One could say that Blissett Cycling Club on March 13th, 2005, continued to take pride in promoting the greatest and most attended club cycle race to date. We even had David Weller our Jamaican cycling Olympic Medalist mingling with a few cyclist and enjoying the afternoon.
As a old timer once said, " A picture is worth a thousand words", well multiply that with the nuff images below and this is definately photo journalism.
Many thanks to all the sponsors, themselves, their products and banners are all seen in the photos.
A big round of thanks to Peter Ferguson and co-photographer Leaford Black for the professional digital capture of the event. Peter took time out of his hectic schedule to take these Candid images for us.
Who was Harold Blissett?
Harold Blissett, was born February 9, 1926 and moved on March 14, 2003. To many he was known as Goaty, Speedy, Superman and Mr. B.
Harold started bicycle training at the age of 13, he was tutored by his Uncle Allan who was a Town Moor Pro Cyclist. He decided to pursue a career in cycling and became pro at the age of 17.
He moved on to become the first cyclist to win seven straight races in four race meets, and was rated as one of Jamaica's greatest Pro cyclist during the Town Moor era. The name Town Moor was later changed to National Heroes Circle.
Harold Blissett was the founder of " The Blissett Wheelers" which was later changed to "Blissett Cycling Club".
The Blissett Cycling Club continues Harold Blissett's Legacy and Cyclesandfitness.com is proud to be associated with and a sponsor of the Club.
As a old timer once said, " A picture is worth a thousand words", well multiply that with the nuff images below and this is definately photo journalism.
Many thanks to all the sponsors, themselves, their products and banners are all seen in the photos.
A big round of thanks to Peter Ferguson and co-photographer Leaford Black for the professional digital capture of the event. Peter took time out of his hectic schedule to take these Candid images for us.
Who was Harold Blissett?
Harold Blissett, was born February 9, 1926 and moved on March 14, 2003. To many he was known as Goaty, Speedy, Superman and Mr. B.
Harold started bicycle training at the age of 13, he was tutored by his Uncle Allan who was a Town Moor Pro Cyclist. He decided to pursue a career in cycling and became pro at the age of 17.
He moved on to become the first cyclist to win seven straight races in four race meets, and was rated as one of Jamaica's greatest Pro cyclist during the Town Moor era. The name Town Moor was later changed to National Heroes Circle.
Harold Blissett was the founder of " The Blissett Wheelers" which was later changed to "Blissett Cycling Club".
The Blissett Cycling Club continues Harold Blissett's Legacy and Cyclesandfitness.com is proud to be associated with and a sponsor of the Club.
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