl Leader Map

Fri 1 2:00 PM Dogwood Park 20 O Al Jones 328-1115 935

Fri 1 2:30 PM Alpine Community Park -South Lot 23 O Bill Johnson 494-0128 248

Sat 2 9:30 AM Lake Community Park 25 O Bob Valentine 268-2680 513

Sat 2 10:00 AM Craig Pittman Memorial Park 28 O Peg Stoner 832-5159 515

Sun 3 9:30 AM Canal Fulton Park 50 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 349

Sun 3 10:00 AM Massillon Lincoln Park 18 O Dennis Updike 495-5530 802

Sun 3 1:00 PM Lake Community Park 25 O Bob Valentine 268-2680 513

Sun 3 1:30 PM Lake Avenue Trailhead 16/27 O Peg Stoner 832-5159 182

Mon 4 10:00 AM Lake Community Park 21 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 452

Mon 4 1:00 PM Canal Fulton Park 19 O Mike Burns 754-8753 113

Tues 5 9:30 AM Dalton Village Green Park 52 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 241

Tues 5 1:00 PM Clinton Trailhead 25 O Mike Burns 754-8753 210

Tues 5 2:30 PM Alpine Community Park -South Lot 23 O Bill Johnson 494-0128 248

Wed 6 9:30 AM Alpine Community Park -South Lot 49 B Bill Johnson 494-0128 141

Wed 6 11:30 AM Jackson Community Park 30 O Peg Stoner 832-5159 526

Wed 6 1:30 PM Lake Community Park 25 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 513

Wed 6 3:00 PM Canal Fulton Park 26 B Bruce Treiber 844-1434 303

Wed 6 6:00 PM Canal Fulton Park (2*) 12 O Dennis Updike 495-5530 805

Thur 7 10:00 AM Alpine Community Park -South Lot 26 O Peg Stoner 832-5159 472

Thur 7 2:30 PM Alpine Community Park -South Lot 23 NR Bill Johnson 494-0128 248

Fri 8 9:30 AM Dalton Village Green Park 56 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 517

Fri 8 10:00 AM Lake Community Park 23 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 449


Sat 9 8:00 AM Canal Fulton Park 27 B Bruce Treiber 844-1434 348

Sat 9 9:30 AM Lake Community Park 33 O Bob Valentine 268-2680 506

Sat 9 SCBC ANNUAL BANQUET TOZZI'S ON 12TH, CANTON

Sun 10 9:30 AM Dalton Village Green Park 50 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 518

Sun 10 10:00 AM Massillon Lincoln Park 18 O Dennis Updike 495-5530 802

Sun 10 1:00 PM Lake Community Park 33 O Bob Valentine 268-2680 506

Sun 10 1:30 PM Lake Avenue Trailhead 16/27 O Peg Stoner 832-5159 182

Mon 11 10:00 AM Lake Community Park 21 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 401

Mon 11 10:00 AM Craig Pittman Memorial Park 28 O Peg Stoner 832-5159 515


Tues 12 9:30 AM Lake Avenue Trailhead 52 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 478


Tues 12 2:30 PM Alpine Community Park -South Lot 23 O Bill Johnson 494-0128 248Wed 13 9:30 AM Alpine Community Park -South Lot 49 B Bill Johnson 494-0128 141

Wed 13 1:30 PM Lake Community Park 24 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 253

Wed 13 3:00 PM Island Sun, Venice 15 15 O Don Royer 605-7305 908

Wed 13 3:00 PM Jackson Community Park 26 B Bruce Treiber 844-1434 217


Thur 14 9:30 AM Island Sun, Manasota Key 33 O Don Royer 605-7305 906

Thur 14 10:00 AM Jackson Community Park 21/27 O Peg Stoner 832-5159 520


Fri 15 9:30 AM Island Sun, Nature Preserves 40 O Don Royer 605-7305 909

Stark County Bicycle Club January 2016 Ride Schedule


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Fri 15 11:00 AM Loyal Oak Park 22 O Mike Burns 754-8753 104


Sat 16 9:00 AM Island Sun, Siesta Key 48 O Don Royer 605-7305 917

Sat 16 9:30 AM Dalton Village Green Park 50 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 524

Sat 16 10:00 AM Lake Avenue Trailhead 16/27 O Dennis Updike 495-5530 182

Sat 16 2:00 PM Island Sun, Venice First Start 25 O Al Jones 328-1115 901

Sun 17 9:00 AM Island Sun, Venice First Start 39 O Al Jones 328-1115 901

Sun 17 9:00 AM Island Sun, Tour of Venice Island 14 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 936


Sun 17 10:00 AM Jackson Community Park 18 O Dennis Updike 495-5530 484

Sun 17 1:00 PM Island Sun, Venice First Start 25 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 901

Mon 18 9:00 AM Island Sun, Moon Ride 53 O Al Jones 328-1115 911

Mon 18 9:00 AM Island Sun, Snook Haven 27/37 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 934

Mon 18 9:30 AM Lake Avenue Trailhead 39 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 498


Tues 19 9:00 AM Lemon Bay Park, to Boca Grande 54/26 O Al Jones 328-1115 907

Tues 19 9:30 AM Pioneer Trailhead, to Boca Grande 32 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 928

Tues 19 9:30 AM Dalton Village Green Park 49 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 240



Wed 20 9:00 AM Island Sun, Siesta Key 48 O Al Jones 328-1115 917

Wed 20 9:30 AM Island Sun, First Watch Breakfast Ride 29 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 938


Wed 20 3:00 PM Craig Pittman Memorial Park 25 B Bruce Treiber 844-1434 274


Thur 21 9:00 AM Myakka State Park 68/36 O Al Jones 328-1115 903

Thur 21 9:30 AM Dalton Village Green Park 50 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 524


Fri 22 9:00 AM Island Sun, Venice to Rotunda 56 O Al Jones 328-1115 904

Fri 22 9:30 AM Pioneer Trailhead, to Rotunda 23/31 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 929



Fri 22 3:30 PM Fort Laurens 25 B Bruce Treiber 844-1434 154

Sat 23 9:00 AM Island Sun, Long Casey Key 39 O Al Jones 328-1115 910

Sat 23 9:30 AM Dalton Village Green Park 55 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 527Sat 23 10:00 AM Lake Avenue Trailhead 16/27 O Dennis Updike 495-5530 182

Sun 24 9:00 AM Lakewood Ranch, Fl/Cyclefest (1*) 38/61 O Don Royer 605-7305 922

Sun 24 9:00 AM Island Sun, Manasota Key 33 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 906

Sun 24 9:30 AM Canal Fulton Park 54 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 351


Mon 25 9:00 AM Island Sun/Potter Park, to Longboat Key 64/84 O Dave Cardarella 417-2681 924/925

Mon 25 9:30 AM Dalton Village Green Park 58 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 238

Mon 25 10:00 AM Longboat Key, FL 16/38 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 923




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Tues 26 9:00 AM Island Sun/Potter Park, to Myakka 47/74 O Don Royer 605-7305 918

Tues 26 9:30 AM Potter Park, to Satasota Land Fill 33 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 937



Wed 27 9:00 AM Island Sun, Siesta Key 48 O Dave Cardarella 471-2681 917

Wed 27 9:30 AM Island Sun, First Watch Breakfast Ride 29 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 938


Wed 27 3:00 PM Petros Park 25 B Bruce Treiber 844-1434 441


Thur 28 9:30 AM Island Sun, Snook Haven 27/37 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 934


Fri 29 9:00 AM Island Sun, to Boca Grande 75 O Toni Powell 327-2568 905

Fri 29 9:30 AM Pioneer Trailhead, to Boca Grande 32 O John Shaeffer 354-9971 928

Fri 29 11:00 AM Loyal Oak Park 19 O Mike Burns 754-8753 322


Sat 30 9:00 AM Lakewood Ranch, Fl/Terra Ceia (1*) 75/99 O Don Royer 605-7305 926

Sat 30 9:30 AM Dalton Village Green Park 52 O Bill Mishler 600-0316 241

Sat 30 10:00 AM Lake Avenue Trailhead 16/27 O Dennis Updike 495-5530 182

Sat 30 1:00 PM Grounded Coffee Shop 27 B Bruce Treiber 844-1434 136



(1*) Miles can be shortened 15-?????

(2*) Lites Required For This Ride


Membership Report as of 11/29/2015

Current memberships

Patron 3 ($75) 6Patron 2 ($55) 1

Patron 1 ($45) 3Family 115Individual 285

David HunterMembership


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Starting LocationsChanges: All changes effective Jan 1, 2016.

The Fairless High School starting location has been eliminated. The three Fairless maps have been

deleted.

The Oakwood Middle School starting location has been eliminated. The 10 rides from Oakwood will

likely be deleted.

The Nimishillen Schoolstarting location and all of the Nimishillen maps been moved to Molly StarkPark.

The Tuscarawas County Human Servicesstarting location has changed names. It is now Tuscarawas

County Job and Family. Same location. Both maps retained.

How to Find a Starting Location:

At the top of the online ride schedule is a link which takes you to an area map showing all starting locations. If you click

on the location name a google map showing the location in detail will appear. Also, there is a tab on the left in the

opening window of bikescbc.com which leads to a list of starting locations and live links bringing up google maps show-

ing where the locations are. At the top of this starting location list is another live link which brings up the aforemen-

tioned area map of starting locations, or if you are reading this online you can use this link.

Florida:

Some Florida Maps are being updated. Florida maps can be downloaded January 1.

Crystal Springs Bridge:Several months ago concrete barriers were placed at the entrances to the old silver bridge which crosses

the Tuscarawas River at High Mill and Erie between Massillon and Canal Fulton. The barriers were difficult for cyclists to

negotiate, particularly cyclists on tandems and long base recumbents, and they impacted several of our rides. Thanks to

D. Ruwadi of the Jackson Township Parks Dept the barriers have been moved back 16 inches at our request. They are

now much more convenient for cyclists and also conform to American Disability Act standards. This historical, 102 year

old, riveted pony truss bridge was erected in 1914 to replace a bridge destroyed in the flood of 1913. The original wood-

en floor was replaced with a metal grid in the 1940s. The bridge was closed to traffic and vacated by the Stark County

Commissioners in 1995, saved by the Jackson Township Historical Society, and dedicated as Crystal Springs Bridge Park

by the Jackson Township Park Department in 1996.

Map Changes:Starting Locations Map: Updated to conform with recent Starting Location changes. The link for this map is located on

the bikescbc.com website on the Starting Locations page just above the list of starting locations and above the online

Ride Schedule.

Map 208. Knox School Loop. Starting location moved from Nimishillen School to Molly Sark Park. New Map, elevation,

history, copyright and index boxes added. There is a major route change and a total mileage change from 29 to 31.

Thanks to Don Royer for suggesting the route change.

Map 418. Tour de Ridges - Tour of Tusc. Co. Stage 2. The starting location for this map has changed names from

Tuscarawas County Human Services to Tuscarawas County Job and Family. This 74 mile map created by Scott Thor in

2003, with 7300 ft of gain (as recorded by Scott) and a gain per mile of 99 feet may be our hilliest ride.

Map 419. Top of Tusc. County- Tour of Tusc. Co. Stage 3. The starting location for this 73 mile map has changed

names from Tuscarawas County Human Services to Tuscarawas County Job and Family. This ride, also originated by

Scott Thorr, has a total gain of 6784 (Scotts info) and a gain per mile of 92.7 making it another Boot Camp special!

Florida Map Changes:

Map 903.Myakka River State Park.Starting at Myakka River State Park, FL. The long route has been changed to in-

clude a rest stop at Manatee Lake and two rest stops on Waterbury Rd. I have made a cue correction and added RWGPS.

Mileage changed from 64 68. Thanks to Dave Cardarella for the rest stop additions and route change suggestion and to

Bill Colvin for mentioning the cue mistake.

Map 918. Venice to Myakka. Starting at Potter Park (47 mile route) and the Island Sun (74 mile route). Route change.

Honore replaces a section of Cattlemans. Total miles remain the same. Thanks to Don Royer and Dave Cardarella for

suggesting this change.

January Map News
http://bikescbc.com/http://www.bikescbc.com/rideschd/START_LOCATIONS_MAP.pdf#page=1&zoom=150http://www.bikescbc.com/rideschd/START_LOCATIONS_MAP.pdf#page=1&zoom=150http://bikescbc.com/


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Map 918. Venice to Myakka. 74 mile route starting at the Island Sun. The L turn onto Albee Rd is replaced by a R turn

onto Albee and a U-Turn. Change suggested by Don Royer, the map originator.

Map 901. First Start.Starting at the Island Sun Inn, Venice FL. A major route change at the beginning of the ride. VWP/

Legacy Trail replaced US-41/Birdbay. RWGPS replaced MMR. Mileage increased from 25/39 to 27/41.

Map 923. Longboat Key. The 16 mile route starts at Coquina Beach on Anna Maria Island. The 38 mile route starts at

the Moat Aquarium on City Island. There have been route changes in both long and short rides. RWGPS added. The mile-

ages have not changed.

Map 917. Siesta Key. Starting at the Island Sun Inn, Venice, FL. There is a major route change on this ride. It now ac-

cesses the Legacy Trail at the Circus Bridge at the beginning of the ride and no longer makes a loop onto Casey Key

which is ridden on many other rides. Changes suggested by Al Jones and Dave Cardarella (map originator). The map is

now in the RideWithGPS generated format which we have started to use for Club Tours. The total mileage has changed

from 50 to 48.

New Maps:

Map 935. New Years Day 2016.Starting from Dogwood Park. This is a 17/22 mile ride which as the ride name suggests

will be scheduled for our New Years Day festivities at North Cantons Dogwood Park.

New Florida Maps:

Map 934. Snook Haven. Starts at the Island Sun Inn, Venice, Florida. The 27 mile version of this map provides a relative-

ly low traffic route to the popular Snook Haven restaurant located east of Venice on the Myakka River. The 37 mile ver-

sion has a stop at Snook Haven but also includes a visit to the enigmatic Rock Pile located in the nature preserves area

east of the Myakka River. Several miles of the Legacy and Venetian Waterway Park Trails are on the route. This map wasoriginated by John Shaeffer.

Map

Map 936. Tour of Venice.Starts at the Island Sun Inn, Venice, Florida. A 14 mile ride along the Intercostal Waterway,

beaches, and neighborhoods of Venice. Originated by John Shaeffer.

Map 937. Ride to the Sarasota Land Fill. Starts at the Island Sun Inn, Venice, FL. 33 miles Follows Venice Waterway

and Legacy Trails out and back. Stops at Laurel Rd Myakka River Park and Sarasota County Landfill! Lots of wildlife in-

cluding wild pigs along Haul Rd and Knights Trail on way to landfill!. Originated by John Shaeffer.

Map 938. First Watch Breakfast Ride. Starts at the Island Sun Inn, Venice, FL. 28 miles. Ride up the Legacy Trail to

First Watch Restaurant for breakfast and return to Island Sun Inn. Originated by John Shaeffer.

John SnivelyMap Librarian/[email protected]

Club History ProjectSCBC Tours and Trips

Over the past 47 years many SCBC trips have been made to interesting areas both near and far. Many tours involved multipleday cycle touring from one destination to another. Some involved camping and some involved hostels and hotels. Thanks to ElaineSnively we can see the variety and extent of these trips via a listing she has compiled of SCBC trips from the 1970s up to the pre-sent.

The list includes such varied destinations as Coshocton, Kellys Island, North Bend State Park WV, Mohican State Park, SaltFork State Park, Crater Lake OR, Lexington KY, Finger Lakes NY, St.Augustine to Clearwater FL and the southern Alleghenies.

Elaine has included references to articles in the Spokin Word with dates and page numbers plus other information such as mapnumbers, leaders and sag drivers.

We invite you to look at the full list on the club web site where Paul Schroedl has placed it under the About Us tab. You willthen be able to find and read the Spokin Word articles about the trips that most interest you. Elaine and others including KarlaBedard, Dave Cardarella, Karen Erdos, Al Jones, Debbie Mohler, Sara Schroedl, Linda Shaheen and Tom Sinacore have also postedphotos from these trips that can be seen under the sites Photos tab. Thanks to Dave Cardarella we currently have the Spokin Word issues online back to 2004. A future project will be to scan and add previous years. Another potential future history projectthat members could participate in would be to make an index to the Spokin Word and /or make lists of articles by category suchthe In memory of articles. Paul is also adding past history articles under the About Us tab.

Any additional trip photos and history information can be sent to me and/or Elaine at [email protected] and [email protected].

Don Burrier with special thanks to Elaine Snively
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Bob Doerschuk 9249 Paul Altman 1791 Debbie Miller 522

Bill Mishler 8349 Mike Burns 1789 Mary Gaiani 519

Peg Stoner 7891 Tony Humphries 1648 Carol Johnson 518

Sharon Fritts 7387 Carl Humenik 1593 Shane Moore 497

Don Royer 6823 Don Eagon 1588 Dusty Szarell 478Bob Valentine 6784 Glenn Whipple 1553 Marjorie Parr 474

Tony Gould 6721 Judy Snyder 1366 Jim Aufderheide 462

Margie Baker 6547 Brian Rostedt 1333 Ken Hlavac 461

Valerie Valentine 6157 Jim Millard 1302 Paul Hobe 459

Toni Powell 5525 Donna Benzing 1242 Joel yoder 455

Robyn Stoney-Cordier 5297 Jeff Montague 1222 Julian Lippens 437

Al Jones 5036 Rick Parr 1222 Dominic Paglialunga 428

Ron Curati 4731 Tim Ebner 1150 Stuart Hamilton 425

Tom Kinney 4430 Ann McHale 1073 Shane Leyda 395

Don Burrier 4219 Jim Wigington 1039 Greg Kauth 392

David Hunter 4135 Steve Kosunick 1034 Tim Wagner 363

Dick Akers 4059 Paul Tucci 1005 Tim Wagler 354

John Shaeffer 4056 Lance Miller 998 David Kotte 346

Roy Schlabach 3981 Mel Siebert 986 John Hall 345

Richard Manson 3979 Bill Simons 973 Cathy Szarell 345

Debbie Wenger 3824 Linda Shaheen 957 Jerry Daniel 334

Steve Silver 3769 Dennis Updike 953 Michael Burnett 326

Bill Johnson 3716 Rich Aeling 933 Ken Stenger 316

Mark Coventry 3662 Paul Larsen 928 Bill Colvin 315

Gary Fahrney 3470 Tom Sinacore 906 Diana Stutzman 308

Karla Bedard 3313 Sue Bruce 888 Melinda Clancy 301

Dwight Witte 3197 Mary Ellen Valentino 882 Steve Curati 297

Tom Lytton 3159 Tom Stuecheli 878 Bob Forney 285

John Patterson 3081 Beth Sinacore 856 Jason Cowling 283

John Snively 3081 Karen Schlabach 836 David King 280

Thomas Spellman 2932 Bud Scott 811 Chris Redmond 271

Bill Trissel 2735 Ray Durkey 802 Paul Mallue 269

Bruce Treiber 2698 Robert Zehnder 767 Dave Cassel 263

Jim Seal 2653 Fran Massaro 758 Chris Blackson 257

Linda Christman 2473 Don Bunker 719 Bob Floor 245

Robert Spalding 2449 Gary Wechter 709 Mary Hlavac 236

Chuck Knott 2410 Ernie Lehman Jr 684 Sally Stenger 233

Bill Allen 2285 Al Gaiani 683 Sebastian Birch 222

Dave Cardarella 2237 Scott Corbin 639 Matthew Harrelson 214Marilyn Perdue 2237 Jim Martin 637 John Perlog 211

Fran Shaeffer 2198 Larry Petrasek 635 Jim Toohey 189

Ed Schenck 2120 Phil Christman 631 Mark Marchino 185

Wayne Prazak 2072 David Beechy 610 Barbara Larsen 183

Mike Juhasz 2048 Mike Figg 604 John Schumacher 182

Jim Weinschenk 2011 Gordon Wyles 584 Kevin Jordan 174

Karen Erdos 1878 Jerry Reis 580 Paul Schroedl 167

Lucy Figg 1871 Dale Seeds 549 Sara Schroedl 167

Debbie Mohler 1841 Jason Parr 543 Jeff yoder 166

Robert Stewart 1838 Mark Bruce 536 Robert Vogt, Sr 162

Stark County Bike Club Mileage Statistics 12/7/2015

Total Miles: 261,638 Total Rides:1144


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Commuter MilesCommuting miles are defined as any miles on the bike during

which you substitute a bicycle for a motor vehicle. You can in-

clude trips to work, school, appointments, errands and riding toa club ride (SCBC scheduled ride miles should not be included in

your commuter miles).

Reporting will be on the Honor System. Send your miles via

email to [email protected] once a month. I will track

your miles and they will be reported in the newsletter. If you

miss a month, just send me your miles and I will include them.

Dave

Doug Snyder 159 Bob Hendry 101 Ed Grace 45

Judy Husk 158 Matthew Brown 99 Michael Stewart 45

Tom Allchin 157 Don Hogue 99 Lorena Brown 44

Jodi Taylor 155 Sharon Swartz 97 Tammy Meagher 40

Janet Bielefeld 150 Lindsey Updike 94 Jim Rudick 40Steve Eagon 150 Debbie Warner 94 Kim Schumacher 39

Mark Byrd 149 Bob Baker 93 Tura Gorman 36

Jeff Warner 145 Melissa Cundiff 93 Greg Schumacher 36

Rick Gatien 132 Don Richards 92 Karen Palmer 35

Andrew Parpart 131 Elizabeth Marchand 91 Richard Grella 33

Jack Bielefeld 122 Greg Vaught 90 Ineke Sieverding 33

Jim Herberger 118 Stephen Fenstemaker 89 Adam Krajchir 31

Tim Edwards 117 John Ash 87 Gaile Wilkinson 30

Tim Conlan 116 Ron Rusnak 84 Sharon Woodward 30

Doug Nichols 115 Tim Schneider 83 Robert Vogt 29

Vicky Nichols 115 Michelle Wilhelm 79 Lauren Updike 26Mal Johnson 109 Elaine Snively 78 Mike Warren 26

Chase Smythe 106 Joe Ehert 77 Greg Arvidson 25

Tim Meagher 104 Michael Holbrook 71 Elaine Kalbus 25

Mark Erzen 101 Billy Slutz 69 Fran Baker 24

David Johnson 68 Cara Bedard 23

Jeff Block 66 Jim Kennedy 23

Brian Moser 66 Happy Peterson 22

Hunter Swartz 64 Mike Gorman 18

Mike Jones 62 Norma Pitts 18

James Miller 62 Stephen Burrier 17

Colleen Ash 54 Jim Benzing 16

Amie Jones 54 Scott Quinlan 16

Greg Hobe 51 Ryan Benzing 15

Pam Feit 50 Arthur Hensler 15

Eric Johnson 50 Fred Woodward 15

Russ Phillips 50 Gail Fahrney 12

Stark County Bike Club Mileage Statistics 12/7/2015

Total Miles: 261,638 Total Rides:1144

November Total

Chuck Bahl 332 4626

Mark Bruce 270 3196

Sue Bruce 22 506

Don Burrier 119

Dave Cardarella 117 1623

Robyn Stoney Cordier 23

Don Eagon 55

Lucy Figg 247

Mike Figg 157

Rich Grella 28

John Hall 18

Mike Juhasz 33

Richard Manson 537

Marilyn Perdue 117 1623

Toni Powell 85 373

Wayne Prazak 330

Don Richards 270 2760

Rachel Robinson 26

Raymond Robinson 20

Tim Robinson 488

Wendy Robinson 26

Don Royer 117 703

John Shaeffer 66

Mike Stewart 1517

Robert Zehnder 151

19251

SCBC Commuter Miles


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STARK COUNTY BICYCLE CLUB

MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

Membership options:

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____ Family . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $28.00

____ Patron Single Chainring Supporter . . . . . . . . . . . . $45.00____ Patron Double Chainring Supporter . . . . . . . . . . . $55.00

____ Patron Triple Chainring Supporter . . . . . . . . . . . . $75.00

____ Optional First Class Postage for the Spokin Word . . . $10.00

I prefer to receive the newsletter from the Internet or Regular Mail

* Patron Membership for Individuals, Families or Businesses. Help support SCBC at the level of your choice.

* Patron Supporters will be acknowledged at www.bikescbc.com.

Member Information:

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I do hereby, for myself, my family, my heirs, executors or administrators, release and forever discharge the Stark County Bike

Club, its trustees, officers, members, and agents from any claims and responsibilities relating to any accident, bodily injury, or

damage to me, my family or my property while participating in any SCBC event.

Signed ____________________________________________________________ _________ Date __________________

* Individual members must be at least 18 years of age.

** Family membership includes a spouse/partner sharing the same address and children who reside with them.

*** Memberships run from April 1stMarch 31st.

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SCBC Membership Meeting MinutesDecember 1, 2015

President Al Jones called the meeting together at 7:30 p.m. Forty club members were in attendance.

Thank yous: John and Elaine Snively for hosting the December Exec. Meeting,

Birthdays - Dennis Updike, Elaine Snively, Linda Christman, Don Royer, Gail Fahrney, Ann McHale, Jim Ken-nedy, Rob Spalding.

Calendar: 12/15 ride leader of the year ballots due, Christmas-December 25, 1/1/16-New Year's Day ride and meal at DogwoodPark, 1/9/16 SCBC Banquet, no exec. or membership meeting in January. 2/9 February membership meeting.

VP- Tonight's program will be Dave Cardarella and Marilyn Perdue reporting on their Danube River trip.

Treasurer-BIll Johnson reported income for November, 2015 of $87.00, disbursements of $285.53 and bank balance of $29,488.18.

Advocacy-John Shaeffer is writing an article on ride leaders for the January newsletter.

Map Librarian and Cartographer-John Snively has eliminated Fairless maps, Oakwood Middle School maps, Nimishillen School mapsmoved to Molly Stark Park start location. Tuscarawas County Human Services ride start's named changed to Tuscarawas County Joband Family Services. Updated three maps and added map of the easy 86. Jackson Township car/motorcycle barriers at CrystalSprings bridge at High Mill/Forty Corners Road have been moved to accommodate recumbents and tandems. He advised waitinguntil January to download FL maps.

Newsletter Editor, Dave Cardarella reported that printer company USA Quick Print ran out of paper, delaying the DecemberSpokin Word. A two week turnaround is now standard, though it used to be 4 days. Newsletter deadline is 12/11.

Historian Don Burrier is planning to out together an article on past club tours with Elaine Snively's records and contributions fromother club members.

New business

GOBA registration for 2016 is now open.

The following tours have been approved by SCBC Exec.: FL 1/16-1/31/2016 led by Al Jones, Covered Bridges (OH) 8/19-21, 2016led by Dave Cardarella, Door Cty., Wisconsin led by John Shaeffer in July 2016, Nashville tour over Labor Day led by Don and SteveEagon, Allegheny VTA date TBA led by Ed Schenck, Shenandoah Vally in October of 2016 led by Al Jones, Florida 1/21-2/5/2017 AlJones and Europe in 2017 led by Dave Cardarella.

Much work is underway on the banquet to be held January 9th at Tozzi's on 12th St.NW. Prize table donations are being acceptedby the banquet chairwoman: Elaine Snively, Fran Shaeffer, Toni Powell and Karen Erdos. Toni reported that there is a link for thebanquet registration form on the website.

Mystery Photo-Dennis reported no correct submissions this month. Try again in February.

The club's proposed slate of officers for 2016 is President-Dennis Updike, Vice President-John Shaeffer, Secretary-Linda Shaheen,Treasurer-Bill Johnson, Trustees (two year term) : Rob Spalding and Tony Gould. President Al Jones asked for any new submissionsto the slate of officers. None were suggested, so Thom Spelman motioned that we accept the slate of officers and Bill Johnsonseconded. The motion carried.

Bill Johnson made a motion to adjourn and Mal Johnson seconded. Meeting adjourned at 8:03 p.m.

Thanks to all who attended.

Respectfully submitted,Sue Bruce


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2016 Bicycle Maintenance Clinics

Ernies Bicycle Shop will once again be hosting their popular Bicycle Maintenance Clinics.Classes are held on two consecu-

tive Tuesdays from 6 to 8 p.m., beginning Feb. 2that the Massillon and New Philadelphia stores, and two consecutive Wednesdays

at the North Canton store, beginning on Feb. 3th. Topics covered will include wheel truing, adjusting brakes, adjusting gears, fix-

ing flats and lots more! Participants are asked to bring their own bikes. All four hours of training, plus a FREE gift, are offered for

$30.00 per person.

A Ladies Only Maintenance Classwill be held on February 11, 6 to 8pm. This one night class concentrates on flat tire repair

and adjustments to make your bike more comfortable. The two hour class is $20.00 per person.

On February 6, 9am to 4pm, an Advanced Maintenance Classwill be held. This class is for the person that has a basic

knowledge of bike repair but thirsts for more. Working on your own bike, you will learn how to strip the bike to the bare frame,

clean and lube all parts, and put the bike back together. Class size is limited to 2 people. Additional classes will be added as

needed. The seven hour class, including lunch, is $95 per person.

In addition to the training, all students will be eligible for discounts on tools and supplies during the class. Classes are held

at each of the Ernies Bicycle Shop locations: 135 Lake Avenue NW, Massillon (330-832-5111); 1325 Portage Street, North Canton

(330-494-5323); and 1103 4thStreet NW, New Philadelphia (330-343-4056). Class size is limited, additional classes will be added

as needed. Call now! Advanced registration with payment holds your spot.

General Maintenance Class

Feb. 2 and 9, 6-8 pm; Massillon and New Philadelphia Stores

Feb. 3 and 10, 6-8pm; North Canton Store

$30 for two classes (4 hours)

Ladies Only ClassFeb. 11, 6-8pm; All Stores

$20 for one class (2 hours)

Advanced Class

Feb. 23, 9am-4pm; All Stores

$95 for the day, lunch included

Call 330-832-5111 or visit erniesbikeshop.com for info!


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Volunteer Help Wanted

Position: SCBC Advertising Director

Job Description:

You would be contact person to tell our advertisers our

rates and handle any questions they have. We request they

send us ready to go art files in jpg format so you would not

need to design anything. You would send invoices by email

which can be made up in any program like MS Word. You

would get email from our Membership person when the

money has been received. Follow up on any who have not

paid.All ads expire each March and renew in April.

contact [email protected]

if you are interested in helping


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Mystery Photo of the Month

Can you guess the person, place or thing? Where was this picture taken?

You must be present at the SCBC meeting to win

One winner will be drawn from all correct entries at the next club meeting.

Winners are eligible once in a 12 month period.

Mystery Photo

Sponsorship is

available.

month winner location prize

January Mal Johnson Ernie's Lake Avenue Canoe SCBC Store

February no winner football helmet on Osborne SCBC Store

March Bob Valentine windmill on Sherman Church SCBC Store

April Roy Schlabach road reflector SCBC Store

May Ed Grace Lighthouse on Lutz Road SCBC Store

June Ed Schenck Treehouse on Werner Church turned back in

July Marilyn Perdue Applegrove tree carving SCBC Store

August Don Royer steps on Gans Rd SCBC Store

September John Shaeffer Stables on Palm Rd SCBC Store

October Don Eagon Ohio Veterns Memorial barn turned back in

November Margie Baker Highmill pumpkin market SCBC Store

December no winner Navarre bike on 21 SCBC Store

Contratulations to the 2015 Mystery Photo winners


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Snivelys eneral Store

SCBC Club Gear

PLEASE NOTE: ITEMS CAN NOT BE SHIPPED

HubBub Helmet Mirror $21.00

Coin Purses $5.00

Map/Cue Holder Clips $4.00

License Plate Holder $2.00

Bi-fold Clear Wallet $5.00

MICS Emergency Kit $1.00

First Aid Kit $6.00

SCBC Mouse Pad $3.00

Socks with SCBC Logo $5.00

SCBC Window sticker $1.00

SCBC Patch $1.00

SCBC hand towel $4.00

SCBC Chuck Harris mirror $21.00

All sizes of jerseys are back in stock. Sleeveless $50.00, Short-

sleeved $60.00, Long-sleeved, $65.00.

Wind Jackets neon yellow with SCBC logo $65.00.

Shop Snivelys General Store at the next club meeting or contact

Elaine Snively at [email protected]


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Classified ds

Classified ads are free for members and can be

e-mailed to [email protected]

Deadline for submission is the15th of the month

Please notify editor when item is sold.

FOR SALECustom built Greenspeed Recumbent Tandem Trike Model GTTS/5. Considered the limousine of trikes. Built in 2007, pris-tine condition, (color red), less than 1500 miles. Has a limitedrange for frame adjustment but fits me at 72 inches tall and

my wife at 66 inches tall. Will send specs upon request. Ironi-cally, both the original owner and I have had to surrender ourpassions for cycling to catastrophic illnesses. This is a funmachine to ride. Original cost $9600. Asking price $6200

plus shipping fees. Contact Bob or Marianne Gooding [email protected] or at 330-877-8645.

FOR SALE2008 17.5 Trek 6000 Approx. 1000 miles on bike, Red and whitealpha black aluminum, rock shock dart, new wheel bearings, bar

ends, toe clips, specialized fast track tires, Bontrager ranger rims,disc brakes.$500. Obo contact Joe Lautzenheiser email:

[email protected]

FOR SALEProfessional bicycle traveling bag for airline travel $1.00 per day.

Pay before you leave. Michael Steward 330-478-2402.

WANTEDLooking for a men's used 'Comfort' bike, 56cm or 18" - 19" frame.

Wanting an entry level bike for someone to rideoccasionally. Contact Brian at [email protected]

FOR SALELinear Recumbent Tandem, $1500

Designed for shorter than average tandem teamMark Bruce 330-877-7711

FOR SALE

Mavic Ksyrium Elite Wheels, 10 or 11 speed free hub, Bladed andbutted spokes, Light, Stiff and Strong, good for road or trail, justchange the tires. A good and versatile wheel upgrade. $350. orbest offer. [email protected] or 330-455-0007

FOR SALEThule trunk 2 bike rack, excellent condition

Bob Forney 419-217-1641

FOR SALE

Trek 1500 SLR, 56cm, men's 27-speed road bike. Aluminum frame,

carbon fork and seat post. Shimano components: Ultegra rear derail-

leur, 105 front derailleur, 105 STI shifters. 700c 24 spoke wheels. Blue

and white frame. Excellent condition overall.

Ridden less than 1000 miles. Asking $650.

Mark 330 526-6702 or 330 754-8172

FOR SALE2008 Cannondale Six13 58cm with FSA SL- K Light 53/39 crank. Ultegraderailleur with 105 shifters. Mavic Ksyrium Elite wheels with new Bon-trager Race Lite tires. Asking $ 800. Contact [email protected]

FOR SALEValkyrie Airborne titanium frame and fork, 58 cm frame

Shimano Ultegra Triple Crank, Bontrager Race Lite WheelsLook Spring Pedals (size 12 shoes included) Asking $1,000Darwin K. Smith 304-374-1505 [email protected]

FOR SALETrek 5200 triple (52/42/30) OCLV 120 Carbon. 56 cm black frame. All

Shimano Ultegra gearing. Fork & wheels are Bontrager Race Lite. Tires:

2013 Continental Grand Prix 4 Season Kevlar 700x 25. ( 300 mi.) Spe-cialized Avatar 143 Gel Seat. Planet Earth monitor. Excellent shape.This is a copy of Armstrong's Postal Bike. Comfortable and fast. . One

owner. $ 795 Call Bill @ 330 456 7049

FOR SALEVolare Elite elasto gel trainer. Very smooth,

perfect for your indoor workout. $25Rich Grella 330-224-6950 or [email protected]

WANTEDA sturdy airline cycling travel box for a 60cmframe.

Must be able to handle the rough stuff.Shane 330-472-8722 [email protected]
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