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May 23, 2011

Krempels King of the Road Challenge Oct 15, 2011

The Krempels King of the Road Challenge is a fundraising event for the Krempels Center, a Portsmouth NH based nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people living with brain injury from trauma, tumor or stroke.  Ted and Robbie King's father experienced a stroke in 2003, and has been an active member of the Krempels Center since then. Three routes, of varying lengths, have been designed to accommodate a wide range of cycling abilities, fundraising minimums have been set at easily attainable levels and the focus has been put on family fun.

October 15, 2011
Location Stratham, NH
Contact Arlon Chaffee arlon@lococycling.com

May 10, 2011

No Whaling City Cyclone for the 2011 Race Season

Thursday, May 05, 2011
Dear Friends and Supporters of the Whaling City Cyclone
It is with deep regret that I must announce that there will be no event produced for the 2011 Racing Season.
Thanks to your generous support and sponsorship, we have had three very successful years of world class bicycle racing near downtown New London, on the waterfront of the Fort Trumbull peninsula. We have attracted over twelve hundred cyclists and their families from all over the Northeast to compete in our races and in 2010 we were privileged to have a team of Dutch Riders travel to New London for the event.
Each of you have done more than your share to make each event a success and those who have attended any of the events are aware of what a wonderful day of sport and pageantry we presented for the community.
This decision is a disappointing one because of the broad impact of last year’s event. We had begun to attract more spectators and volunteers to enjoy the race and help with our effort. In turn we expected an expansion of our paid rider base as a result of the inclusion of the Dutch racing team.
The young Dutch riders share our disappointment as they had planned to join us again for another ten days of New England racing. A number of their parents expressed interest in making the trip as well, because they heard such wonderful stories of the hospitality shown to their sons while staying in The Mystic Region.
We knew from the beginning that we would require the support of a major sponsor or two co-sponsors that could provide cash infusion of at least fifteen thousand dollars in order to deliver an event of last year’s proportions.  Despite all our efforts and your continued generosity, we were just not able to generate sufficient sponsorship and revenues to make the race a viable enterprise.
I can’t tell you how proud I have been to work with each and every one of you. To see the efficient work and cooperation between various elements of our local government from Public Works to First Responders, and the support we received from City Hall and local civic organizations, as far east as Block Island.
It was truly a joy working with all of you. Perhaps next year with Op Sail being planned we can be included in the overall program as a truly compatible international sports event to enhance the larger venue.
Thank you again for all your effort and generosity in support of the Whaling City Cyclone.
Bill Humphreys
Race Director,
Whaling City Cyclone

ATTENTION NEW ENGLAND JUNIORS AGE 14 BY 6/27/11

If you are a  New England Junior who will be age 14 by 6/27/2011 and interested in attending the Regional Development Camp in PA June 27 - July 2nd, please check out the following link:

http://www.usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=809

NEBRA will consider providing grants to help defray costs for those planning to attend.  Please contact Tony Fedirko at afedirko@yahoo.com for more information.

Early registration ends May 13 and offers a $50 savings; Registration ends June 3