Ted Belanger Las Vegas was the setting for 41 members of the CycleMasters to enjoy three fun-filled days from November 17-20, with cycling and socializing. Our first get-together was Tuesday night at the Grotto Italian Restaurant, where we indulged in a fabulous salad, pasta and pizza family style dinner. Following dinner we met in our…
Ted Belanger This November has proven again that the SaddleBrooke CycleMasters continue to shine within the community. Whether it is doing community services like the road clean-up projects or supporting the Tucson Marathon Water Stop and Bike Patrol or collecting food for the local food pantry or donating bikes to the children at the local…
Ted Belanger Our annual event was held this year on March 7 and was a great success thanks to the committee of Joanne Marmon, Diana Luthy and Patsy Chase. Starting with a social hour in the Big Horn Dining Room, the 80 members enjoyed a fabulous dinner of prime rib or sea bass prepared to…
Ted Belanger Retirement is great – No work – No stress -No driving everyday – and plenty of time to enjoy the life you dreamed about! As a young child riding your bicycle gave you independence and freedom. The thrill of cycling and experiencing the sights and sounds of the open road continue to excite…
Everyone in the world should visit this magnificent national treasure and park. The deepest Caldera in the United States, second deepest in North America and seventh in the world. Its deep dark blue body of water is six miles across. Crater Lake Lodge sits at the edge of the lake with grand views, a great…
Ted Belanger On April 9, 27 members of the CycleMasters bicycled for three days through these popular southern Arizona towns of Patagonia, Sonoita, the Wine Country of Elgin, Tombstone and Sierra Vista. The first afternoon ride was a warm up ride from Sonoita to Patagonia with a stop at the Ground Coffee Shop. This 25…
Bob Lamb John and Linda Monfore of the SaddleBrooke CycleMasters have been delivering the SaddleBrooke Progress on their bicycles since 2009. Each month they deliver 175 papers and each paper is inserted into a plastic bag which is then placed on the tube under each mailbox. Together their route takes them about one hour. John started…