The BBC Knews

The Voice of the British Biker Cooperative

Issue 1~ February, 2016

Doug Aretz’s 1970 Triumph Tiger TR7V

(Read the Cover Bike article on page 2 for more details)

HELP NEEDED

We need everyone’s help distributing Rally Flyers! If

you cannot make the meeting on March 19th and would

like to help contact me at kasper.peggy@gmail.com or

262-514-2073 and let me know how many flyers you

need and I’ll get them to you. We need everyone’s help

to make our rally a success.

BBC Officers and Directors

British Biker Cooperative Dedicated to the Preservation of the British Motorcycle

Long Live the Limey

BBC Officers

BBC Directors

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Cover Bike Details

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MY BIKE

The British Bike on the front of this edition of the BBC Knews belongs to

Doug Aretz. It is a 170/173 TR7V Tiger. It is a 1970, “dry sump, oil in the

bag” frame with a 1973 single carb 750 motor.

I had been without a bike for 16 years and really wanted another Triumph

desperately. So in 1986, I saw this bike in the Classic Bike shop on North

Avenue in Milwaukee and had to have it. I have never regretted buying it.

Since owning it, it has had two paint jobs, one top end rebuild, and a frame

restoration. The updates include electronic ignition, bigger tires to put more

rubber on the road, offset rocker arm balls to open the valves a little wider, and

a 21 tooth primary gear for easier highway cruising. The changes “brightened

up” the performance immediately.

This bike has always been a real reliable ride. After riding a 1971 Trident and

a 1998 Sprint Executive, it always amazes me how light, agile and easy to ride

this bike is. I will never sell it.

Doug Aretz, President

British Biker Cooperative

Membership Forum

Remember BBC’ers that April 1st is the deadline for paying your

dues otherwise you will no longer receive e-mail updates, The

BBC KNEWS, or access to the “Members Only” section on our

website. Also be aware that there will be only four issues of the

BBC KNEWS this year.

We hope that all of our members’ information is correct, but if you see a

mistake please contact the membership V.P. and it will get corrected. Email

addresses, phone numbers and physical addresses tend to change fairly

frequently so help us keep everything up to date. Thanks!

! Important Notice !

Welcome to Our New Members

Mickey Champion II Hartland, WI Triumph

David Hesse Kansasville, WI Triumph

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Mark Bartels

Scott Lewis

Tim Cahill

Jack Neff

Mike Spencer

Delta Downs

Woodrow Vanfleet

Kevin Thom

Joe Schertzl

Joe Walsh

Mary Weed-Wheeler

February 22nd

March 7th

March 12th

March 14th

March 14th

March 16th

March 21

March 22nd

March 25th

March 30th

March 22nd

Steve Baker

Bob Barrett

Mark Fredricks

Tim Hall

T.C. Christenson

Rich Reed

Jack Powers

Marty Dschida

John Pendell

Paul Schmidt

Scott Netzinger

January 7th

January 20th

January 29th

January 29th

January 30th

January 30th

February 2nd

February 6th

February 6th

February 11th

February 16th

Happy Birthday to You!

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plan is to have four issues this year.

I would like to thank John for his

years of service as editor, and for help-

ing me make the transition into this

position. I will do my best to maintain

the high standard that John set. As in the

past, ideas for improvements are

welcome, as are articles, photos, tech

tips, etc. I need your contributions to

make this an interesting publication.

Some changes have occurred in the

club officer and director positions as

well. Doug Aretz has taken over as

President for Pat Hanson who is now

President Emeritus. Colette Lendowski

is replacing Ron Vance as VP of

Product, Jim Ziemann will replace Dave

Coppens as Secretary, and Marj Inman

will assume Steve Baker’s spot on the

board of directors. I’m sure I speak for

all members in thanking all outgoing

officers and directors for their service

and all new volunteers for stepping up.

Safe Riding,

Mark Fredricks

Welcome to the first issue of the

BBC Knews for 2016. As the new year

begins, you will probably notice a few

changes in the newsletter and the organ-

ization. The only major change to the

newsletter is a picture of a different old

guy standing behind his old British

bike. I have been given the opportunity

to take over the editing of the newslet-

ter, and with John Pendell’s kind

permission, will continue to call this

column “The Editor’s Points and

Plugs” (if it aint broke, don’t fix it). The

format of the newsletter will also

remain pretty much the same, and the

The Editor’s Points & Plugs

Mama Tried 2016

(Continued on page 13)

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Mary Rose Lange

Toll Free Reservations: 855-230-1900

Group Rate: $76.00

Group Rate Code: BBC

Hopefully in the next newsletter I

will have an end of year report of in-

come and expenses. Right now my time

and energy are focused on my family.

Speaking of family, I would like to

dedicate this Treasurer’s report to my

14 year faithful friend and riding com-

panion. Lucas – Prince of Dogness was

one of the best souls I have ever met

and it was a privilege and a joy to be his

‘mom’. RIP my beautiful boy.

Ride free.

Overall the BBC is in decent finan-

cial shape, the Meeting from Hell was

productive, the calendar is in place, and

Rally coordination in full swing. As I

write this, the snow is melting in north-

ern Wisconsin and while I can’t see the

riding season yet, the smell in the air

sure is hinting it won’t be long now.

Namaste,

Mary

February 21, 2016

Greetings to my BBC Buds,

2015 has come and gone and I am

happy to report that the Holiday Party

appeared to be a smashing success. The

food on Saturday could have been a bit

better, but we will work on that. The DJ

was great and Bill Pluess made us all

proud and won the ugly sweater contest!

We have booked the BW in Oshkosh for

2016 and reservations and the rate will

remain the same.

If you want to make your hotel reser-

vation now, here is the information you

need:

Treasurer’s Report

The meeting was called to order by President Doug Aretz, who thanked

Mary Lange for finding the location of the meeting. Doug also thanked Pat

Hanson for his service over the last 4 years and guiding us through some difficult

issues. The meeting continued with officers reports. It was reported that because

of lower attendance at last year’s rally funding was less. It was decided to not

have a band on Friday night and spend more on a band for Saturday night.

Secretary reported receiving a Christmas card from member Ken Mason who is

recovering from back surgery. The card was passed to all members. VP of

product torch was passed from Ron Vance to Colette Lendowski.

The Wee Willie visor cleaning kit was discussed as a product for us to sell. It

was decided that at $16 it was too pricey for us. Another item under discussion

was a combo Union Jack turtle neck and bandana at $5. This was thought to be a

better product fit for us.

The VP of property reported that the trailer needs annual maintenance. Pat

Hanson said that he would take care of it. There was a discussion about putting

brakes on the trailer and how to pay for installation of them.

The VP of membership reported how many paid members we had last year and

how many were brought in as a result of the special member discount at events.

There was also a discussion of associate membership. No vote was taken as this

is already in the by-laws at a $30 annual fee.

The Webmaster reported that $139.50 is need to retain our domain name and

hosting rights for the next year. He also reported that he was talking about banner

ads for vendors such as Motorcycle Superstore which would bring an extra

source of income for the club. Every time the banner is clicked to the vendor,

BBC will be paid a fee from the vendor.

Our new Editor, Mark Fredricks will continue to publish 4 issues a year. The

first issue will be in February after the Mama Tried Show. It was reported that

BBC sends out 50- 60 hard copies of the news letter at about 71 cents each de-

pending on the size of the issue. This results in a loss to the club of about 14

cents per copy. The total cost of mailing 4 issues is about $292.

The VP of marketing reported that she was working on Team Winnebagoland

becoming a sponsor, she was also working on Royal Enfield. It was decided to

cap race sponsorship a $300 this year.

BBC Meeting From Hell January 23, 2016

(Continued on next page)

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New business: Taxes paid by the BBC range from $4 to $6 hundred per year

and will be submitted. A change was approved in the By-Laws. Policy 1 Section

was amended to read that updates will be published every 3 months instead of 2.

Also there will be a minimum of 4 updates per year, with the exception of spe-

cial promotions with Board approval.

The calendar of BBC events was discussed. There were a few changes and

additions from last year. Bill Pluess will be handling the Run To The Sun. On

August 13th Colette, Indian and Doug will be hosting a post rally ride at noon.

August 27th is Lumberjack Days in Tigerton, WI. On October 29th Carol and Joe

will be hosting a Halloween party. The Pot Luck dinner is looking for a new

location. If anyone has any suggestions contact Jim Ziemann.

Rally art was discussed and it was decided to feature a side view of a chopper

on the back of the shirt and the BBC flag on the front pocket. Rally flyers will be

handed out for everyone to distribute. The possibility of inviting Indian Motorcy-

cles to the Rally was discussed. It was decided to have 1 campsite award this

year instead of 2. Doug and Mark will be handling the Poker Run this year. No

one but Eagle Cave workers will be allowed to do registration. Volunteers will

be needed to help sell product this year. Joe Schertzl will be in charge of securi-

ty. Brad and Spin will be doing the bike games. The biggest change is that there

will not be a band on Friday night. This will enable us to spend more money for

the Saturday night band. There will be recorded music and a movie to take the

place of the band on Friday. An Entertainment committee consisting of Marj

Inman, Jeff Kelly, Dave Corriveau, and Carol Pratt will be searching for a band

for Saturday night. There is a March 1st deadline.

By-law 4 section 4 was amended to allow electronic voting (e-mail). The

secretary of the BBC will be recording and archiving all votes, electronic and

otherwise.

The meeting was adjourned at 3:15 P.M.

Respectfully submitted, Jim Ziemann

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February

27 – FYI-MilVinMoto – 2016 Vincent Massacre Morrie's Place,

5410 Austin Court, Ringwood, Illinois 60072

March

4 - Dinner And A Movie Night @ Schlossman’s. The movie will be American Café

and dinner will be stew. For more info contact Schlossmann’s

12 (or 19) - RTR - Frozen Snot Run – Fuel Café – 8:00am

19 – BBC – Marketing Meeting – Dan and Peggy Kasper’s house -26231 Deer Ridge Trail

Waterford - 12:00 noon—262-514-2073 or Kasper.Peggy@gmail.com

April

8 – FYI – Moto America - Circuit of The Americas — Austin, Texas

15-17 – Moto America - Road Atlanta — Braselton, Georgia

24 – FYI – Carbs and Coffee –Vintage and Custom Cars and Motorcycles –

4691 County Hwy N. Cottage Grove

24 - FYI - Rally In The Valley Spring Kick Off Ride 6th Annual Rally - Registration From

9AM to 10 AM. Preregistration Online.- Lunch Included. $10 Donation Required.

All Proceeds go to Vinland Fire Dept. - Team Winnebagoland, 5827 Green Valley

Rd. Oshkosh Wi.54904 For More Info Contact tomvz@teamwinnebagoland.com

24 – FYI - Walneck’s Swap Meet, McHenry County Fairgrounds - Woodstock, IL.

Colette Lendowski – 414-651-4550

28 - May 1 – FYI - Ozark Mountain Rat Raid – Marble Falls, AK

29 – FYI - Moto America -New Jersey Motorsports Park - Millville, New Jersey

29 - May 1 – FYI – Vintage Torquefest, Dubuque, IA

May

1 – FYI - Moto America -New Jersey Motorsports Park - Millville, New Jersey

1 – RTR - SCMG Slimey Crud Run – Pine Bluff to Leland –

13-14 – FYI – S-K Service 29th Annual Swapmeet – Japanese, European,

British Swapmeet 100 Clark Street, Hatley, WI

13-15 – FYI - Moto America - Virginia International Raceway - Danville, VA

15 – BBC - Brewtown Rumble – 11:00am – 6:00pm Old Pabst Brewery facility,

Jacob Best’s Place - Doug Aretz—262-498-7805 / Pat Hanson –414-429-0574

21 – RTR – Team Triumph 17th Annual Open House – Hwy 11, Janesville, WI

22 - BBC - Run to The Sun General Membership Meeting -1403 52nd St., Kenosha, WI

Bill Pluess –414-531-5234

26 – FYI - Carbs and Coffee Vintage & Custom Motorcycles and Cars

4691 County Hwy N, Cottage Grove, WI

June 3 – RTR - 32nd Annual Dairyland Classic flat track racing Sheboygan County Fair Park,

Plymouth, WI

3-5 – FYI - AHRMA Racing - Virginia International Raceway - Danville, VA

3-5 – FYI – Moto America - Road America — Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

4-5 – FYI - Thunder in The Park - Greybeard Motorcycle Show and Swap meet to

benefit Children’s Hospital of Fox Valley, South Park in Oshkosh, WI.

Show has special British class. www.greybeardproductions.org

8-9 – FYI – National Motorcycle Museum Vintage Rally – Anamosa, IA

10, 11, 12 – BBC – Road America Vintage Motorcycle Classic and Rockerbox

Elkhart Lake, WI. Racing, Swapmeet, Bike Show. Camping available.

Gates open at 7:00am. We will have a booth in the swap meet area.

Pat and Dave are in the paddock area at the top of the hill

10-12 – FYI - Moto America - Barber Motorsports Park - Birmingham, AL

10-12 – FYI – 2016 AMAC Viking Chapter National Meet, State Fairground

Snelling Ave, St. Paul, MN

18 – RTR – British Car Field Day, Sussex Village Park, 10:00am – 3:30pm

2016 Calendar of Events

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Dinner And A Movie Night @ Schlossman’s. The movie will be American Café

and dinner will be stew. For more info contact Schlossmann’s

8:00am

Austin, Texas

Woodstock, IL.

4550

Marble Falls, AK

Millville, New Jersey

Vintage Torquefest, Dubuque, IA

0574

1403 52nd St., Kenosha, WI

Annual Dairyland Classic flat track racing Sheboygan County Fair Park,

Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

Birmingham, AL

3:30pm

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June

18- RTR 4th Annual Vintage and Custom Bike Show 10:00 am Schlossmann’s of

Milwaukee 12011 W. Silver Spring Dr.

25 – BBC – General Membership Meeting and Rally Packing - Steve Shelvik

W 8017 Mink Creek Drive, Random Lake, WI - 414-861-8041

26 –FYI - Walneck’s Swap Meet – Woodstock, IL

26 – FYI - Carbs & Coffee Vintage & Custom Motorcycles and Car

4691 County Hwy N, Cottage Grove, WI

July

8-10 – FYI – AHRMA Racing - New Jersey Motorsports Park - Millville, NJ

15, 16, 17 – BBC – BBC 36th Annual Motorcycle Show and Rally

Year of the Chopper, Eagle Cave, Blue River, WI.

16 – FYI - Lorem Ipsum Vintage Motorcycle Rally, Viroqua, WI

17 – BBC - General Membership Meeting under the tent @ Eagle Cave –11:00am

28 - BBC - BBC at the Iron Horse Hotel - 438 W. Florida St, Milwaukee, WI

Colette Lendowski - 414-651-4550

31 - FYI - Carbs & Coffee Vintage & Custom Motorcycles and Cars

4691 County Hwy N, Cottage Grove, WI

August

8-14 – FYI - 76th Annual Sturgis Rally, Sturgis, SD

11-13 – FYI - Symco Shakedown – new venue – see website www.symcoshakedown.com

13 – BBC - Post Rally Ride – Union Grove, WI -12:00 noon

Indian 414-651-455 - indian@wi.rr.com

14 – FYI – Walneck’s Swap meet - McHenry County Fairgrounds, Woodstock, IL.

21 - FYI – Chicago Norton Owners Club Vintage Bike Show at MCC

Villa Park, Illinois – 9:00 am

27 - FYI - Lumberjack Days - Tigerton, WI - Crossroads Bar - Indian Lendowski

27-28 – FYI - Milwaukee Concours d’Elegance (formerly Masterpiece Club Day)

Auto and Motorcycle Show, Veterans Park, Milwaukee

28 – FYI - Carbs & Coffee Vintage & Custom Motorcycles and Cars

4691 County Hwy N, Cottage Grove, WI

September

9-11- RTR – Annual Triumph Midwest Ride-In, New Glarus, WI

See Team Triumph’s website http://www.triumph1.com/

9-11 - FYI -Moto America - New Jersey Motorsports Park - Millville, New Jersey

9-11 – FYI - AHRMA Racing - Talladega Gran Prix Raceway - Munford, AL

10 – BBC - No Big Deal Picnic – Director nominations—Kathy and Doug Aretz

3613 Charles St, Racine, WI 262-498-7805 ; dougaretz@gmail.com

11 – FYI - 33rd Annual Battle of The Brits, Camp Dearborn

1700 General Motors Rd, Milford, MI 48380

25 - FYI - Carbs & Coffee Vintage & Custom Motorcycles and Cars

4691 County Hwy N, Cottage Grove, WI

October

1 – BBC - Color Ride and General Membership Meeting - Director nominations

Mink Creek Road, Random Lake, WI – Steve Shelvik – 414-861-8041

1 – RTR – Saturday Flat Track Racing Elkhorn ½ mile, Noon Walworth County Fair

Grounds 411 East Court St, Hwy 11, Elkhorn, WI Bill Pluess 414-531-5234

2 - RTR -Slimey Crud Run - Pine Bluff to Leland

6-9 – RTR – BarberVintage Festival, 6030 Barber Motorsports Parkway

Birmingham, AL - AHRMA Racing

15 – RTR - Team Triumph Open House, Hwy 11, Janesville

16 – FYI - Walneck’s Swap Meet, McHenry County Fairgrounds

11900 Country Club Rd, Woodstock, IL

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2016 Calendar of Events

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2016 Calendar of Events

October

29 – BBC - Joseppi’s Bees Halloween Party – Cudahy, WI

Joe Schertzl – 414-559-4307 – angleironchoppers@gmail.com

30 - FYI - Carbs & Coffee Vintage & Custom Motorcycles and Cars

4691 County Hwy N, Cottage Grove, WI

November

5 – BBC - Pot Luck Dinner and General Membership Meeting - Location TBA

December

2 – BBC - Board of Director elections – Best Western Waterfront Hotel, Oshkosh, WI

3 - BBC – Christmas Party and Banquet - Best Western Waterfront Hotel, Oshkosh, WI

(Mary Lange)

February Puzzle

D N A L O G A B E N N I W M A E T K K D

C V E F V C O C V S G N V Q B E V E R X

K J Z P H G H D Q V I A H M E B G S A N

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L J P G P V O E D Q C S P A R A C U S A

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L W N R L T Z A Y X W N F Z J H O E Z R

AHRMARACING, ATTENDANCE, CHOPPER, RALLYART, GREYBEARD

LUMBERJACKDAYS, MOTORCYCLESUPERSTORE, NORTONOWNERS

MOTORSPORTSPARK, TEAMWINNEBAGOLAND, ENTERTAINMENT

WALNECKSSWAPMEET, WEEWILLIE

Best Western Waterfront Hotel, Oshkosh, WI

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Introducing, The President of The British Biker Cooperative . . .

What was I thinking? Well . . . I know what I was thinking. The evening of the

Pot Luck Supper at the American Legion Hall in Oak Creek, Pat Hanson, the BBC

President was looking for presidential candidates for the 2015-2016 term and no

one was volunteering. Not that I felt coerced. My wife, Kathy, and I discussed the

possibility of me being president. I was not working at the time of our discussion

and there weren’t any family obligations that I was committing to like the previous

year, and we thought that would be okay. Not to mention the fact that I was a presi-

dential candidate back in the 1990’s and ran against Scott Hermann . . . and lost.

Oh, well.

So maybe this is the time. And as I stood up and Pat looked at me and posed the

question, “Are there any nominees for the office of President?” And I think it was

Colette who said “I nominate Doug Aretz for the office of President and I said, “I

will accept the nomination of President for the BBC. That was it. The End. But

really it is just the beginning.

Pat Hanson made a real effective speech about what being the President of British

Biker Cooperative meant to him. If you want to be immersed in British motorcycle

culture, the BBC is the place. If you want to be around people who have the pas-

sion for British motorcycles, follow races, read all sorts of books and classic motor-

cycle magazines, and find enjoyment in reading the service manual to your 1971

T150 for the twelfth time, the BBC is the place. And . . . there’s always the hot

young chicks hanging around. And monkeys might come flying out of my butt.

Hanson’s speech put my thoughts into perspective because he was right. Who have

been and who are my good friends from the pat 20 plus years? People in the BBC.

What is one event that I never fail to attend year in and year out? The annual BBC

Rally. And the other annual event that I very rarely miss . . . the BBC Holiday

Party. Not to mention all the BBC Color Rides, Runs to The Sun, No Big Deal

Picnics, packing parties and all other parties at my good BBC friends’ house Steve

and Deb Shelvik.

With all that being said, why not be President? So here I am and here I will be for

the next two years and maybe, but only maybe, for two more years after that

(I never said THAT, honey!).

And to all BBC’ers who are reading this, I will do my best to keep the BBC going

as an organization dedicated to British motorcycling. I will represent all members

and the organization in a manner that is respectful in the British motorcycling

culture, and I will listen to the ideas and thoughts of the directors and officers when

I have to make decisions. And have fun doing it.

That’s why I accepted the nomination for President of the British Biker Coopera-

tive.

See you on the road and ride safe.

Doug Aretz, President

British Biker Cooperative

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BBC Classified Ads

69 BSA 650 Thunderbolt. Nearly all original! Numbers matching frame & engine! New

tires and very low miles on rebuilt engine (under 1000 miles) - purchased from a famous

H.O.F. member...T.C.Christianson! No title (lost many years ago) $3500 cash with b.o.s.

only. Jon Revilla 630-650-6002

For Sale: I'm starting to "thin the herd". If you or someone you know is

interested in the following British bikes, let me know. I'll respond with details,

prices, pictures.

1965 Triumph Bonneville in very good condition. Rich Reed

1971 Norton "SS" in excellent condition. britbiker7@gmail.com

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BBC Classified Ads

For Sale - my "infamous" Kermit. 98 Speed Triple...a super example of a rare , hard to

find bike. Generation ll 885cc fuel injected - my 150 mph uni-cycle! Covered with high

dollar and hi-po custom stuff!. Sato Racing adjustable controls, Renthal gold motard han-

dlebar , Napoleon bar end mirrors , Seat Guy saddle that can be ridden many hundreds of

miles a day , optional oem stuff (carbon frame protectors, flyscreen, rad covers , pillion

tonneau and Seat Guy pillion seat, Triumph high racing exhaust (comes with new take off

original exhaust also), custom line green metallic paint with oem graphics . Recent very

sticky Dunlop tires , Regina gold o-ring chain , +2 teeth rear sprocket. Daytona cams in-

stalled when new.Has been remapped and FLIES. Absolutely THE BEST MOTORCY-

CLE I’VE EVER OWNED. You all know this bike. This is a special bike & is priced

accordingly. Asking $4500 obo...cash offers only please. Impending hip replacement

forces me to put my baby up for sale. Call Jon Revilla if interested. 630 650 6002

Mama Tried (continued from page 4)

When I was 16 my good friend Evan had a Triumph chopper that he acquired

from an old biker. Ever since then I had an itch to build one. Two years ago at

the Walnecks Swap Meet in Woodstock, IL I found a front loop. That started the

whole ordeal. I went home and ordered up a hardtail. I made many trips to MCC

in South Milwaukee to ask questions and acquire various parts including a front

end and rear wheel. I ending up trading a panhead chopper frame and girder front

end for an engine. The bike was slowly coming together. I approached Pat

Hanson about taking his classes at MATC. Next thing I know, the motor is in a

million pieces!! Haha! Working hand in hand with Pat really opened my mind up

to so many different things. If you have ever been curious as to how a engine

functions, I hihly recommend taking one of his classes. I finally finished the bike

and debuted it this year at the Mama Tried Motorcycle show in Milwaukee, WI.

Thank you!

Steve Dietzman

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Mama Tried (continued)

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A B C D

AXLE CAP TORQUE

PROBLEM: Some workshop manuals cite incorrect data for 4-bolt front fork axle caps,

stating that 23-25 Ft. Lbs. of torque are necessary.

SOLUTION: The steel fork leg with a 2-bolt pattern (fig. D) requires 23-25 Ft. Lbs. of

torque, aluminum fork legs tubes with a 4-bolt pattern, whether disc (fig. A) or

(fig. C) require only 15 Ft. Lbs. of torque. Over tightening can cause damage and

possible fracturing, causing serious handling issues and possible wheel separation.

ADDITIONAL INFO: Klempf’s British Parts offers two variants for 4-bolt alloy front

fork axle caps, a more heavy-duty replacement (fig. A and C) or a reproduction

replacement (fig. B). We recommend the heavy-duty option.

KLEMPF’S BRITISH

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Tech Tips

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Marque Year Model

Occupation:

How did you hear of the BBC?

Would you like to participate in the organization of activities in the BBC?

For more information, contact the BBC VP of Membership @ 262-521-0760

or visit our website @ http://www.britishbiker.net/

Send annual membership fee of $30.00/$35.00 (check or money order) to:

BBC ~ P.O. Box 371021 ~ Milwaukee, WI 53237-2121 U.S.A.

Name: Nickname:

Address:

City: State: Zip code:

Telephone: E-mail:

First Year of BBC Membership: Date of Birth:

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