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Answer to the last quiz – Mick Andrews riding the ISDT on an Ossa – not a very clear photo – but it didn’t fool our regular bloggers Brett, Harlow and Pete Varey!!
Quiz today – Another Trials rider competing in the ISDT – but who is it?
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I expect many of our bloggers have seen Lawrence from BVM in the You Tube Videos – Well he has updated from a Evo 200 – to the new Sincro 250 – it will be interesting to see how he does.
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Here is an oldie – A good day at Summerland with Gord Rinke, Shane Bridden, Richard and Mark ( note the nice Hebo seat I had on my Evo 200- hard to come by)
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I think we need more sections like this!!! try hopping in that!!
While we hear about the big snow storms happening in other places, it’s hard to believe this is our front yard on January 23rd!!!
It won’t be long before our new TRS and Beta bikes are available but likely in short supply so if you are thinking about one better let us know.
We just saw this posted on FB regarding a Trial at Naramata on April 4-5th- Check it out
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Today we are remembering Winston Churchill on the anniversary of his death. Churchill not only served as Prime Minister during one of the UK’s darkest hours but also championed the innovative use of aircraft in combat.
From delivering inspiring speeches during the Battle of Britain to being an Honorary Air Commodore, his legacy goes beyond politics – he shaped the very essence of the RAF and its brave pilots, affectionately known as ‘The Few.’ Churchill took flying lessons before WWI and got his RAF wings nearly three decades later! Churchill was also the president of The RAF Association’s Ilford and Woodford Branch, as well as the House of Commons Branch.
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Birthday greetings today to Harry Hemingway – perhaps he will celebrate with a good result at the Indoor Trial in Leeds UK tonight.
