NTNOA's '00 Lake O' the Pines
Jack Wilson Memorial Rallye
Daryl O'Neill - Rallye Chairman
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It rained most of the day on Friday but cleared up during the late afternoon and the roads were dry enough to enjoy the traditional group ride to the Catfish Village on Friday night. Although Doug Fox was a no show for Catfish, he did manage to arrange for his traditional fresh lemons to arrive just in time. On Saturday it drizzled on and off all day but despite the inclement weather many braved the rain and displayed their treasures in all their glory for the Bike Show.
Thanks to Daryl Bane the Awards Ceremony went off without a hitch and for the first time in many years with a functional PA system. Daryl performance as our LOP- MC was exemplary. Thanks also go to Dave Howe, Peckerhead extraordinaire for coming up with our best Trophies and Rallye pins seen to date and to Berwyn Henderson for once again laying out our bike show area and organizing the ballot counting team. Thanks to Pistol the documentation was the best ever and to Paul Valentine who handled all the AMA insurance chores. The Extra Mile awards go to John "Gimpy" Orchard and his trusty sidekick, Travis for printing and hand delivering the Rallye packs. Door prizes were the best ever; there must have been $1000 retail at least, thanks Clay Walley and Square Four for rounding up in-town and out of town donors. Some of the companies that donated door prizes are: Baxter Cycle British Parts and Bikes, Old Britts Norton Parts & Books, Fair Spares America Inc., Norton Specialists, Moores Cycle Supply, Vintage Brit Bike Parts, British Cycle Supply, Allyn Air, BMW of N. Dallas and Moto-Techniques.
Special Recognition: Many thanks for the extraordinary effort by Daryl O'Neill, LOP Rallye Chairman who never complained the entire time. He kept a cool head while under pressure and receiving criticism. He kept focus to make the 2000 LOP Rallye a success. Like John Wayne he rode his little orange scooter into the den of the Burn-Outs and insisted they pay-up and register. They did, single file like a gaggle of ducks. Bob Speer did a fantastic job of producing a new club T-Shirt and selling them and hats, like hot cakes. When he wasn’t selling he was retrieving signs from the highway dept. Hats off to the very few, whose extra effort rescued the Rallye. The potential loss was turned into better than break-even.
Improvements this year were a separate show bike sign-in, single voting sheet and a PA system that worked perfect. In addition, even the BBQ was better than last year. There were very sharp trophies, plenty of pins, and the sign-in went smooth once we got organized. While there weren’t as many bikes, the Bike Show display was still very nice with Norton’s, Vincents, BSA’s, Triumph’s, Italian and German bikes.
To all those who did make the pilgrimage - thanks for making this year's rallye a success. For those who didn't - hope to see you next year.
Join the club. Come out next year. Display your bike & enjoy yourself in a weekend of great fun!
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| # |
CLASS |
WINNER |
YEAR/MAKE MODEL |
| 1 | NORTON (pre-Commando) | No Entries | |
| 2 | NORTON COMMANDO (1968-1974) |
1st. Bob Cox 2nd. Sid Guillot 3rd. John Martin |
'73 850 Roadster '74 Interstate '72 Hi-Rider |
| 3 | NORTON COMMANDO - 1975 | No Entries | |
| 4 | TRIUMPH (Pre-Unit) | Dean Baker | '56 T-110 |
| 5 | TRIUMPH ( 1963 - 1970) | 1st. Jason Small 2nd. Dean Baker 3rd. Rick Tompleins |
'63 5TA Speed Twin '64 T-120 Bonneville '68 TR6 C |
| 6 | TRIUMPH (1971 - 1983) | 1st. Brian Gantt 2nd. Mike Thompson 3rd. Eddie Poteet |
'76 Trident Legend '73 Hurricane '71 Tiger |
| 7 | TRIUMPH (Modern) | 1st. Jay Moore 2nd. Harold Hemphill |
'99 Speed Triple '99 Thunderbird |
| 8 | BSA (Vintage 1963 & Older) | Bill Jenkins | '39 BSA M20 |
| 9 | BSA (1964 & Later) | 1st. Mike Selvey 2nd. Frank Varsia |
'68 Victor Clubman '69 Thunderbolt |
| 10 | GERMAN (Vintage 1970 & Older) | No Entries | |
| 11 | GERMAN (Classic 1971 - 1993) | 1st. Tom Willis | '75 R90S |
| 12 | GERMAN (Modern 1994 & Later | No Entries | |
| 13 | ITALIAN (Classic 1989 & Older) | 1st. Spencer Young 2nd. Harold Hemphill 3rd. Michael Sprott |
'77 Ducati Darmah 900 '73 Moto Guzzi Eldorado '79 Vespa P-200 |
| 14 | ITALIAN (Modern 1990 & Later) | 1st. Doug Fox 2nd. Phil Voigt 3rd. Mark Boesch |
'00 Aprilia RSV-R '95 Ducati M-900 '00 Aprilia RSV-R |
| 15 | COMPETITION | 1st. Stuart Garrison 2nd. Dennis Tackett |
'71 Ducati 500 R/T '71 Triumph 500 |
| 16 | SINGLES (British & European) | 1st. Stuart Garrison 2nd. Daryl O'Neill |
'52 AJS 185 '51/61 Matchless G80S |
| 17 | SIDECAR (British & European) | No Entries | |
| 18 | OTHER BRITISH & EUROPEAN | 1st. Dave Hartner | '51 Vincent Black Shadow |
| 19 | ANTIQUE AMERICAN | No Entries | |
| 20 | CAFE & MODIFIED STREET | 1st. Phil Dansby 2nd. Mike Poteet |
'73 Norton Commando SS '74 Triumph Trident |
| 21 | CONCOURS | 1st. Stewart Garrison 2nd. Phil Dansby |
'74 Ducati 750 SS '79 Ducati 900 SS |
| 22 | PEOPLES CHOICE | 1st. Stewart Garrison | '74 Ducati 750 SS |
| 23 | OLDEST RIDER | Charles Busbee | BMW K75RT |
| 24 | YOUNGEST RIDER | all too old! | |
| 25 | LONGEST DISTANCE | Doug Fox | from Kansas City |
| RIDDEN TO THE RALLYE | |||
| BEST NORTON | No Entries | ||
| BEST TRIUMPH | Jay McCurry | '95 Triumph Daytona 900 | |
| BEST ITALIAN | Doug Fox | '00 Aprilia RSV-R | |
| BEST GERMAN | Dave Howe | '94 Mystic Special |
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This years heroes:
Rally Chairman – Daryl O’neill
Registration – Don McBride
MC – Daryl Bain
Asst. MC – Victor Toogood
Asst. MC – Joe Tokarz
Trophies and pins – Dave Howe
Bike Judging – Berwyn Henderson
Asst. Bike Judging – Dave Howe
AMA Insurance – Paul Valentine
Bike Classes – George Tuttle
Signs, Club shirt and hat sells – Bob Speer
Door prizes – Clay Walley, Paul Valentine, Dave Popovich
Rally Packs – John Orchard (JC)
Neat Bike Awards – Jay McCurry
Rally Shirt Design – Bob Cox
Rally Shirt sells – Bob Distelcamp
Pin Design – Bob Kizer
Contributors (in alphabetical order)Allyn Air
Baxter Cycle
BMOA
BMW of Ft. Worth
EuroSport Cycles
Fair Spares America Inc.
Italian Motorsports
Bob Kizer
Mid City Cycles
Moores Cycle Suppy
Moto Techniques USA
Old Britts Norton
North Dallas BMW Triumph
RPM Cycles
Stoval’s Cycles


Here are the donors of the out-of -town door prizes.
Baxter Cycle
British Parts & Bikes
Randy Baxter
PO Box 85
Marne, IA 51552
712-781-2351
www.enteract.com/~bikes/Old Britts
Norton Parts & Books
Fred Eaton
PO Box 472
Enumclaw, WA 98022
233-804-8715
www.olsbritts.comFair Spares America Inc.
Norton Specialists
Phil Radnor
PO Box 8224
San Jose, CA 95155
408-292-6563Moores Cycle Supply
Vintage Brit Bike Parts
860-953-1689
www.moorescyclesupply.comBritish Cycle Supply
PO Box 119
Wolfville, Nova Scotia
Canada B0P 1X0
www.britcycle.com
902-542-7478
902-542-7479 FaxAllyn Air
18 Millstream Rd
Woodstock NY 12498
845-679-2051
See You Next Year!
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