The Contents page

Page 11, the Encino Velodrome (250 meters) and the San Diego Velodrome (333 1/3 meters) and explanations of the lines on the tracks

Page 18 photos of Ron Skarin and Grant Foster, and a list of the 1976 USCF National Champions: Wayne Stetina, Connie Carpenter, Larry Shields, Fran Sazeri, Jim Meyers, Jeff Bradley, Jaque Bradley, Grant Foster, John Howard, Lyn Lemaire, Nikola Farac Ban and Andy Weaver.

Page 19 photo of the 1976 National Team Pursuit Champions, L to R: Kevin Lutz, Ron Skarin, Paul Murray and Paul Deem. Also included is a list of the 1976 USCF National Track Champions: Leigh Barcewski, Bob Vehe, Leonard Nitz, Chris Springer, Sheila Young, Connie Carpenter, Jane Brennan Jeff Bradley, Connie Paraskevin, Guillermo Lopez and Kristy Walz.

Page 21 photos of two cycling clubs; (1) ARCO North Hollywood Wheelmen and Hidden Valley Y Bicycle Club.

Page 22, pictured are two clubs; (1) Major Motion Cycling Club and (2) Marina Del Rey Cycle Club. Also mentioned are the Orange County Wheelmen and the Pacific Cyclists.

Page 23, photos of two cycling clubs; (1) Pasadena Athletic Association Cycle Team sponsored by Windsor Bicycles, and (2) Montrose Cycle Club sponsored by SunTour & Nishiki. Also mentioned are the Las Vegas Wheelmen and the Santa Barbara Bicycle Club (formerly the Painted Cave Bicycle Club).

Page 24, pictured are two clubs; (1) Riverside Bicycle Club and (2) Mt. Baldy Cycling Club sponsored by Nishiki. Also mentioned is the Carlsbad Bicycle Club

Page 25, pictured are two clubs; (1) Paramount Cycle Club sponsored by Schwinn and (2) San Diego Bicycle Club sponsored by Shimano. Also mentioned is the Los Angeles Wheelmen.

Page 26, pictured are tow clubs; (1) South Bay Wheelmen sponsored by Gitane and (2) Velo Club La Grange/Westwood sponsored by Peugeot. Also mentioned is Velo Orange bicycling Club sponsored by Peugeot.

Page 27, pictured is the Quick Release Bicycling Club sponsored by Zeus. Also mentioned is the Ventura County Bicycle Club sponsored by Bill's Bike Shop

Page 29, photos and bios of four racers; Bob Allen, Jerry Ash, Mary Baker and Andy Bell.

Page 30, photos and bios of four racers; Elleen Burns, Bob Buyny, Jane Buyny and Paul Deem

Page 31, photos and bios of three racers; Doug Dulgeroff, Tony Dulgeroff and Chris Farrell

Page 31, photos and bios of three racers; Greg Foster, Ken Fuller and Clark Germain

Page 33, photos and bios of three racers; Dave Gordon, Linda Stein Haley and Harold (Cliff) Halsey

Page 34, photos and bios of three racers; Gibby Hatton, James (J.P.) Holleman and Bob Keane

Page 35, photos and bios of three racers; Arturo Lewin, Kevin Lutz and Pat McDonough

Page 36, photos and bios of four racers; Jim Meyers, Scott Miller, Xavier (Rudy) Mirander and Diana Monsalve

Page 37, photos and bios of three racers; Todd Morey, Paul Murray and Hanna North

Page 38, photos and bios of three racers; Rory O'Reilly, Karen Roy and Jan Russell

Page 39, photos and bios of four racers; Ira Schaffer, Ray Schultz, Larry Shields and Ron Skarin

Page 40, photos and bios of two racers; Tom Sneddon and Butch Stinton. There is also a bio for Jeff Spencer.

Page 41, photos and bios of three racers; Ralph Therrio, Paul Vine and Thad Wakeman

Page 42, photos and bios of three racers; David Whitehead, Mark Whitehead and Al Wilson

Page 53, pictured is the Human-Powered Vehicle built by Dr. Allan Abbott

Page 54, pictures of three human-Powered Vehicles; (1) the Alec Brooks recumbent streamliner, (2) the Chester Kyle streamliner and a photo of Chester Kyle congratulating Ron Skarin after Ron established four world H.P.V. records in November 1974.

Page 55, photos of three H.P,V,'s; (1) the Paul Van Valpenburg Aeroshell, (2) the world's fastest H.P.V., a triplet built by Darryl LeVesque, co-sponsored by Nishiki, and (3) Bill Watson pedaling a Human-Powered Airplane.

Page 56, a photo of a 4-man pursuit team riding on the Encino Velodrome and a Glossary of Cycling Terms