Too many years ago and too many drugs in-between. Victor Vincente, as other CR listers corrected, won the 1960 Tour of Sumerville. I also road with him a year earlier in the Tour of St. Laurne, which he won. If time is not confusing me, Art Lonsjo also road in that race. Victor Vincente was a phenom of a bike way before his time. With the right incouragement, VVA probably would have been another Lemond or Armstrong.
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Michael Allison, tripping down memory lane in New York, NY
In the early 1960s, I raced against a guy named Michael Hiltner from PEDALI ALPINI. An awesome rider, I think, from Palo Alto, CA. His big gear, low, stretched-out style (read long extension) of riding was a revelation to me and my mates. I recall he won Somerville in 1963 (??) Race historians-?? He simply rode away from everyone. Somewhere along, he changed his name to Victorio Victoria, grew a big beard and generally became a recluse.
Michael Allison
New York, NY