I'll double that, for sure. One thing I saw over the weekend that really shows off the spirit of the club was Virgil (don't know his last name) helping his competitor Ian McQueen trying to fix his bike. Virgil's English is dicey, Ian's French isn't wonderful, but Virgil was doing his best to help hi...

So sorry to hear that. Malcolm was a great guy and a real character.

Sold!

First-gen SV650, lots of nice stuff. Ad here ...

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-sport-bikes/kin ... 1525421084

Belleville-Kingston area.

Ken Livingstone has booked the Portly Piper in Oshawa for Sunday the 24th November, starting at noon. It's at Wilson and King St. Anyone who's able to pop by to have a pint or just a visit, please come on by.

Those of you who knew him might like to check this out ... Mark at CMG asked me to put together something on my good friend.

http://canadamotoguide.com/2019/11/08/m ... -of-bondo/

"Only the good die young ..."

He was a great friend of mine for more than 30 years and an active member and racer of VRRA for many years as well. I'm really going to miss him.

This bike was a regular competitor in the VRRA P4 F3 class during the 2009-2010 seasons and was quick enough to compete for top 10 positions. -Bike was purchased from Paul Scotti in 2008. Grant Yake owned it before him. Both used it as a track day bike. -Engine was rebuilt. Work included cooling mod...

I promised my wife I'd quit, but you're causing me problems, ya bastid ...

Cheers.

Dewey, you selling my bike?

RDLC, it's a good one if he is.

Should have saved this post for April 1, Tom.

Ken McAdam wrote:Thats awesome I can now officially do the whole series. Maybe we can work out a bulk entry/license purchase price. I plan on bringing a fleet of bikes and a bunch of SOAR riders / VRRA virgins to each round.

Now there's a threat if I ever heard one.

That's almost tempting. Doesn't look too bad ... Gets expensive when you consider I'd have to find someplace else to live, though ...

Paul and Sharon Bowyer wrote:I think the safest way to run an endurance race is not to use motorcycles. Vote for me and we will dismantle the long funnel registry.
Cheers Paul

P*ssing myself laughing. Nicely done, sir.

Little late for an April Fool's joke. WTF did this stuff come from? I've been around racing for nearly 40 years and have never heard of any problems with filling a fuel tank with a funnel ... if anything, it's got to be safer than splashing directly out of a fuel can. And as for putting the bike on ...