Johannes Meiser

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Johannes Hans Meiser (born June 30, 1931 ; † June 2, 2002 ) was a Bochum amateur cyclist.

Meiser was a member of RV Sturmvogel 04, from which the multiple world champion Walter Lohmann emerged. He was a successful biker amateur in Bochum. His most important successes as a cyclist were: Winner youth driving RRB Gladbeck September 19, 1948, Winner Italian hunting race RRB Bochum (May 26, 1949) and Stadtmeister Straße Jugend 1949. He was also a very good track driver. Hans Meiser won, among other things, the 15 lap speed driving in 1950 (2nd Schleier, 3rd Potzemheim), was the winner of the 50 km 2 team race with Alfred Poschmann RRB Gladbeck and was fourth in the German championship single pursuit 4 km. He died on a bicycle on June 2, 2002 while training on the so-called Sunday lap.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Ernst-Albrecht Plieg: Lohmann, Hasselberg & Co., Bochums Radsport between 1889 and 1963, 1st edition, July 2008, page 160
  2. ^ Stadtarchiv Bochum, registry of the sports director, City Council Habbe, column A 48-60
  3. ↑ 100 years of the Sturmvogel 1904 Bochum eV cycling club, page 14
personal data
SURNAME Meiser, Johannes
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Meiser, Johannes Hans
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German amateur cyclist
DATE OF BIRTH June 30, 1931
DATE OF DEATH June 2, 2002