Here is a link with the Kissena tag, and if you click on the large thumbnails you go to the photo. Once at the photo, in the upper left hand corner, the box with the opposing arrows, you can select display size. If you would like to use any of the pics, please ask.

https://awjohnso.piwigo.com/index?/tags/24-kissena

-Andrew

Charlie, Rich, George moved on to Mengoni by '91.  John moved on to TCBY then Saturn, then turned pro.  Chris briefly rode for Toga.  Trevor did as well.    

The Kissena jersey in the pic was around in the early 90s, and had a few similar iterations into 2001 perhaps.  I've got one that was used 98-2000, and another for 2001-2.

The Kissena schism started in 2000.  Complicated story.  Essentially, the guy running the club, Greg Avon lost interest in most of the club, save the elite team, which had only one or two "local" guys, one of whom was Bill Innes, who was from Queens but lived in Colorado much of the year back then (He's now the US National Team Junior coach).  Others included Peter Mazur of Canada but was from Poland, who briefly rode as a pro, and sometimes represented Poland at the World Championships.  There were a number of Canadians on the team--Alex Lavallee, Nat Faulkner, Tim Hadfield.  There was a New England guy as well, Sean Nealy, who had been junior national champ.  There were a few guys who lived in the area who didn't get the same level of support--Keith Miller and Eneas Freyre, and another who pretty much did his own thing, Tony Taylor.  Kissena Sports was Greg's way of still having the Kissena name but doing a bare-bones pro team.  They briefly existed as a pro team, partially under the Kissena Sports banner, one year as Cra Z Soap.

They kept adding and subtracting riders depending on the race.  Here's one of their lineups.  https://www.cyclingnews.com/teams/2003/lemond-fitness-cra-z-soap/

I think this is Bill Innes struggling at the San Franciso GP in 2003 riding for Car Z Soap
https://images.app.goo.gl/SMKBsLD6nCN29EQh6

This is a really interesting subject and clearly one which is worth sharing. On a whim (last night whilst thinking about new skills I wanted to learn) I decided that I would like to try my hand at creating a podcast.

Topics such as the history of road cycling in NYC would be something that would be great to cover if there was enough info and people willing to share their tales from back in the day...?

Also yes to the podcast! Maybe do one when @mugwump do his training talk! 

I'll PR the shit out of it!

same.

Another thing to think about is this classic Kissena kit, probably 80s vintage, but the photos are probably from 2010 or so.