December Club Meeting

Would you believe we already need to discuss race-hosting plans for next season?

The ABA has been framing the 2020 season’s race calendar. We’ll need to discuss what commitments the club should make. Come to our December meeting, and have your say.

Where: South Edmonton Commons MEC Community Boardroom, 1624 99 Street, Edmonton

When: Tuesday December 3 from 7:00-8:30 PM

All club members welcome to attend.

If you would like anything in particular added to the agenda, send your request to: president@velocitycyclingclub.ca

Help Set Edmonton’s Bike Network Priorities

Edmonton’s Bike Plan has entered its Survey phase. Have you shared your priorities and trade-offs with the City?

Take the City’s Survey TODAY: https://www.edmonton.ca/transportation/cycling_walking/bike-plan-public-engagement.aspx

Club Equipment Clear-Out

Much of the old gear has been sold. But a few items are still looking for new homes.

Here’s what’s left this week:

• 1 Garmin 500 computer $90
• 1 Giant cross bike size L with Shimano 10 speed Ultegra $400
• 1 50 cm Marinoni track bike very lightly used $500

If interested contact Ed Heacock (heacock@telusplanet.net) for more information or to view.

Weekend Zwift Meet-up Ride

I’m hosting a Zwift Meet-up this Saturday at 11am. It’ll be about an hour long. I’m curious how Zwift’s new Fence feature will work to keep us all together.

If you’d like to participate, you must be following me on Zwift. In the app on your cell phone, use the “Find Zwifters” function, and search for “Kevin Rokosh.” I should show up. If possible, put “[VCC]” at the end of your name to help me pick you out from the crowd. Up until Saturday morning I’ll be looking for new sign-ups to invite to the Meet-Up.

If you have any questions, send me an email: Kevin@EpicSeasonCoaching.com

When the spirits are low, when the day appears dark, when work becomes monotonous, when hope hardly seems worth having, just mount a bicycle and go out for a spin down the road, without thought on anything but the ride you are taking. — Arthur Conan Doyle, British author