Entries for April 2009

by Joe Ward — Semi-Official Club Historian History can teach us. I have learned in studying the history of bicycling in Louisville, for example, that if nobody writes it down, everybody who remembers it dies, and people have to guess at what happene...

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by Jim Tretter My first involvement was in 1985, when I agreed to sell T-shirts. T-shirts were first sold in 1984 when Gil Morris (of Highland Cycles) took the brochure logo and had Randy Oates (Oates Flag) print up 100 orange shirts, they quickly s...

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by Stewart Prather As the 20th anniversary of the Old Kentucky Home Tour approaches, a brief history of how the ride started and its early years might be of interest. Shortly after Deborah and I began riding with the Louisville Wheelmen (as the cl...

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