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51st Fitchburg Longsjo Classic
July 2 - July 5
50th Celebration
Photo by Ryan Kelly
The Raleigh Boys presented by
In 1973 Raleigh Bicycles was the first sponsor to fund and support the most prolific US cycling team of the modern era. This 14-man team containing seven Olympians, four Hall of Fame members and U.S. National team members, competed and won major cycling events throughout the US, Canada and Mexico during the early 1970’s. Join these original riders for an incredible weekend of memories! Contact Bill Humphreys for more details.
Racer
John Allis
John Bare
Allen Bell
Dave Boll
Dave Chauner “Hornet”
Doug Dale
Richard “Dickey” Dunn
Bill Farrell
John “The Monk”Gromek
John Howard
Jim Huetter “The Dry-Look”
Bill Humphreys “Bikeguy”
Bobby Phillips
Stan Swaim “Tree Trunks”
Emile Waldeufel “Flip”
Career Highlights
3x Olympian - Hall of Fame
National Team / Tour of Ireland
2 Sport Olympian (skating) - Hall of Fame
Olympian / Winner Tour of Somerville
2x Olympian - Hall of Fame
Winner of Fitchburg / Tour of Ireland / Rapport Tour
National Team / Tour of Ireland / Vuelta Chile
New England Road Champion / sprinter
Climber Extraordinaire / Tour of Newfoundland
3x Olympian, Hall of Fame, Iron man
Pan Am Team / Olympic Alternate
National Team / Tour of Ireland / Newfoundland
Winner of Fitchburg / 20x National Champion / track & road
Pre-derailleur / National Team / Tour of Ireland
Chef / Olympian
Raleigh Boys Photo Gallery
Fitchburg, MA (February 05, 2009) – The Raleigh Boys, the cycling team from the seventies that put America on the international stage, will be part of the 50th Fitchburg Longsjo Classic, July 2nd -5th, and its Past Champions Celebration Banquet being held in Fitchburg, MA.
This year, the four day stage race includes a special celebration dinner, which is open to the public, on the Fourth of July and will include many of the Longsjo Classic’s past champions along with the Raleigh Boys, who are being sponsored by Wheelworks Bicycle Stores/ Cycling Centers, a major Bay State retailer.
