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Elmira siblings find themselves on track to cycling success

Two Elmira siblings have been showing progress early in their cycling journey. Eleven-year-old Connor Scanlan and his sister Alara Scanlan, 9, started in the Kitchener-Waterloo Cycling Academy’s Breithaupt program about…

Elmira siblings find themselves on track to cycling success
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Two Elmira siblings have been showing progress early in their cycling journey. Eleven-year-old Connor Scanlan and his sister Alara Scanlan, 9, started in the Kitchener-Waterloo Cycling Academy’s Breithaupt program about two years ago, beginning with mountain bikes. Then, last summer, Connor did a Hydrocut program,

Two Elmira siblings have been showing progress early in their cycling journey. Eleven-year-old Connor Scanlan and his sister Alara Scanlan, 9, started in the Kitchener-Waterloo Cycling Academy’s Breithaupt program about two years ago, beginning with mountain bikes. Then, last summer, Connor did a Hydrocut program, which led them into track cycling by the fall and into road cycling this spring.

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Published
Jul 16, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026
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The Observer
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