sunday training rides 9am

Sunday rides will now start at 9am as the weather is much improved now! Sun 10th April will be to Barns Green, Sumner Ponds. A lovely place in a log cabin. 25 miles there and 25 back.

saturday April 2nd

Great turnout 28 at coffee the best yet! good to see so many ladies off road very sociable

Pictures of Tom Fish

1971 Kingston to Worthing (2nd May 1971)

Also believed to be Kingston to Worthing, probably early 80s

Date and place unknown

Marble Arch 1972


Photos: Joe Picton


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Tom Fish

The Funeral of Tom Fish is to be held on Wednesday March 30th at 11.40am
Hanworth Crematorium
Hounslow Road
Hanworth
TW13 5JH

Saturday Ride March 19th

A bumper turnout of 23 people to coffee in the sun at Shoots Stoke D'Abernon.
A big welcome to the above new people please come again!

Medium Gear 25 - result sheet

KINGSTON PHOENIX ROAD CLUB
MEDIUM GEAR 72 inch
CLUB 25 MILE TIME TRIAL
SUNDAY 13th MARCH 2011
G25/47
RESULT SHEET

No NAME             TIME    HCP HCP/TIME POINTS  AWARDS
14 Rupert Bole     1-06-45  Kingston Wheelers   (unrestricted)
12 David French    1-08-02  Weybridge Wheelers
10 Simon Mitchell  1-11-08  Scr  1-11-08   7 / 2  1st Fastest
7  Brian Powney    1-16-58   7   1-09-58   6 / 3
11 Jake Dodd       1-17-51   9   1-08-51   3 / 5
2  Simon Waller    1-18-28  16   1-02-28   5 / 7  1st Hcp
3  Ray Dare        1-21-32  18   1-03-32   4 / 6  2nd Hcp
4  Joe Bertorelli  1-23-32   8   1-15-32   3 / 2
6  Mike Morley     1-26-30  16   1-10-30   2 / 2
1  Rick Opie       1-29-22  20   1-09-22   2 / 4
5  Grant Pyke      1-42-27  14   1-28-27   2 / 2  (Puncture)
8  Simon Trehearn    DNF    10             1 / 0  (2 Punctures)
9  Mark Gladwyn      DNF    11             1 / 0  (Puncture)

Congratulations to Simon, the first Trophy winner of 2011. And the 13th time he has won The Brass Monkey Trophy.

Thanks to Ron & Doreen who supplied the tea. On A Morning Not So Cold


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Frank

Tom Fish has died

The sad, but not entirely unexpected news of the death of Tom Fish has just started on the grapevine.

Tomorrow would have been his 97th birthday, but over the last few years both his sight and hearing have been failing him, and he has spent the last few months in a care home in Teddington.

Tom was mainly a touring man, but was involved with the Phoenix for many years and set our first Vets Records at 12 hrs in 1960. Tom also set a Vets Record at 10 miles for a 90-year-old a few years ago.

News on the funeral when I hear it.

The profile that appeared in the SWLDA Sou'Wester magazine can be read here.


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