January 2011
Fresno Cycling Club
Mr. Q’s
Corner
General Club Meeting:
University of California, Fresno
Center
550 East Shaw Avenue
(Across from
Fashion Fair Mall)
Calaveras Room
January 12th - - 7:00 PM
Guest Speaker
Dennis Ball, FCC’s new Vice
President, will talk about
Bicycling and the Law
Board Meeting
January 5th
We’re on the web!
www.fresnocycling.com
FCC’s Annual New
Years Day Ride
Saturday
January 1, 2011
Start Time: 9:30 AM
Location: Steven’s
Bicycle at
Willow and Nees
All are invited to attend this
FCC sponsored annual New
Year’s Day ride. We will ride
to Lost Lake as we have
traditionally done in the past.
This ride is for every one of all
abilities
Baked goodies and
beverages will be supplied at
Lost Lake.
Courtesy of the Fresno
Cycling Club
Mr. Q’s Corner
Here we are beginning 2011. The
Christmas party is behind us and by the
time you read this issue of the Rough
Draft, the New Years ride will also be in
the past by a few days. We are looking
forward to some new things happening
in 2011 with the Club. After decades of
a hard copy of the newsletter, FCC is
joining the 21st century and going to an
electronic issue of the Rough Draft.
There will still be a few of you who
prefer a hard copy mailed and that is
fine and will be an option. Also hard
copies will still be distributed to all the
bike shops, but the majority of the
members will receive theirs by email
with a password for the main text. The
details and technical aspects of the
change are now being worked out. The
web site will also undergo
reconstruction and take on a new look
and should be ready within few months.
On a more disturbing note, it seems that
in the last few months I’ve heard about
a number of harassment incidents by
individuals in cars against cyclist. The
last reported incident took place well
within the populated areas of north
Fresno and Clovis. The most recent
took place in the vicinity of Shepherd
and Chestnut. A vehicle pulled up
dangerously close to a cyclist, one of
the occupants of the car reached out of
the window and pushed the rider
causing him to crash. This senseless
action has the potential to cause serious
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Volume XXXXl, Issue 1
The Fresno Cycling
Club wishes
everyone the best for
2011, and we hope
you have a safe and
fun year in cycling.
Happy Cycling!
In this issue:
Board Members, Club Jerseys,
New Members…………….……..…2
Advocacy Report……………..…....3
Citrus Tasting………...……..…......4
2010 FCC Christmas Party...…..5/6
Ride Calendar……………..….…7/8
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FCC Board Members
President
Ron Quitoriano (559) 299-0175
[email protected]
Vice President
Dennis Ball
Secretary/Memberships
Kathy Tanaka (559) 999-4579
[email protected]
Treasurer
Adrienne Moser (559) 225-0224
[email protected]
Newsletter Editor
Greg Issinghoff (559) 360-4760
[email protected]
Advocacy Legislation
Nick Paladino (559) 432-8830
[email protected]
A/B Ride Coordinator
Nancy Dooley (559) 875-6399
[email protected]
C/D Ride Coordinator
Eric Zentner (559) 897-5910
[email protected]
Past President
Paula Landis (559) 291-8750
[email protected]
Directors at Large
Kent Tanaka
Appointees
Librarian
Nick Paladino (559) 432-8830
Honorary Historian
Mark Perkins (707) 274-7126
[email protected]
Event Coordinators
Bass Lake Powerhouse Double
Richard Hoff (559) 875-3736
[email protected]
Climb to Kaiser
John Kraft (559) 355-0534
[email protected]
December 2010
New Members
Erich Riedner, Fresno
Michael and Lis Quiroz, Clovis
Janie Munoz-Tafoya, Fresno
Senior Benefit Bike Event
April 16th, 2011
By Mike Thomson
Please mark your calendars for
our Third Annual Benefit Bike
Ride for the Ranchos/Hills Senior
Center, located just off of Avenue
12 at 37330 Berkshire Drive in
Madera Ranchos. This is to
benefit the folks at the Center who
work hard to raise money
throughout the year to keep their
Center open. Door prizes, food,
and fun are standard fare at our
events. Last year’s rides were 10,
25, and 65 miles. We are thinking
of adding a century ride this year.
Fliers will follow in future
newsletter. Please direct inquiries
to Mike Thomson 559-240-1525
or Joann Blancett 559-645-4864.
The Center is open MondayFriday from 9am until 1pm. Feel
free to come visit us anytime.
Happy New Year!
Support our club, buy
Fresno Cycling
paraphernalia
The club continues to offer the everpopular red and yellow jersey. This
jersey would make a great addition
to your selection of riding apparel.
The standard blue and yellow is also
available in both men and women
specific sizes. There are also
blue/yellow and red/yellow wind
vests with back pockets. Cost of
jerseys are $60.00; the wind vests
are $55.00.
To order contact Kathy Tanaka at
[email protected]
or 559-999-4579
Mr Qs Corner (continued from Page 1)
injury. Fortunately, the rider was not injured except for a few scrapes and bruises.
Another incident that was described to me, took place in northeast Clovis. A driver yelled at a cyclist as he passed to
get off of the road. The driver then pulled ahead, stopped, got of his car, and approached the cyclist in a threatening
manner. The cyclist then moved to the opposite side of the road as fast as possible and darted into a neighborhood to
get away. If an incident as described above happens to you, try to remember all you can about the incident and report
it to the police.
Ride safe and see you on the road.
Ron Quitoriano
FCC President
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Advocacy Report for January, 2011
By Nick Paladino
Recently an issue has arisen with the Fresno County Transportation Authority (FCTA) over the
usage of the Measure C sales tax funds set aside for bicycle lanes. The Measure “C” Extension
Expenditure Plan that was approved by the voters of Fresno County in November, 2006, to continue
the ½ cent sales tax for transportation included a separate fund or earmark for the installation of
bicycle lanes. That paragraph of the Expenditure Plan, Earmarks for Bicycle Facilities, reads “these
funds may be used only for retrofitting bicycle lanes within the circulation system that existed as of
January 2007 or the date of adoption of the (Bicycle) Master Plan.” It was the intent of the Measure
C Extension Steering Committee (of which I was a member) that these funds be used to install new
bicycle lanes on already developed streets, hence the use of the word “retrofit”. To me the word
“retrofit” meant to go back and add something new to an already existing facility or to update an
already existing facility.
In early December I learned that a city within the county desired to use its bicycle lane money to restripe existing bicycle lanes as well as install new bicycle lanes. The city sought permission from
the FCTA to do so. In January 2010 the FCTA interpreted the definition of “retrofit” to include
“update”. The FCTA then asserted that this interpretation then allowed for the “update or
maintenance” of existing bicycle lanes with the Bicycle Facilities funds. That city then used most of
its bicycle lane earmark funds in FY09/10 to re-stripe existing bicycle lanes.
Bicycle lanes, once installed, are part of the roadway. Maintenance of bicycle lanes should be part
of the normal roadway maintenance program and paid for out of maintenance funds.
I objected to the FCTA’s interpretation on two grounds. First, it violates the intention of the Steering
Committee that wrote the Expenditure Plan. Second, this interpretation is not consistent with the
definition of the word “retrofit”. When I spoke to the FCTA staff about this matter, I was told that I
should formally state my objections in a letter.
I presented this issue at the December meeting of the Fresno Cycling Club’s Board of Directors and
asked whether I should write a formal letter from the club to the FCTA stating the club’s objections
to this interpretation. The Board voted unanimously that I should write a letter of objection. That
letter was delivered to the FCTA on December 20, 2010, and I likely will not receive a formal
response until after the holidays. If the FCTA maintains its position, I have already asked that the
issue be discussed at the January meeting of the Measure C Citizens Oversight Committee, of
which I am a member.
If the club should lose its appeal, what would be the practical effect? Existing bicycle lanes should
be well maintained; that is, the white stripe should not be allowed to fade away. However, few new
bicycle lanes will be retrofitted or installed on existing streets.
If anyone has any comments or questions on this issue, please contact me at the phone number
and email shown on the club officer listing.
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CITRUS TASTING RIDE IN LEMON COVE
By Nancy Dooley
Marshall and Kathy Taylor, longtime Fresno Cycling Club ride leaders from the South Valley, led a
ride to the University of California's Lindcove Research and Extension Center for their annual citrus
tasting on December 11, 2010. This research facility offers a once a year opportunity for the public
to sample over one hundred and fifty varieties of citrus that their scientists have developed over the
past year. Sampling all that citrus was a real treat, with the added benefit of getting a megadose of
vitamin C!
Marshall and Kathy are known for offering an educational or cultural twist to their rides. Over the
years, they have guided us to various places of interest: to an olive ranch where we were treated to
a private tour of a family run olive oil operation; to an abandoned apple-processing barn above
Three Rivers where a reclusive but talented artist regaled us with his life story while showing us his
exceptional paintings; and finally, to Exeter where the old late 1800s brick buildings are covered with
colorful murals that depict life as it once was 100 years ago.
Kathy and Marshall will be offering the popular Exeter Mural Ride again in January (check the
newsletter for the date). Be sure to make the time to drive the hour from Fresno to be part of this
ride. We tour Exeter and visit over 18 murals. We then ride 10 miles south to the town of Lindsay to
see their murals. The return is through orange groves and along the canal bank back to the start.
As always, on our return there is an optional lunch at one of the many exceptional restaurants in
Exeter.
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FRESNO CYCLING CLUB 2010 CHRISTMAS PARTY
By Don Warner
The 2010 Fresno Cycling Club’s Annual Christmas Party was held on Sunday, December 5th and was a huge success.
A big thanks goes out to all the club members that volunteered to help and everyone that brought all the delicious food.
The following are those members that donated their time to make this year’s event so successful. If anyone was
forgotten, please accept my apologies up-front.
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Dennis Ball
Rick Benson
Don & Judy Bier
Roehl Caragao
Steve Ko
Bill Miks
Adrienne Moser
Larry & Jan Petrie
Ron & Ann Quitoriano
Stanley Sakata
Kent & Kathy Tanaka
Katie Tanaka and;
Lindsey Amaro
In addition, thanks to all the local bike shops that provided prizes at the Christmas Party. We appreciate the support the
local bike shops have provided to the Fresno Cycling Club throughout the year. As members of the Fresno Cycling
Club, we should return the favor and support our local shops. The local bike shops that donated to this year’s Fresno
Cycling Club Christmas party are:
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Cycle Path; Owner: Roger Guzman
Fresno Schwinn; Owner: Wayne Cooley
Herb Bauer Cycling; Owner: Barry Bauer
Rubber Soul Bicycles; Owners: Ben Medrano & Rich Holdsworth
Steven’s Bicycles; Owners: Brent & Tina Kutzback
Thanks again to everyone that helped make the Christmas party a success.
Best wishes for the New Year.
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January 2011 Ride Calendar
Date
Time
Rating
Ride Leader
Phone
Description
Wednesdays
and Saturdays
Call for
start times
D ride.
Training
Eric Zentner
859-4131
Mondays and
Wednesdays
9:00 a.m.
C ride
John Fries
Tom Braner
Bob Lindsey
313-1540
284-2777
250-9090
Saturday 1/1
9:30 a.m.
ABCD/1/2
8 Social
Ron Quitoriano
299-0175
Sunday 1/2
9:00 a.m.
B/3/35
Social
Ken Herrington
Nancy Dooley
299-2275
875-6399
Tuesday 1/4
9:00 a.m.
B/3/35
Social
Ken Herrington
299-2275
Saturday 1/8
9:00 a.m.
BCD/34/40+
Social
Nancy Dooley
Bill Lutjens
Ron Quitoriano
875-6399
908-2485
299-0175
Saturday 1/8
9:30 a.m.
C/4/44
social
Jane Johnson
281-8341
Sunday 1/9
9:00 a.m.
AB/1/18
Social
Ken Herrington
299-2275
Thursday 1/13
9:00 a.m.
B/1/43-58
Social
Ken Herrington
299-2275
Saturday 1/15
9:00 a.m.
B/2/25
Social
Marshall and
Kathy Taylor
592-6761
Join Eric for a ride up in the Sierras to enjoy the
mountains. Our rides always include a hearty lunch stop.
Call for details.
The Mountain Men meet Monday and Wednesday
mornings in the Park and Ride lot next to the fire station
at Temperance and FRWY 168. These are "C" paced
"show and go" rides of 55 to 80 miles looping into the
foothills. Mountain Women are also welcome. Call for
further information.
New Year's Day Ride: Come on out for the first ride of
the new year! We will meet at Steven’s Bicycles (Willow
& Ness) to ride with other clubs from the Fresno area to
Lost Lake for hot drinks and baked goodies by Diana
Herrington and family. Return to the start or group
together with friends for a longer ride option into the
foothills.
The Circuit: Meet Ken and Nancy at the corner of
Armstrong and Herndon in Clovis for our monthly
weekend ride around the Circuit. Climb up to Millerton
Store, cross the plateau by Table Mountain, and stop for
breakfast at the Dam Dinner in Friant. Head back up the
bike lane on Friant Road and connect to the Clovis bike
trails back to the start.
ROG Ride/Circuit: Meet Ken at Armstrong and
Herndon for a midweek ride around the Circuit.
Sandwiches at the Meat Market at Fowler and Shepherd
(or a new indoor place if it's too cold) on our return.
Leisurely pace. All riders welcome, not just retired old
guys!
Split-level Ride Toward Prather: Meet in the Steven's
Bicycle parking lot on Willow. This ride is geared to
include all level riders for a social-get-acquainted ride up
to Millerton Store. From that point, Nancy will take the
slower B Riders up the road to Marshall's Station; Bill
will continue with the C riders up to Prather; and Ron will
herd the D riders past Prather along Lodge Road to
Humphrey's and back. Come on out and meet some of
the FCC riders in different categories. Should be fun!
Back Side of Millerton: Meet at the parking lot on the
southeast corner of Fowler and Ness. Bad weather
cancels.
The Red Caboose Ride: Join Ken at Armstrong and
Herndon for this leisurely beginner's ride. Ride east of
Clovis to Shaw and Academy for breakfast at the Red
Caboose. Route goes out Bullard and Sierra and returns
up
Shaw and Bullard.
ROG Mystery Ride: Build up your mileage base on this
midweek ride east of Clovis. Several possible
destinations - Reedley, Piedra, or just the Fruit Stand on
Reed & Hwy 180 - group decides! Comfortable pace.
Exeter Mural Ride: See article in newsletter regarding
this popular ride in Exeter. Join Marshall and Kathy at
the water tower in Exeter for a tour of the town's
wonderful murals. Then, ride out to Lindsay to view
theirs. The ride back is a pleasant jaunt along the
Friant/Kern canal. Lunch on our return at the Home
Town Emporium.
January 2011 Ride Calendar
Saturday 1/15
9:00 a.m.
B+/4/40
Social
Nick Paladino
432-8830
Sunday 1/16
9:00 a.m.
AB/1/29
Social
Nancy Dooley
875-6399
Tuesday 1/18
9:00 a.m.
B/3/35
Social
Ken Herrington
299-2275
Saturday 1/22
9:00 a.m.
B/3/40+
Social
John Iles
892-5931
Saturday 1/22
9:00 a.m.
C/4/50
Social
Bill Lutjens
908-2485
Saturday 1/22
9:30 a.m.
C/4/58
Social
Jane Johnson
281-8341
Sunday 1/23
9:00 a.m.
B/2/35
Social
Nancy Dooley
Ken Herrington
875-6399
299-2275
Thursday
1/27
9:00 a.m.
B/1/43-58
Social
Ken Herrington
299-2275
Saturday 1/29
9:00 a.m.
AB/1/26
Social
Kelley Morrow
287-7096
Saturday 1/29
9:00 a.m.
C/4/50
Social
Bill Lutjens
908-2485
Saturday 1/29
9:00 a.m.
C/4/50
Social
Andrew Miguel
347-8967
Sunday 1/30
9:00 a.m.
B/4/22
Social
Nancy Dooley
875-6399
Backside of Millerton: Meet Nick at the north entrance
to Woodward Park. Ride out at a brisk pace to Fraint
and beyond to the backside of Millerton Lake. There are
three good climbs on this out and back ride. Stops at the
Shell station in Friant as needed.
Sanger Starbuck's Ride: Join Nancy at Clovis East
High School (the Southeast parking lot on Leonard near
Ashlan). Meander out the backroads to Sanger for your
favorite treat at the Sanger Starbuck's. Continue into the
river bottom east of Sanger and back up Ashlan to the
start. Great entry level ride!
Ken Herrington ROG Ride/Circuit: Meet Ken at
Armstrong and Herndon for this second midweek ride
around the Circuit. Again, we'll stop for sandwiches at
the Meat Market on our return.
Watts Valley Road: Meet John at Armstrong and
Herndon for this easy winter ride out east of Clovis to the
choral on Watt's Valley Road. The route goes through
peaceful oak-tree studded hills toward the turnaround.
Spring Valley School: Meet Bill at Willow Station
(Willow and Nees Ave.) at the Starbuck's. Group riding in
flats not to exceed 19 mph, regrouping on climbs, and/or
every hour. This is an out and back at a true C pace.
Rain or fog will cancel.
Millerton Store & Humphries Station: Meet at the
parking lot on the southeast corner of Fowler and Ness.
Ride up to Millerton Store and Humphries Station.
Return on Pitman Hill, Shaw and Academy. Bad
weather cancels
The Blossom Trail Cafe Ride: Meet Nancy and Ken at
Shaw and Academy for this monthly ride out Belmont to
Doyal's Store in Piedra for a snack stop. Then, cross the
bridge, climb the Tivy Valley hill, past the horse farm,
and return up Belmont for lunch at the blossom Trail
Cafe. Finish the ride up the Academy bike lane to the
start. Please park between the business areas on Shaw
east of Academy.
ROG Mystery Ride: Once again, meet Ken at
Armstrong and Herndon for a lengthy spin out east of
Clovis. Route will be up to the group on where and how
far. Comfortable pace.
The Kingsburg Loop: Join Kelley at the water tower in
Reedley for a spin out west of town towards the Sun
Maid Plant in Kingsburg. Circle back to Kingsburg for a
snacks at a new place on Draper Street. Then, head on
back through the winter landscape to the start. Good
entry level ride.
Raymond to Mariposa: Meet Bill at the Raymond
General Store (call for directions). Ride up quiet country
roads from Raymond to Mariposa with 4500 feet of total
climbing. Frequent regrouping along the way. Be
prepared for rough roads and some challenging climbs.
Rain and/or fog will cancel. Call for ride sharing.
Show-N-Go Woodward Park Compass: Time to start
working those legs again and start your training for this
upcoming season’s century rides.
Humphrey's Station: Join Nancy at Millerton Store for
a ride east over a hilly course to Humphrey's Station for
breakfast. A few short climbs get your attention on this
one so be prepared!
Membership Registration & Renewal Application
The Fresno cycling Club is a group of 500 plus cyclist who enjoy bicycling as a recreation and sport. As a club we seek to offer cycling
events and activities that span a spectrum of cycling interests. Club rides are scheduled year round and range from entry-level to 100 mile
expert rides. FCC sponsors several major cycling events each year: the famous Climb to Kaiser, voted by Bicycling Magazine one of the
ten toughest rides in the United States, the Bass Lake Powerhouse Double Century, for the long distance enthusiasts and several fully
supported members-only rides each year. We protect the rights of cyclist by following local, state and national affairs as they concern
cycling. FCC is in the forefront of bicycle advocacy in and around the Fresno area by promoting safe bike lanes and routes. If you like to
ride, FCC has a place for you. Club members receive a monthly newsletter listing ride schedules and other information of interest to local
cyclist. We hope and encourage you to join FCC. Please fill out the information and mail it to the address listed below. Don’t wait another
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Bicycle Shop Directory
Support Your Local Bike Shop
Bike World
601 W. Shaw, Clovis
(559) 299-2286
Doug Reitz
Bike Trax
1760 11th St.
Reedley, CA
(559) 638-2398
www.biketraxusa.com
Cycle Path
7141 N. Cedar
Fresno, CA
Herb Bauer Cycling
6264 N. Blackstone
Fresno, Ca 93710
559-435-8600
www.herbbauersportinggoods.com
Jacob Cisneros, Manager
Momentum Cycling
7591 North Ingram Avenue #106
Fresno, CA 93711
(559) 449-0223
Momentum-cycling.com
Rubber Soul Bicycles
132 W. Nees
Fresno, CA
(559) 435-BIKE
www.rubbersoulbicycles.com
Steven’s Bicycles
3132 N. Palm Ave., Fresno
(559) 229-8163
Willow and Nees
Sunnyside Bicycles
6105 E. Kings Canyon
Fresno, CA 93727
(559) 255-7433
www.sunnysidebicycles.com
Tower Velo
1435 N. Van Ness
Fresno, CA 93728
(559) 268-2863
Michael Eacock
Tri-Sport Unlimited
9433 N Fort Washington # 101
Fresno, CA
(559) 433-3000
www.tri-sport.com
Visalia Cyclery
1829 W. Caldwell Ave.
Visalia, CA (559)732-2453
www.visaliacyclery.com
between Olive and McKinley across from Tom's Trains
(Behind John’s Incredible Pizza)
(559) 325-0348
www.cyclepathbicycles.net
Roger Guzman
Some shops offer some type of discount to club members. Identify
yourself as an FCC member and check with each shop before
making purchases to find out their policy.
Fresno Schwinn
2444 E Ashlan Ave
Fresno, CA 93726-3100
(559) 226-2453
www.fresnoschwinn.com
(Riverpark Trails Center)
Brent & Tina Kutzback
www.stevensbicycles.com