EARLY AMERICAN MOTORCYCLE CLUB

Issue 153
Views of correspondents may not necessarily be those of the club

October/November 2013

Everyone enjoying the fun event prior to the AGM

Read about the AGM and the changes in office bearers. Maybe you scored a job? See the photos and find out whether the Indian or Harley tea were the ost s!ilful this year.

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Hello &AM- Me bers )his will be y first #resident=s Report in y new role. ,ig than!s to all present at the AGM5 in the (ote of confidence that saw e elected as #resident. I ha(e so e big boots to fill5 ta!ing o(er fro %ayne who has been guiding the &AM- for a long ti e.

Dedicated to the restoration and use of American made motorcycles manufactured before 1967.
Committee
#atron$ #resident$ %ayne &le'o(ich Michael )olj

Many than!s to %ayne for his wor! and dedication to club5 !udos to his appoint ent as #atron of our club. %e hope that he will continue his support of the &AM- and its acti(ities. Recognition of our other hard wor!ing co ittee e bers is re>uired as well$ Glen for ongoing ser(ice as secretary5 it is truly one of our ost i portant roles? +ere y for !eeping the finances in order5 dealing with challenges and flows of club funds? our new *# and Ride -o. ordinator Andrew for !eeping our rides on ti e and happening? ,ill5 ,rian5 -hris for their co it ent and contributions? all the co ittee e bers for their wor! o(er the last year and welco e to the new co ittee e bers for this year5 ,arry5 +ason and %ayne. I welco e Rob on board as our new editor5 and offer hi all the resources that we ha(e to get up and running. I as! that we all help by getting reports in on ti e and offering up any photos fro e(ents that we ha(e for hi to use. I would be re iss if I did not congratulate )ea Indian and Andrew Scudds for e/celling at the tea and indi(idual e(ents at this year=s AGM and 8ield 6ay. As in pre(ious years5 e(eryone that attended had a great ti e? I than! all e bers for the efforts and contributions that they a!e to all of the e(ents we conduct. ,ig than!s to :inda as )i e!eeper5 +udge and coo!er of sausages. I ust a!e ention of the @0ld %ogs on 0ld ,i!es tourA that was underta!en during ;o(e ber. ;ine days of old bi!es5 old ates5 new ates5 in our beautiful Southwest. )han!s to all who attended. A big than!s also to all e/tended fa ilies that allowed us to get away and enjoy our bi!es and ates. See the ride report elsewhere. Early American Motorcycle Club

*ice #resident$ Andrew Scudds Secretary$ )reasurer$ &ditor$ Glen McAda +ere y ,ro ley Rob *eitch

&(ents -o.ordinator$ Andrew Scudds *ehicle &/a iner$ ,ill %alton and %ayne &le'o(ich Safety -oordinator$ ,rian S allwood #roperty 0fficer$ -hris Gielis %eb aster$ Michael )olj

PO Box 184 Tuart Hill WA 6939

-lub fees are 123.44 per annu

Foundation members:
Alan Anderson5 Allan &aton5 Audrey %ood5,ill %alton5 ,ill %hite5 ,ob Green5 6a(e ,unning5 6a(e #earcey5 &d ,uegge75 George %ood5 Grae e 6a(is5 Graha 6atson5 Ian 8it'gerald5 I(or %igley5 +ere y ,ro ley5 +ohn Griffin5 +oseph ,raj!o(ich5 9en 6ic! an5 :inda 8orsyth5 Matthew #owell5 Murray Morell5 ;or an :ewis5 Rod :ewis5 Re/ McRae5 Rod #ay'e5 Rolf +orgensen5 Stan ,utler75 Stuart 8yfe5 Sue :eitch5 %ard Ada son5 %ayne &le'o(ich

7 6eceased

i!e "embers:
Rod :ewis "44<5 +ere ey ,ro ley "4145 I(or %igley "4115 Geo %ood "4115 %ayne &le'o(ich "41"

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President#s $e%ort Bcont=dC I loo! forward to an e/citing new year ahead5 continuing on with the rides5 the get togethers and the social and technical support that we as club gi(e to each other. @;o atter what you ride5 itDs all the sa e windA

ca e out as clear winner and @Guru of going slowA with a blistering ti e across the 34 etre course of F2.4E seconds Bnot bad for a %ogC. )he board ride was ne/t up. Most of us ha(e a lo(e hate relationship with this e(ent. :o(e it because it=s challenging? hate because so e of the guys a!e it loo! easy Bit=s (ery hard to asterC. Riding your bi!e on a long narrow board5 slowly5 without putting your feet down is really hard. ;ot any people ade it fro one end of the board to the other. A few of us ade the full length but Mi!e5 +i and the Scud iester fought it out for supre acy. 0ur new *ice #resident Andrew won the day with a sphincter puc!ering speed of 12.F" seconds. 12.F" seconds doesn=t sound (ery i pressi(e Bunless that was >uarter ile drag race ti es on y Indian #rinceC5 but when you consider that at idle speed in first gear it ta!es about F seconds to ride the board on y old scout5 12.F" seconds eans the Sch uds was barely o(ing for ost of his ride. *ery i pressi(e and (ery well done Bbloody showoffC. )he ne/t slowest ti e was logged by our new &l #residente Mic! with a brutally slow 14."< seconds )he 8lag race was (ery entertaining with lots of fol!s !noc!ing cones o(er . a few stalls at the flag end and of course the Harley tea was handicapped by ha(ing e on the tea . So this was a hard fought e(ent . but after the dust cleared it was tea Indian as clear winners. ;e/t e(ent was the tea slalo sprint. It=s (ery si ilar to the pre(ious e(ent with the e/ception of the last leg. )he bi!es wea(e through the flags fro one end of the course to the other end and then sprint bac! to the start line. )his is a popular e(ent as it=s the only one where you get to gi(e the bi!e a fistful of throttle. It sounds li!e you need a fast bi!e for this one but usually if you get through the slalo section fast the sprint doesn=t a!e uch difference to your ti e. It=s huge fun. )his was enthusiastically contested but tea Harley reigned supre e Bgo the "E Indian Scout5 u HarleyC. )he ,all 9ic! was another tussle for the title. %e run this e(ent as a tea challenge BHarley ( IndianC. )wo bi!es run at the sa e ti e with each rider ha(ing to ride their bi!e and !ic! a craypot float fro one end of the course to the other. 0nce the ball crosses the line at the other end the ne/t rider ta!es off and !ic!s it bac!
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Regards Mi!e #resident &AM-

Ride Report
Pre-AGM Event
:adies and Gents )he AGM and Gy !hana Bsorry I= not supposed to call it that any oreC5 was again a great success. )he nu bers were down a little fro pre(ious years and this ore than li!ely had a lot to do with the serious threat of rain for ost of the day. It see s any of the bi!es in our club are allergic to incle ent weather. &ight starters eant we had an e(en split for two tea s BIndian and HarleyC although to a!e up nu bers I had to run with the Harley crew on y 1<"E Scout. )he Scout wasn=t happy at all about being in the Harley tea 5 and it i ediately started lea!ing oil B ore than usual anywayC. )he first e(ent was the slow ride5 and let e tell you this one is harder than it sounds. )he object is to ride your bi!e as slowly as you possibly can o(er the length of the designated course without putting your feet down. )he rider with the slowest ti e o(er the course wins. %e ran this e(ent two bi!es at a ti e just to a!e it interesting and to gi(e the riders a gauge on speed. It also gets the (ery co petiti(e guys really e/cited which is good for the spectators. Although it sounds easy it ta!es a lot of practice and it=s (ery hard to do. After uch cursing and a few retries by e(eryone +i y of tea Indian 2

until the whole tea has been across the course. Mic! )olj a used e(eryone by balancing his scout on top of the ball Bwe should a!e this an e(ent as wellC. It loo!s pretty difficult Mic!. )ea Indian won the ,all 9ic! con(incingly ta!ing the to the lead in the tea e(ents. )he !ic! start was also (ery hotly contested. )his e(ent is best suited to a (ery well tuned and prepped s aller achine although so e bra(e souls ga(e it a go on -hiefs and G odels and did >uite well I ight add. )he idea is to see how any ti es the rider can start his achine in a inute. %ell it used to be a inute. %e brought it down to 24 seconds this year because ost of us are getting a little older and after one inute !ic!ing a bi!e we start to loo! li!e e ergency ward candidates5 or a fat !id after chasing an ice crea truc!. )he bi!e has to start Bat least a couple of respectable farts out the bac!C5 and stop fully and no s art asses with that ta e @push button startyA crap is allowed to enter. Again so e (ery i pressi(e ti es were entered as well as so e (ery colourful language at ti es. After all the !ic!ing and cussing there can only be one winner and our new *ice #residenteA reigned supre e with a ha y straining 1F starts in 24 seconds on his Scout. Good job Andrew. Second was Mic! )olj on his rusty Bsorry H trustyC Indian Scout with a 1" start effort. So a salubrious ti e was had by all who attended. -ongratulations to all of the people that ga(e it a go and a round of applause Band Me/ican wa(eC to tea Indian for ta!ing out the uch co(eted @%ayne organi'ed Gy !ahanaA trophy or %0G )rophy for short. And all of you couch co petitors who didn=t a!e it issed a good day. 9eep the shiny side up5 and your grasshopper season. Regards %ayne &le'o(ich 6.A.M. BMe ber I"C outh shut in

0n returning the hills boys dro(e up with the e(ents gear and bi!es on their utes and trailers. 8a ily e bers were there as well. ,arry #ollard arri(ed with his newly -hief that had been wor!ed on by %ayne. %hat a beauty it is too. )he lanes were set out in >uic! ti e and participants set about practicing. )here were ore Indians than Harleys this year so %ayne (olunteered to be on the Harley side e(en though he rode a Scout. )han!s %ayne .)his year we see ed to go through the e(ents fairly snappily . -o petition was good and >uite few giggles were had watching the antics. Andrew is a whi'' at these e(ents and his s!ill is i pressi(e to watch. Mi!e=s balancing tric! on the cray float was different. Geo and :inda were judges and starter and (ery i partial they were too. 6uring the orning Stefan5 Regina5 :yndon5 #aul5 Ale/ 5 Audrey and +ason arri(ed. 8ollowing the e(ents fol! settles down to a sausage si''le e/pertly coo!ed by :inda and Mi!e. )han!s are e/tended to Mi!e and all others who bought the food5 set up the barbie and drin!s and coo!ed the snaggers. Much appreciated. After lunch we had our AGM which saw a slight changing of the guard. A otion was put forward by Geo that the club ha(e a #atron. )his was (oted on in the affir ati(e. ;o inations were called as to who the inaugural patron ight be. Geo no inated %ayne who was subse>uently elected unani ously. Again our appreciation goes to all those who ha(e contributed to the club o(er the past year especially Rod :ewis. -ongratulations go to the newly elected -o ittee e bers. %e urge all e bers to attend the -hrist as ride and wish you a Merry -hrist as and a safe happy ;ew Kear. Glen.

&len#s Comments on t'e (a)

Rob and Glen arri(ed at %est Swan o(al about J.44a to find Grae e 6atsun already there with his well dec!ed out ca per (an. A coffee was needed so they went o(er the road for one. F
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Andrew about to show the rest of us how slow he can ride his bobber

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%ayne conte plating success for his )ea

So e of the Indians riders there on the day$ Andrew5 %ayne5 Mi!e and +i

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AGM Minutes
Annual General Meeting Held 20 October 2013 Present: Glen McAda 5 Mi!e )olj5 Andrew Scudds5 Ale/ %ilson5 +i Mer!ouris5 Rob *eitch5 %ayne &le'o(ich5 :inda &le'o(ich5 :yndon +oyce 5 Geo %ood5 Audrey wood5 +ason Hancoc!5 ,arry #ollard5 Stefan Hussey5 Regena Hussey5 Grae e 6atsun5 #aul &nnis. A%olo*ies: -hris Geilis5 +ere y ,ro ley5 ,rian S allwood. Ordinar) meetin* o%ened$ 1".44p Swan 0(al. at %est

of the club. )he aga'ine is now online and all those who contributed to the aga'ine with ride write ups or other feature articles were than!ed for their contributions. Andrew and others were than!ed for coordinating the rides this year. It was good to see that bi!e aintenance was being ta!en seriously with than!s to ,ill %alton and others who assisted e bers in building and getting achines roadworthy. %e ha(e a healthy ban! balance and ha(e ade so e purchases for e ber benefit. %ayne e/tended his than!s to the outgoing co ittee e bers for jobs well done and e/tended congratulations and good wishes to the inco ing co ittee e bers. .i,e President#s re%ort: Another good year with different e(ents+ )here has been good support of initiati(es such as the o(ie night and ,e(erley o(ernighter and ,indoon e(ent. )here are so e non club e(ents co ing up o(er su er such as -ran!sters. -hec! code 242 for ha(ing lights on after sunset. )han!s go to +ason for bac!ups. )han!s for feedbac! about rides and web site. /e,retar)#s $e%ort: ;ew e bers are welco e and ha(e attended e(ents. It is interesting to see that so e applications for e bership ha(e co e directly fro the web site. -ongratulations are e/tended to Mi!e for his efforts as web aster. 0ur club recei(es nu erous hits fro around the world. Support for the club was strong. Me bers who are not able to attend rides still appreciate recei(ing 8latchat. Many than!s go to Rod :ewis for his dedication and co it ent. Many than!s are e/tended to Mi!e for coordinating and publishing 8latchat. Support for e bers and their fa ilies is strong and we e/tend our best wishes to those who are suffering currently. Treasurer#s $e%ort: See separate balance sheet. %ayne than!ed +ere y for a job well done. $ide Coordinator $e%ort: Another good year. Andrew than!ed those e bers who supported the rides. )here were so e inno(ati(e and interesting rides this year ta!ing in new scenery5 routes and places of interest. )he ,unbury )wo day is always well recei(ed as was Arthur Grady. )han!s were e/tended to those who organised rides and e bers were encouraged to be ore acti(ely in(ol(ed in proposing suggestions for rides. Ride organisers were re inded that they needed to ensure that there is a bac! up trailer
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#resident %ayne &le'o(ich welco ed all present. He than!ed all e bers5 fa ily and friends for attended the e(ents orning and helping with the organisation. "inutes o! Ordinar) "eetin*: 1 0ctober read. Mo(ed %ayne5 seconded Andrew. #assed. Business arisin* !rom "inutes: #ostpone ;o(e ber general eeting by one wee! as e bers will be on tour+ Corres%onden,e -n: ;ortha Swap aga'ine. eet leaflet? -lassic *ibrations

Corres%onden,e Out: e bership welco e letters to )i and Adrian. Mo(ed %ayne. Seconded Ale/ that the correspondence be recei(ed. #assed )he ordinary eeting was suspended and the AGM opened at 1".4Lp with %ayne in the chair. President#s $e%ort: %ayne said that it was a terrific year with e(ents such as the fil night and ,e(erley o(ernighter creating interest and the ,e(erley. 0ffice bearers were ac!nowledged for their contributions to the club especially Mi!e5 +ere y and Glen. Special than!s went to Rod :ewis for his contributions. He welco ed the new e bers and hoped that they would soon be on club runs. He entioned that the ca araderie and utual support was a feature <

dri(er organised and that the safety signs and e>uip ent are ta!en on each ride. )han!s go to all for aintaining bi!es and building new ones. /a!et) O!!i,er#s $e%ort$ ;il /,rutineer#s $e%ort: ;il Pro%ert) O!!i,er# $e%ort: ;il 0ditor#s $e%ort: %ayne spo!e on behalf of Rod and Mi!e to say that the aga'ine is a real asset to the &AM- and he than!s those who support it by pro(iding aterial to fill the pages e(ery onth. Sincere than!s go to Rod for his efforts o(er the years and to Mi!e for filling in and producing a colour ag. )he ride write ups are well recei(ed as well as )ech )ips. A suggestion was to consider classified ads in the aga'ine. 0le,tion o! O!!i,e Bearers: %ayne declared all positions (acant with Glen to conduct the elections. ;o pro/y (otes had been recei(ed. President: %ayne no inated by :inda. Seconded by Ale/. %ayne declined. Andrew no inated by Mi!e Seconded :yndon. Andrew declined. Mi!e no inated by Rob seconded by Geo. Mi!e accepted. Gnani ous (ote. Mi!e elected #resident for "412. .i,e President: Mi!e no inated by :inda and Rob seconded Glen. Mi!e declined. Andrew no inated by Mi!e seconded +i . Accepted. Rob *eitch no inated by Mi!e seconded %ayne. Accepted. #ut to (ote with Rob recei(ing F (otes and Andrew recei(ing 1" (otes. Andrew elected *ice #resident for "412. /e,retar): Glen no inated by :inda5 Rob and Mi!e. Seconded by Ale/. Glen accepted. Gnani ous (ote. Glen elected Secretary for "412. Treasurer: +ere y no inated by :inda and Mi!e. Seconded by %ayne. +ere y had pre(iously accepted. Gnani ous (ote. +ere y elected )reasurer for "412. 0ditor$ Mi!e no inated but declined. %ayne no inated by Rob. %ayne declined. Rob no inated by :inda and Glen seconded by +i . Rob accepted. Gnani ous (ote. Rob elected &ditor for "412. 01ents2$ide Coordinator$ Andrew no inated by linda and Mi!e. Seconded by +i . Andrew accepted. Gnani ous (ote. Andrew elected e(ents coordinator "412. 14

/,rutineer$ ,ill %alton no inated by :inda5 Mi!e and +i . Seconded Glen. ,ill had pre(iously accepted. %ayne no inated by Rob seconded Glen. %ayne accepted. #ut to the floor by Glen that it would be acceptable to ha(e two people holding this title. All in agree ent. ,ill and %ayne both elected *ehicle &/a iners for "412. /a!et) O!!i,er: ,rian no inated by :inda and Mi!e. Seconded Geo. ,rian had pre(iously accepted. Gnani ous (ote. ,rian elected Safety 0fficer for "412. Pro%ert) O!!i,er: -hris no inated by :inda and Mi!e. Seconded by %ayne. -hris had pre(iously accepted. Gnani ous (ote. -hris elected #roperty 0fficer for "412. Webmaster$ Mi!e no inated by :inda. Seconded by #aul. Mi!e accepted. Gnani ous (ote. Michael elected web aster for "412. -o ittee e bers$ )he following had indicated their willingness to be -o ittee e bers. %ayne &le'o(ich5 Ale/ %ilson5 +ason Hancoc!5 6ean #erry5 ,arry #ollard5 Stefan Hussey. All in agree ent. All elected -o ittee Me bers for "41F. AGM eeting closed at 1"."3p .

Ordinar) meetin* resumed with Mi!e in the chair. Mi!e congratulated all inco ing office bearers and than!ed those who had ser(ed in official positions during the past twel(e onths. He said he loo!ed forward to seeing so e new faces on future rides and encouraged e bers to be proacti(e and wor! with the e(ents coordinator to plan rides and not lea(e it all up to Andrew. He than!ed all those who assisted with the setting up and running of today=s e(ents as well as all those who were in attendance today and contributed to the club in whate(er capacity. &eneral Business+ Motion proposed by Geo %ood @)hat the position of #atron be created.A Seconded by Glen. Spea!er for the otion. Geo e/plained that the position is e/ officio. #erson is a figurehead and can be deferred to for ad(ice and guidance. Adds to the status of the club. ;o i pedi ent in the club constitution to its creation.

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/%ea3er a*ainst t'e motion. ;il #ut to the (ote. Gnani ous (ote in the affir ati(e . Motion carried. Motion proposed by Geo %ood @)hat %ayne &le'o(ich be proposed as #atronA. Seconded by Glen. /%ea3er !or t'e motion. Geo e/plained that %ayne is a good e/ponent of the ai s of the club and he has a wealth of !nowledge about restoration. He is always ready to assist e bers with projects and gi(es of his ti e and use of his e>uip ent. /%ea3er a*ainst t'e motion. ;il. #ut to %ayne to accept or decline the no ination. %ayne accepted the no ination. #ut to the (ote. Gnani ous (ote in the affir ati(e. Motion carried. Mi!e congratulated %ayne on his election to club #atron. Mi!e than!ed Geo for his forethought. Subscriptions are now due and will run for a calendar year to 21 6ece ber. Me bers should forward pay ent asap to the )reasurer. Subscriptions are essential so that the club can eet its insurance co it ent as well as aintaining 8latchat. %ayne was than!ed for his Shed ;ights. He was than!ed for the opportunity to wor! on achines and for pro(iding e/pertise and the use of his facilities. Meeting -losed 1".F4p . ;e/t ordinary eeting$ Rob=s place 1" ;o(e ber L +oondanna 6ri(e +oondanna <"F"FJE4.

Minutes of pre(ious eeting read. Mo(ed Rob5 Seconded %ayne. #assed. ,usiness arising fro the inutes. ;il Corres%onden,e -n: ;otice of the ;ortha Swap Meet on 1E 8eb "41F. Corres%onden,e out$ ;il Mo(ed Mi!e Seconded +ere y that the correspondence be recei(ed. #assed. Business arisin* !rom t'e ,orres%onden,e: ;il Treasurer#s $e%ort: 112"2.23-R. Rod :ewis returned the cash float balance of 1<2.34. Still waiting on pay ent of e bership fee by A -o on. Business arisin* !rom t'e Treasurer#s re%ort: ;il /a!et) O!!i,er#s $e%ort: ;o report. $ide Coordinator#s $e%ort$ A&": See the article on pre(ious pages. A good ti e was had by the s all but enthusiastic group that attended. 9 (a) Wo*s $ide: A successful e(ent with a rolling series of participants. 8ull run down in ne/t onth=s 8latchat. Gpco ing e(ents H see Saddle Gp Bne/t pageC &eneral Business aC 6iscussion on #ost *intage plates. +ere y to get a price on printing "4. bC 6iscussion of ha(ing a busy bee to help a sic! e ber o(e so e gear. cC 6iscussion of the possibility of (isiting e bers who ha(e not been along for a while. dC )he need to print ore club shirts was discussed with so e interest in so e polo style. )o be discussed again early in "41F. eC It was agreed to change the eetings to the second )uesday each onth so Stefan can attend. fC Mention ade of notice in -lassic *ibration aga'ine of :a!e #er!olilli Bsalt la!e near 9algoorlieC e(ent in 1E.1< 0ct "41F Bpre 1<2< (ehiclesC. gC Mi!e discussed the planned Indian #ow%ow in Roc!ingha . He will spea! to the Indian -lub to as! that &AM- be in(ited to participate. 4ext "eetin*: )uesday 14 6ece ber5 L.44p M -hris=s house . F :i bee Glade5 Huntingdale
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Committee "eetin* "inutes Meeting held on 1" ;o(e ber "412 .enue: Rob=s place Attendees: Rob5 +ere y5 Mi!e5 ,arry5 Stefan5 -hris5 Andrew. A%olo*ies: %ayne5 ,rian5 Glen. "eetin* o%ened: L.43p . 11

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7anuar) 14 8 Mi!e=s twilight ride H details to follow Februar) 14 8 #atron=s Ride H %ayne to organise 899 "ar,' 14 8 IH- )wo 6ay Rally H get your entry for on the IH- website at$ http$NNihc. ysouthwest.co .auN#ay entsN) woO"46ayO"4RallyO"4Application

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%ith the AGM and fa ily fun day being the e(ent for 0ctober5 we see so e changes a ong the ran!s with our #resident for any years ta!ing lea(e and Michael )olj ta!ing the reins. I just want to say a big than! you to %ayne for his great ser(ice and leadership to our club for the any years occupying the big chair and congratulations on your appoint ent as Q#atron= well done and we loo! forward to your continued in(ol(e ent in the &AM-. )he e(ents held prior to the AGM were as always great fun5 than! you (ery uch to those who ade the effort to attend. Gnfortunately for tea Harley5 the Indians ca e through again to ta!e out the o(erall win5 better luc! ne/t year. As the year "412 draws to end rapidly we ha(e only " runs re aining5 ;o(e ber will be )oljy=s BF4 R 14C birthday ride and ,rea!fast at the Rose P -rown Guildford. 6ece ber we are loo!ing at ,rea!fastN,runch at -hris=s place Bthan!s HelenC for our -hrist as run5 fa ily=s welco e to join us there. 9eep up the aintenance5 ride safe and stay uprightS Andrew Scudds . 4FLL 214 <J<

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rumour they may limit the number of entries this year. A%ril 14 8 Glen P Rob=s Ride H details to follow "a) to (e,ember 14 8 olunteers re!uired. #lease no inate a ride you can run5 and the destination. )raining and encourage ent pro(ided. If you ha(en=t organised a ride in a while Bor e(erC what about ha(ing a go. All you need is a date5 start ti e5 a route and a destination. #lease help the club help you by putting your hand up. +ust ring Andrew on 4FLL 214 <J< and let hi !now which one you=ll do. Ot'er 01ents :not ,lub e1ents; 4o1ember 1<t' 8 1=t' 8 ;ational Historic ,i!es Race Round at ,arbagallo

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4o1ember 54t' . )oljy=s @,rea!fast P ,obbersA ,irthday run. Meeting at Alfred=s 9itchen in Guildford 8am s'ar%5 short ride and bac! to the Rose P -rown for brea!fast M 14a . Ride organi'er H )oljy 4FJJ 4E3 LLJ (e,ember 1<t' 8 C'ristmas Brea3!ast2Brun,' at -hris Gielis=s house. Meeting at Alfred=s 9itchen 8am s'ar% for a casual cruise down to -hris=s place. F :i bee Glade Huntingdale 16+36 am. 8a ily welco e to eet us thereS 1"
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