Michel Fortin Belanger won both events on September 14 and 15 to once again win the WTC's Canadian Championship (East).

The results can be seen HERE for day one, and HERE for day two.

Sean Bird (Ossa) - photo by Jeff Green

Story from Don Doerksen

The Fall Classic Trial, sponsored by The Honda Centre, took place at Ioco, BC on October 6, 2019. It was a great day to drag out an old (or new) bike, to play in the sunshine. There were eleven sections which were set-up with some bonus lines, where it was possiblr to recoup some of your losses.

Eleven riders signed up for the Classic A class, with a good variety of old iron on show. Sean Bird almost aced the A class with only 3 points at the end of the day. Skip Parker took Senior Intermediate and Josec Reschreiter impressed in the Intermediate class; Starla Smeeth cruised in Sportsman. There was an Exhibition class for those that just wanted to play, and Sawyer Collie was the best there. Dean Wandler won a ham for best vintage costume (seriously - a 20 year-old Hebo suit that still fits?)

It was a great day and our thanks to Guy Smeeth and the Honda Centre.

Shane Bridden at Magna Bay - Photo by Andrew James

Story from Outlaw Dave Rhodes

So that’s a wrap for WTC Competition season in BC for this year - and what a way to finish. The weather was absolutely gorgeous, and the sections set up at the Martin & Julie property in the Shuswap were brilliant.

The Pete Brown Memorial Trial took place on Saturday, followed by the Ady Brown event on Sunday. Over 40 riders in total for the weekend, with a few who showed up just to watch and donate to the cause, which raised approx $1,000.00 for the Cancer Fund.

A huge vote of thanks to everyone who attended, and especially Martin & Julie, who hosted the event for the first time at their property. They also provided food and a bed for the old guy (Outlaw Dave), which was much appreciated.

We saw some great riding both days with some surprises; Shane Bridden (TRS) was on fire on Saturday, taking the Advanced win. Colten Morrison upset Stan Bakgaard in the Expert, winning his first event on the new-to-him factory Beta. Young Jeremy Bonnefoy got a lot of applause for his riding on the new Beta Evo 80 Junior; he was joined in the kids' class on Sunday by the young Dunbar lads riding their first trial. Although the Dunbar lads are shown as DNF, they did finish, but didn't hand in their score cards. As you can see by the scores (once again done up by Julie & Judy - all very professional), a lot of riders did really well, and everybody had fun. Chris from Kelowna even had a clean loop on Saturday.

Pete Brown Memorial Trial 2019
Junior A
1  Jeremie Bonnefoy   39

Junior B
1  Christian Zanders  20
2  Andrew Vipond      26
3  Roly Thibault     106
   Roger Tessier     DNF

Advanced
1  Shane Bridden      36
2  Ross Rathbone      49
3  Andrew James       52
   Jake Wideman      DNF

Expert
1  Kolten Morrison    45
2  Stan Bakgaard      48

Intermediate
1  Kris Kinjerski     12
2  Dean Seaman        16
3  Jason Munns        23
4  Dale Lewis         34
5  Chris Hrabb        45
6  Russel Nelson      46
7  Leigh Stocks       48
8  Martin Lucas       52
9  Ty Morrison        54
10 Chris Briggs       58
11 Olivier Bonnefoy   79
12 Dominique Doyon    85
   Kevin Lutz        DNF
   Ben Lutz          DNF

Adrian Brown Memorial Trial 2019
Junior A
1  Jeremie Bonnefoy   32
   Kaydn Dunbar      DNF
   Bryce Dunbar      DNF

Junior B
1  Andrew Vipond      11
   Roly Thibault     DNF

Advanced
1  Ross Rathbone      25
2  Shane Bridden      32
3  Andrew James       46
4  Jason Munns        74

Expert
1  Stan Bakgaard      31
2  Kolten Morrison    50

Intermediate
1  Dean Seaman         9
2  Marcus Buhrig      19
3  Dale Lewis         21
4  Russel Nelson      22
5  Ty Morrison        33
6  Leigh Stocks       35
7  Olivier Bonnefoy   46
8  Martin Lucas       48
9  Christian Zanders  62
10 Chris Briggs       63
11 Dominique Doyon    63

                      

Rick Whiting from Nanaino at the Lohrmann trial (Dale Coull photo)

Rain on the day of the event made for some slippery sections, but it started to dry up during the day. Held September 22nd at Cycle Park, the Victoria Motorcycle Club’s property on Happy Valley Road, thirty riders signed up to compete in this annual event.

Thomas Cordner was top expert, with a single-point victory over Ryon Bell.

The full results can be seen HERE.

Report from don Doerksen

The Iron Mountain Trial took place in Mission, B.C. on September 15, 2019. The ground was quite dry and there was no water when the sections were set-up. But it rained a bit during the week, then it rained a lot on Saturday. It was not raining for the rider's meeting, but then it would rain a bit, slow down a bit, pour for awhile and then just rain. A lot of the scores got worse as the day went on, as some of the dirt turned into quagmire. On the bright side, it was reasonably warm and the sections had some interesting variety. Of course, the sun came out after the awards and sunglasses were needed on the way home!

Starla Smeeth took the Sportman class by a few points, while Ian Carlson easily won Intermediate. Bob Clark was the best in Senior Intermediate and Dave Nunn was the class of the Senior Advanced. The Advanced class results were very tight with Cam Collie winning on most "ones" after tying with Roy Anderson on points and cleans. Alex Walton's scores got worse on the last lap but he finally got up the rock in section three to win the Expert class.

The organizers thank the District of Mission for the use of the Mission Tree Farm land, and thanks to all the hardy souls that showed up to prove that you can go out and play in the rain!

1956 Ariel HT5 at the Ymir Outlaw Vintage Trial

Report from Outlaw Dave Rhodes

The general opinion around the campsite at Ymir was that this event was absolutely awesome. There was no doubt that the organizers, Jay Colley and Pete Bustin, knew how to put on a first class event. But most people were overwhelmed not only with the sections, but also by the professional way that the sign-in and the riders' meeting were handled. The Score crew was once again fantastic, aided by the large rider boards provided by Judy Rathbone. The whole weekend was, in fact, not just a great finale to the 2019 Outlaw series, but it was perhaps a sign of a new beginning, with plenty of riders from South of the border; this really added to the vintage event on Saturday.

Results (1st 3 in each class)
Sunday - Round #4 Outlaw Series
Expert
1 Stan Bakgaard     Yale          BC  Scorpa   47
2 Steve Day         Mission       BC  Vertigo  48
3 Jacek Jablonsksy  Red Deer      AB  Mont     61

Advanced
1 Bryron New        Calgary       AB  Scorpa   34
2 Trent  Burgiss    NZ                Scorpa   37
3 Brian McNeal      Vancouver     BC  Mont     38

Senior Advanced
1 Gord Rinke        Okitoks       AB  TRS       9
2 Ross RAthbone     Scotch Creek  BC  Beta     39
3 Jay Colley        Ymir          BC  Mont     42

Intermediate
1 Olivier Jablonski Red Deer      AB  Mont     12
2 Justin Surina     Nelson        BC  GG       21
3 Ty Morrison       Scotch Creek  BC  Beta     29

Junior
1 Todd Stanly                                   2
2 Paul Foran                                   16
3 Andrew Vipond     Vernon        BC  TRS      18

Sportsman
1 Dean Seamam       Sorrento      BC  Beta      8
2 Taff Parfitt      Sherwood Park AB  Beta     13
3 Matt Parsins      USA               Bultaco  16
                      

The full results of the Quebec trials on Saturday and Sunday, August 17 and 18, can be seen HERE, and HERE.

Day one expert winner Steve Doel

Story and Pic's from Outlaw Dave Rhodes

Well it turned out to be another epic weekend at Rocky Mountain House. The weather was just about perfect for the WTC ATRA Trial at the Bernie Schoderus farm. The club is really fortunate in having the use of this property, which could be referred to as a "Trials Heaven".

Outlaw Dave says that he has attended this great venue for many years; it features a lush valley, a creek, and a wonderful camping area. The rider turn-out was really good, and the camp area was filled with trailers and tents. The riders came from all over - many from BC, plus Dennis Brumwell from Yellowknife, NWT (his drive is 17 hours!)

This was Round number three of the 2019 Outlaw series, with the Sunday Trial counting for the Outlaw points. Round four will take place at another beautiful spot, at Ymir, BC, on the September long weekend.

It was really nice to see so many old friends, including Neil Ward (out for the first time in over a decade). Steve Doel showed up for the Saturday trial, having an unexpected weekend off from his work up North - he took the Expert Class on Day #1 on his Outlaw Beta. In fact, all the classes on Saturday were won by Beta riders.

A new feature at this event was the big cook-out on Saturday night. Ross Rathbone started this a few years ago at the annual Scotch Creek Outlaw Trial, and he was on hand to help the local cooks. Thanks to the Pospisil family and Taff for acting as Chefs - it really was amazing.

This event really was so good, and it had so many stories. Check Outlaw Dave's blog and his Facebook page for more pictures and info.

The full results are given HERE

This year's trial number three in the Maritimes was at Memramcook, NB, on Sunday, July 28.

The winner of the Advanced class, and overall winner of the trial, was Kevin Patterson, with 72 points.

Maritime trials still scheduled include the Drive to Ride Trial, which will be Event number five, on September 15th at Miller Meadow.

It's undecided where event number six (last event of the year) will be at, but it's always fun to have at least one in the snow!

The Maritime Trials Riders hosted an event on Sunday, June 9 at Focs'le Farm, in Nova Scotia.

Michael Traves has contacted us with the results from Event No 2. The sections were rather tough, but he promises something a little easier next time!

The results are given below:

Leon bustin at the Superstars Trial
Pic by Dale Coull

The Canada Pacific Trials Association hosted the annual Super Stars on June 8 and 9.

The Champ class winner on both days was Alex Walton. The full results for day one are given HERE, and the results for day two are HERE.

The Southwestern Ontario Classic Trials Group hosted an event on June 9 at Creemore, ON. Tyler Mumford won the Modern A class, while Kevin Cronin took Vintage A

For full results, please click HERE.

The Steel City Riders hosted a trial on June 9, 2019 at Oshweken, Ontario. The expert winner was Kevin Cordy; for the full results, please HERE.

Expert winner Andrew Watson - photo by Loren Olsen

Blue skies and warm weather was the order of the day as thirty-three riders signed up to compete in the annual Joe Brown Major Trial at Cycle Park, the Victoria Motorcycle Club’s property on Happy Valley Road, in Metchosin. A two kilometre loop with ten sections laid out was ridden three times.

For the complete results, please CLICK HERE.

Story from Don Doerksen

After a couple of rainy days, May 26, 2019 dawned sunny and warm, as 49 riders showed up in Squamish, BC for the Honda Centre Trial. The ground was just damp enough to keep down the dust and conditions were great. It was either the sunshine or the locale that brought some of the local riders out to try something different than their usual trail riding.

The warm conditions were a bit of a surprise and a number of riders failed to finish because of fatigue related to the heat. Those that soldiered on found an interesting and challenging trial that seemed to be just right for section difficulty. Some of the downhills on the trail could have had signs for a mandatory brake check, though! The views were worth the drive - but what goes up must come down...

Sean Bird won the Expert class, while a few of the other experts DNF'ed. Brian McNeal just squeaked the Advanced class on cleans, and Ted McDowall just flat forgot to put his feet down in Senior Advanced. Jake Loebe took only eleven points from thirty sections in Intermdiate, and Bob Clark just bettered that with ten points in Senior Intermediate. Sportsman went to Erin Evans, as her scores got better each loop. Pat Argue was the sole Junior rider.

Thanks to the members of the 99 Trials Club who organized this great event, and thanks to the Honda Centre for their sponsorship.

Vintage winner Don Doerksen at Scotch Creek

The WTC National Championship (West) was held on Day Two of the great BC weekend of trials at Scotch Creek. The weekend also included the annual Outlaw Trial and the Outlaw Vintage Trial. Not too many points were taken by the top experts at the National Championship event, with the 42 competitors all having a great time, with lots of stories and smiles at the finish.

Here are the results for the top three in each class of the National Championship event:

Junior
1 Starla Smeeth     GG     Surrrey      BC     0
2 Andrew Vipond     GG     Vernon       BC     1 
3 Oscar Usher       Beta   Nelson       BC     8

Intermediate
1 Lee Usher        Beta    Nelson       BC    18
2 Richard Oullete  Scorpa  Calgary      AB    20
3 Max Lang         TRS     Vernon       BC    33

Sportsman
1  Bob Clark       TRS     Coquitlam    BC     6
2  Marcus Buhrig   Beta    Blind Bay    BC    11
3 Craig  Parfitt   Beta    Edmonton     AB    17

Advanced
1 Brian McNeal     Mont    Vancouver    BC     9
2 Wyatt Pospisal   Beta    Edmonton     AB    17
3 Jake Wideman     Beta    Scotch Creek BC    29

Senior Advanced
1 Ross Rathbone    Beta    Magna Bay    BC     9
2 Guy Smeeth       GG      Surrey       BC    12
3 Carl Muller      Beta    Surrey       BC    21

 Expert
1 Sam King         GG      Golden       BC     4
2 Sean Bird        Scorpa  Vancouver    BC     6
3 Steve Day        Vertigo Mission      BC    24
                        

The weather for the 2019 Outlaw Trial at Scotch Creek was a bit damp to start the day, but the 41 riders didn't seem to mind as they tackled the sections that Ross Rathbone and his crew had laid out. The new campground and private land that the trial was able to use (thanks to Dan & Helena Roane) have proven to be very popular, with easy access to the camping and to a lot of the sections. Of course, as is the Outlaw tradition, the riders go on a loop up the mountain, over the top past Cougar bluff, before heading back to camp and starting loop number two.

The weather continued to improve, and everybody came back with big smiles at the end of the day. Unfortunately, Edmonton's Harold Pospisal had a fall while out for a ride on Friday, so he was unable to ride. But there were riders from the West Coast and from Alberta, plus one long-distance hero from Yellowknife, NWT.

Results (top three in each class):

Junior
1 Leigh Mackay      Sherco  Kamloops      BC 12
2 Dennis Brumwell   Mont    Yellowknife   NT 12  (tie break)
3 Starla Smeeth     GG      Surrey        BC 14

Intermediate
1 Max Lang          TRS     Lumby         BC 50
2 Russ Nelson       Beta    Celista       BC 63
3 Josef Reschreiter TRS     Vancouver     BC 65

Sportsman
1 Bob Clark         TRS     Coquitlam     BC  5
2 Marcus Buhrig     Beta    Blind Bay     BC 16
3 Taff Parfitt      Beta    Sherwood Park AB 22

Advanced
1 Brian McNeal      Mont    Vancouver     BC 34
2 Wyatt Pospisil    Beta    Edmonton      AB 35
3 Jake Wideman      Beta    Scotch Creek  BC 44

Senior Advanced
1 Ross Rathbone     Beta    Magna Bay     BC 22
2 Guy Smeeth        GG      Surrey        BC 26

Experts
1 Sam King          GG      Golden        BC   7
2 Sean Bird         Scorpa  Vancouver     BC  12
3 Pierce McNeal                               22
                        

The results of the 2019 Outlaw Vintage event are:

Class A
1 Don Doerksen    Trixie  Mission      BC   11
2 Guy Smeeth      Yam     Surrey       BC   12
3 Brian McNeal    Trixie  Vancouver    BC   23
4 Bob Clark       SWM     Coquitlam    BC   31
5 Mike Crumly     Ossa                 Sask 43

Class B
1 Dale Coull      Kaw     Mission      BC   15
2 Walter Cukavac  Fantic  Spruce Grove AB   23
                        

What an absolutely amazing day! A huge thanks to Kevin and his helpers.

There were sixteen riders in total, with perfect weather, no bugs, and a great mix of sections with demonstrator bikes to try out; it was any trials rider's dream day.

Here are the scores:

Advanced	
Owen Patterson	18
Ron Golden	34
Kevin Patterson	35
Mike Forsythe	43
Patrick Goguen 	52
Stephen Howland	53

Intermediate
Joel Irving	13
Barry Josey	18
Blake Davison	29
Steve Patterson	44
Adam Cruickshank45
Michael Traves	52
Kelvin Day	DNF

Novice
David Mason	4
Marc Cunningham	7
Terry Wilkins	16

Beginner
Dominique GoguenDNS
                        

Expert winner Alex Walton tops six feet of vertical

Story from Don Doerksen
Photo from Jeff Green

Sunday April 28, 2019 was a good day to be at Ioco, BC for the Squid Trial, sponsored by Outlaw Accessories. This was the first trial in the Outlaw series held each year in BC and Alberta. The weather was perfect (cool at first, but sunny) and the rocks were mostly dry.

Sean Bird laid out very good sections for the Expert and Advanced line which seemed to take just the right amount of points. Alex Walton was the runaway winner in Expert with CPTA club secretary Andrew Allen showing how to ride Advanced. Todd Nordin had a great ride to lead Senior 45 by a healthy margin. Ron Walsh setup the Intermediate and Junior sections with a longer than usual trail ride. The emphasis was on safe and simple sections with just a bit of challenge. The scores looked very reasonable to go with that theme. Bob Clark Just took a few points to win Senior Intermediae, with his brother Brett being the one to beat in Sportsman. Brian Dye led Intermediate all the way and Dave Siefert did not put a foot down all day in Junior.

From Don Doerksen

A very nice spring day greeted the riders who came to the 2019 Spring Classic trial on April 7th.

The event was hosted by the CPTA at Ioco and sponsored by Beta Canada. Dave Craig put out 14 sections to be ridden twice. Section difficulty was eased because of rain the previous day and it made for an excellent day to potter around on an old bike.

Bob Todosychuk cleaned the first loop and then took a couple of errant dabs on the second, to win Classic A. Guy Smeeth cleaned the second loop after fixing the problem with the airbox that was shredding the rear tire off of his TY175. He placed 3rd with Bob Clark just beating him on cleans. Classic B looked close with Greg Patrick and Dave Bloxham tied after the first loop. Cleans decided the win in Senior Intermediate as Roy Anderson narrowly beat Ted Blow. Ian Carlson only dropped five points to win Intermediate, while Brett Clark and Michael Pullen won their classes as the only entrants.

Thanks to Dave Craig for a good day's ride, and thanks to Beta Canada for the Sponsorship.

Thomas Cordner on a section near the parking lot

The Victoria Motorcycle Club hosted a two day Pacific Northwest Trials Association trial at Cycle Park, the club’s property on Happy Valley Road, on April 13th and 14th. Twenty-five riders signed up the first day to ride in the rain, wind and cold. Ten checks ridden in three separate loops, were laid out with varying degrees of difficulty for the six classes of riders. With the horrible weather, there was only one DNF on the first day.

On the second day, twenty-nine riders signed up to ride ten completely different checks laid out by the enthusiast committee in the same areas as day one. The weather had also softened although there were light showers.

The full results for both days can be seen HERE.

The Maritime Trials Riders have announced the proposed schedule for events in 2019. Here are the dates:

May 5         Hantsport, NS
May 26        A group of Maritime Riders will compete at Rivier-Du-Loupe, Quebec
June 16       Falmouth, NS
July          Beaumont, NB
September 15  NSORRA Drive to Ride - Miller Meadow, NS
October 13    To be determined
                        

Originally known as the Novice Trial, this event was changed in 1979 to honour Reg Shanks, who was considered one of the "fathers" of the club, and to reflect the increase in classes. A new perpetual trophy was made using a keeper trophy that belonged to Reg's brother, Bob Shanks.

A record number (in recent years) of 47 riders showed up at the club's property (Cycle Park) on Happy Valley Road to compete in the various classes. Visitors from Nanaimo and Salt Spring Island were on hand to compliment the entry. The weather was cool until the sun shone, so it was a perfect day for the event.

Ryon Bell won the Expert class with just three points lost. The full results are given HERE.

Steve Day at the 2019 TRS Trial

Story from Don Doerksen
Photo from Jeff Green

A warm and sunny March 17, 2019 greeted Ioco, BC, as the CPTA put on the fourth annual TRS trial. TRS Motorcycles Canada sponsored the event. The 23 riders that showed up to ride enjoyed almost perfect conditions. After the ice and snow of the February trial, this was spring coming four days early.

It looks like it was a long and challenging event for the Intermediate classes, who finished later then the Advanced and Expert classes; it is usually the other way around. Alex Walton easily won Expert and Ted McDowall did the same in Senior 45. Cam Collie held off Sawyer in Advanced, while Bob Clark was the runaway winner in Seniorr Intermediate, and Dave Bloxham dragged out the Majesty to take the top spot in Sportsman.

Thanks from the club to Ted McDowall and Skip Parker for their hard work, and to TRS for the sponsorship.

The full results can be seen HERE.

A picture from the 2019 Les Blow trial

Postponed from an earlier date due to snow, the Les Blow Trial was held in glorious sunshine but cool weather at the Club's property on Happy Valley Road. Thirty-six riders plus four small-wheel riders signed up to "enjoy the day." Ten sections with varying degrees of difficulty were laid out for the eight classes of riders from Beginner to Expert.

Thomas Cordner took first place among the experts at the trial.

The full results can be seen HERE.

The Maritime Trials Riders put on three days of indoor trials demo's at the Halifax Motorcycle Show last weekend (March 1,2 & 3). On Sunday Kevin, Owen, Kelvin, Shereef and Michael rode for the 12:00 show, with Patrick and Brett joining in the fun for the 4:00 PM show.

A big thanks to Beta Canada for bringing out two demo bikes; there seems to be plenty of people "thinking about getting a bike", we hope to see some pull the trigger and see some new faces this season.

The first round of the WTC-sanctioned Quebec moto-trials championship will take place at Riviere du Loup, Quebec on May 12 and 13.

Stephen Howland of Beta Canada will be hauling bikes there from Nova Scotia, and will transport bikes for Nova Scotia competitors in the trial.

We're looking forward to hearing about the event...

Skip Parker takes a dab in the snow

Story from Don Doerksen
Picture by Jeff Green

The Beta Trial took place on February 10, 2019 at Ioco, BC. Twenty-five people were hardy enough (or sufficiently desperate) to ride in the sub-zero temperatures. The ground that is usually wet was frozen, so it was like riding on ice in a lot of places. The saving grace was that the rocks still had grip. But that grip disappeared on the thirrd loop, when it started to snow and scores skyrocketed. It was time to get back to the pits and get into the pulled pork and beef that Steve Kemp had over the charcoals.

Alex Walton won the Expert class handily, and Jason Miller topped the Advanced contingent in a tighter contest. Ted McDowall took Senior 45, while Brent Anctil was the first winner in the new Senior Intermediate class. Steve Kemp was the only Junior and he finished with a pretty low score.

The purpose of this WTC-sanctioned event is to allow trials riders to have a fun "loosen-up" at the beginning of the season. It's also meant to give new riders a look, and to experience a proper trials course and rules. This is not a competition, but score cards will be available for those who want to keep an eye on their own skill level.

There will be a minimum of eight sections connected by marked trails. Each section will have three skill levels marked with color coding. There will be a riders meeting to explain the rules, this is normal procedure.

Small dirt bikes under 250cc will be permitted and encouraged at the discretion of the clerk of the course. Noise level must be observed, also at the discretion of the clerk of the course.

A FUN day for all is intended. Bring hydration and food there is none available at the location. Details on the BMA website at http://bma1.ca.

Dave Rhodes has announced the date of the WTC National Championship (West), along with the ever-popular Outlaw Trial.

Both events will take place on the long weekend in May at Scotch Creek, BC. This will, hopefully, avoid the forest-fire season in the BC Interior. That is that usual weekend for the Outlaw event, unchanged for the past thirty years.

The WTC National event will probably take place on the Saturday, with the ever-popular Outlaw trial on the Sunday, and the possibllity of a vintage trial on the Monday.

The dates for the entire Outlaw Series in 2019 are as follows:
  1  Apr 28   Ioco, BC
  2  May 19  Scotch Creek, BC
  3  August   Rocky Mountain House, AB
  4  Sept 1   Ymir, BC

Steve Crevier and Dave Rhodes at the Motorcycling Hall of Fame induction

2018 has been an interesting year for trials, with increasing interest in the sport in the Maritimes, and greater numbers in Ontario with the popularity of the Southwestern Ontario Classic Trials Group, and with the Sleeping Giant group in Northern Ontario.

There have been challenges in some parts of the country, but a good shot in the arm has been the recognition of long-time "Mr Trials" - Outlaw Dave Rhodes. The photo shows Dave at the Hall of Fame induction ceremonies chatting to Steve Crevier. I was lucky enough to see Steve Crevier racing when he was mounted aboard the fabulous Honda RC51 V-twin racing machine - it was a wonderful combination of man and machine.

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