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45 th Ave, Denver Sunday, July 5 th Moumt Evans Ride/ David Sheesley Brunch Meet at Eric s, 10 AM Mon - Fri, July 13-17 INOA Norton Carolina Rally, Asheville, NC

1 WE RE ALL HERE BECAUSE WE RE NOT ALL THERE Norton Colorado Newsletter July 2015 Upcoming Events See page 10 for the entire official 2015 events schedule. Thursday, July 2 nd First Thursday at Fort Greene 321 E. 45 th Ave, Denver Sunday, July 5 th Moumt Evans Ride/ David Sheesley Brunch Meet at Eric s, 10 AM Mon - Fri, July INOA Norton Carolina Rally, Asheville, NC Saturday, July 18 th The Wild Beast Within Us Ride to the Wild Animal Sanctuary, Keenesburg Leave Denver 8AM Saturday - Sunday, August 1 2 Wimpy Campout at Jamie and Michelle Jones house, Conifer The new generation of Norton Commandos 1

Peter on a new Manx Norton The Irish and International Rallys By Peter Allen Something Old : 1928 model 18 First weekend was the Irish Norton Rally, The rally was held in

Great scenic rides every day with a few pub stops for the morning Irish Coffee.

It was held at the Wicklow Rugby Club,camping on the fields and catered Breakfast and Dinner each of the 4 Days and a very good bar that stayed open till the last drinker

The range of Nortons ran from a very used nice 1928 Model 18 that was ridden 180 miles to get to the event by a 70 year old man, to three of the new Nortons.

2 Peter on a new Manx Norton The Irish and International Rallys By Peter Allen Something Old : 1928 model 18 First weekend was the Irish Norton Rally, The rally was held in Kilmac in the west of Ireland held in a small B&B /small pub right on a small Harbor, that led to fresh seafood every night,it was a 3 day event, 20 bikes with 12 Nortons. Great scenic rides every day with a few pub stops for the morning Irish Coffee. Next week end the International Norton Rally was held on the east coast of Ireland in the beautiful town of Wicklow just south of Dublin. It was held at the Wicklow Rugby Club,camping on the fields and catered Breakfast and Dinner each of the 4 Days and a very good bar that stayed open till the last drinker went to bed or breakfast (I was told this). They had over 100 Norton's around for the weekend, with 160 registered for the weekend. The range of Nortons ran from a very used nice 1928 Model 18 that was ridden 180 miles to get to the event by a 70 year old man, to three of the new Nortons. There was a great mix of Nortons, Thanks to the Irish and Scottish Norton Clubs for inviting me and putting on such great events. For more pictures and stuff check these links : Something new fbid= &set=a &type=1 2

Streets of London Pub Gathering Big Tent BBQ

3 Streets of London Pub Gathering Big Tent BBQ Pictures Rode a Norton Jack and Peggy Abeyta Scott Robinson Rode Something Lesser Skip Foree Honda Bob Ohman BMW Julie Robinson HD Denny Westerveldt HD Future Norton Enthusiasts?? Tim Vicky and Mike Susie and Paul Denny 3

The Big Tent BBQ Hosted by Suzie Saarinen and Eric Bergman Eric and Susie s Big Tent BBQ was a fun party.

Along with the company came a mix of motorcycles. There were 9 Nortons parked up front in the Norton Parking Only spaces.

The food was excellent, Eric had the smoker going and Bob Ohman manned the grill.

As usual we all made the rounds and caught up. Tim Johnson was in town and stopped by.

Ron and Joan Pierce will be leaving for Florida by the end of the month. Mike Fields will be retiring in 2 weeks.

4 The Big Tent BBQ Hosted by Suzie Saarinen and Eric Bergman Eric and Susie s Big Tent BBQ was a fun party. A nice size crowd from the Norton Club was joined by members of the Antique Club and the BMAC. Along with the company came a mix of motorcycles. There were 9 Nortons parked up front in the Norton Parking Only spaces. In the less prestigious parking lot Triumph, BMW, Ducati, Puch, Honda, Harley Davidson and Suzuki were represented. The food was excellent, Eric had the smoker going and Bob Ohman manned the grill. There was a table full of sides and desserts. I doubt anyone left hungry or thirsty. As usual we all made the rounds and caught up. Tim Johnson was in town and stopped by. He s teaching Spanish at a University in Illinois. Ron and Joan Pierce will be leaving for Florida by the end of the month. Mike Fields will be retiring in 2 weeks. Many of us are looking forward to summer adventures. Others are working on bike projects. Life in the Norton Club is pretty good. Norton only parking protected by Dave The back parking lot for lesser bikes Jack, Peggy, Steve, Mark, Skip, Geri and Julie ate. Must have been good, they look like a happy bunch. Bob manned the BBQ under Peter s watchful eye 4

Big Tent BBQ Hosts: Susie Saarinen and Eric Bergman Randy John Rode a Norton Jack and Peggy Abeyta Arnie Beckman Rick Black Dave

and Karen Field Kawasakis Skip Foree Honda Dennis Oberwetter Hinkley Triumph Bob Ohman BMW Julie Robinson HD Al Slark BMW David

Amelia and Lillian Beckman John Boyd Jeff, Katie and Ella Field Jim and Marti Fisher Peter Geise Tim Johnson Mark Liu and Geri

5 Big Tent BBQ Hosts: Susie Saarinen and Eric Bergman Randy John Rode a Norton Jack and Peggy Abeyta Arnie Beckman Rick Black Dave Campbell John Dahl Debbie Johnson Mike Fields Scott Robinson Rode Something Lesser Peter Chronis Matchless Paul David Ducati Jim and Karen Field Kawasakis Skip Foree Honda Dennis Oberwetter Hinkley Triumph Bob Ohman BMW Julie Robinson HD Al Slark BMW David Sheesley BMW Wayne Smiley HD Todd Wallis (Benelli) Martin Jim Got There Vicki Borden Karen Bailey and Steve Lavin Stephanie, Amelia and Lillian Beckman John Boyd Jeff, Katie and Ella Field Jim and Marti Fisher Peter Geise Tim Johnson Mark Liu and Geri Molettiere Ken McEntire and Rosalyn Matt, Mariah and David Norman Ron Pierce Denny and Cathy Westerveldt Martin White, Lee Maassen Wayne Rick 5

The RAD Ride By Peter Chronis Unfair. Yes, life is terribly unfair at times, but such platitudes don't make it any easier to accept bad things happening to good people.

Three very talented young people I d never met, but whose passing left Denver much the poorer, as I later learned. And, no, they weren t riding motorcycles when they passed.

The acronym stands for Rick Kulwicki, 49; Andrea Einertson, 33, and Danny Einertson, 36, friends of my neighbor and fellow British motorcycle aficionado, Arnie Beckman.

6 The RAD Ride By Peter Chronis Unfair. Yes, life is terribly unfair at times, but such platitudes don't make it any easier to accept bad things happening to good people. On June 20, for the second time, I got to accompany an eclectic group of about 24 motorcycle riders who gather yearly to honor the memory of three young people who died too soon. Three very talented young people I d never met, but whose passing left Denver much the poorer, as I later learned. And, no, they weren t riding motorcycles when they passed. It was the Annual RAD Motorcycle Ride. The acronym stands for Rick Kulwicki, 49; Andrea Einertson, 33, and Danny Einertson, 36, friends of my neighbor and fellow British motorcycle aficionado, Arnie Beckman. Motorcycles brought the group together for the day, but there are other common interests, including guitars and rock music. Arnie, by the way, fits my definition of good people. A third-generation motorhead with deep South Denver roots, he's been a tremendous help to me in getting a vintage Matchless motorcycle back on the road. That includes loading the 57 G11 twin on his truck a few times to get it home or to a shop. An attorney, he is a man of many talents, and you couldn't ask for better company. The RAD riders aren t a formal club with a catchy label or stylish emblem rather, they're individualists with overlapping interests who gather to honor the memory of Rick, Andrea and Daniel. The RAD riders bikes included vintage Triumphs, a Honda CB750 café racer, 1965 Yamaha 305, Moto-Guzzi, several iterations of BMWs, Harleys, a super-rare MZ, crotch rockets, and metric cruisers. The Einertsons were killed June 23, 1997, after going back to Pennsylvania for a family gathering, Arnie told me. While there, they visited the Harley-Davidson museum in York, PA. The couple and Andrea's mother, Ann Marie Sullivan, 59 of Littleton, were driving to Newark International Airport in a rental car for the flight home. According to a press report, another car driven by John Goldschmidt, 48, who suffered a cardiac attack, came from the opposite direction, crossed the grassy median of Interstate 78 and slammed head-on into the Einertson vehicle. All were killed. Andrea was pregnant with the couple s first child, a girl. Rick Kulwicki, a single dad, who died of arteriosclerosis on Feb. 15, 2011, was well-known on the Denver music scene as a guitarist for The Fluid, a grunge, garage-rock, punk-rock group that achieved some national recognition in the 1980s and 90s, disbanded and then reunited for a time in (Arnie learned of Rick's death when he arrived at the Kulwicki house for band practice, only to find paramedics on the scene.) Denver's rock music community was shocked by Rick's premature death. Arnie's affection for Rick can be seen in his comments to Denver Post music-scene scribe Ricardo Baca: Everybody who he touched went away with a positive feeling," Arnie told Baca. "He made people feel good... Everybody who encountered him loved him. You hear that a lot when people pass away, but in Rick s case, it s not exaggeration. Arnie and Danny Einertson rode motorcycles together, competing in the open class, twins, vintage motocross, which resembles the scrambles motorcycle events of yesteryear rather than modern motocross.. Danny rode a classic Norton 750cc P-11 twin, which was in pieces when he acquired it. Arnie, who helped him restore the bike, now owns that Norton. (Arnie rode it on the 2014 RAD Ride, but this year, he rode a modern Triumph.) Rick Kulwicki used to ride a gleaming black kick-start Harley-Davidson chopper, built on a 1949 hard-tail frame and powered by a shovelhead V-twin engine. It s now owned by Rick s long-time friend, Denver luthier and musician John Rumley, who rode it on the memorial ride. And music is the connection among many of these friends Arnie, an attorney, also plays bass guitar in The Buckingham Squares, a Denver-area rock group. Andrea once worked in concert promotion, including a stint with famed Denver impresario Barry Fey and also had organized the Cherry Creek Arts Festival. Danny wasn't a musician but he was a master glassblower who made custom lab ware for the scientific community. (continued next page) 6

RAD Ride, (continues) The tragedy was that they were both really nice people, Arnie said.

In fact, the ride honoring the Einertsons originated at their funeral and had attracted 80 motorcycles. Rick s death added a third name to the annual event.

bar near 45 th and Washington. For the day, Matt rode a black Moto-Guzzi.

in Palmer Lake for a bite to eat, washed down with beer, before heading back to Denver.

This year, twin brother Roman attended the after-the-ride party at the Denver home of Keven and April Soll.

7 RAD Ride, (continues) The tragedy was that they were both really nice people, Arnie said. The couple had just bought a home near Holly and Evans and had been looking forward to the birth of their first child. In fact, the ride honoring the Einertsons originated at their funeral and had attracted 80 motorcycles. Rick s death added a third name to the annual event. The Fluid, Rick s old band, included guitarist Matt Bischoff, a gregarious guy whom I d met at the First Thursday vintage motorcycle gatherings at Crash 45, the biker bar near 45 th and Washington. For the day, Matt rode a black Moto-Guzzi. This year s ride began at the Einstein s bagel shop at South Logan and East Alameda and wound its way down Santa Fe Drive for a stop in Sedalia and then another halt in Palmer Lake for a bite to eat, washed down with beer, before heading back to Denver. Richard, one of Rick s twin sons, once again arrived in his black Ford Crown Vic. This year, twin brother Roman attended the after-the-ride party at the Denver home of Keven and April Soll. Hearing friends reminisce about adventures and good times with the three whom they loved so deeply once again underscored how profound was their loss. And, as I did last year, I rode home feeling happy and sad -- happy to learn about Rick, Andrea and Danny, but sad that I never met them. A Norton V-Twin???? Check this bike out!! This V-twin Norton is a home built bike a friend of Peter Allen s built in England for a lark. His name is Tony Harris, he used to own BTH magnetos. He also did the same with an Ariel. You can see and hear it run by following this link: 7

A New Favorite Ride : Skyline Drive/ Blue Ridge Parkway by Scott Robinson If you are going to the National Rally in North Carolina here s a ride worth taking.

It s the Skyline Drive/Blue Ridge Parkway. There are over five hundred and fifty uninterrupted miles of curvy road. There was not one stop sign or traffic signal.

Gas, food and hotels are available by riding into a town near the parkway. There are abundant pull-offs and overlooks for beautiful views and the necessary butt breaks.

The few straightaways don t last any longer than a mile or so, just enough to catch your breath. Skyline Drive begins in Virginia and goes for 100 miles through the Shenandoah National Park.

8 A New Favorite Ride : Skyline Drive/ Blue Ridge Parkway by Scott Robinson If you are going to the National Rally in North Carolina here s a ride worth taking. I did this last summer and travelled from north to south. Those of you who know me know that I spend summers riding around the country sport touring. Well, last summer I found a new favorite road. It s the Skyline Drive/Blue Ridge Parkway. There are over five hundred and fifty uninterrupted miles of curvy road. There was not one stop sign or traffic signal. There are no commercial enterprises along the road, or the traffic that goes along with them, only a dozen or so visitor centers. Gas, food and hotels are available by riding into a town near the parkway. There are abundant pull-offs and overlooks for beautiful views and the necessary butt breaks. The entire journey is well paved, relatively easy to ride curvy road with some twisties even the peg scrapers would like. The few straightaways don t last any longer than a mile or so, just enough to catch your breath. Skyline Drive begins in Virginia and goes for 100 miles through the Shenandoah National Park. It then changes to the Blue Ridge Parkway and 450 miles later ends up east of Smokey Mountain National Park in North Carolina. Wow, what a fun ride. I wore myself out having too much fun. It is definitely my new favorite road. Thermarest LuxuryLite UltraLite Cot Going to the Rally? This cot looks like it would be a nice addition to your camping gear. It seems a lot more comfortable than sleeping on the ground. For more information check out this link. review-with-video-thermarest-luxuryliteultralite-cot-for-motorcycle-camping.aspx 8

A couple of jokes from Jack: Little boy born without eyelids.

The lad can see pretty good except he is a "little cockeyed".

Norton Stuff on the web: Click on the link for some interesting information. http://www.britcycle.

9 A couple of jokes from Jack: Little boy born without eyelids. So when they circumsized him a team of surgeons made him new eyelids with his own skin. The lad can see pretty good except he is a "little cockeyed". Lucas finally made something electrical that doesn't suck, a vacuum cleaner. Norton Stuff on the web: Click on the link for some interesting information < 9

10 2015 Schedule of Events January 1 (Thursday) New Year's Day Ride, brunch at David & Christine Campbell's, 9436 Wolfe Dr.,Highlands Ranch, 11 am, followed by a ride to Palmer Lake, weather permitting. January 10 (Saturday) Pub Meeting at The Burns, Broomfield, 11:30 am. February 7 (Saturday) Winter Banquet, The Old Neighborhood, Arvada, 5 pm. March 7 (Saturday) Museum Tour at Shelby American Collection, Boulder, 10 am. March 22 (Sunday) Pub meeting at Streets of London Pub, 1501 E. Colfax, Denver, Noon April 4 (Saturday) Group Ride to Idaho Springs and Argo Mine Tour April 19 (Sunday) Spring Tech Day at Bob Martin's, Broomfield, 9 am. May 3 (Sunday) A Day at the Races (Bandimere Speedway) May 17 (Sunday) Old Bike Ride 13, hosted by Bob Ohman, Golden, 8 AM. May 31 (Sunday) Tea Party and Group Ride, hosted by Debby Johnson, Louisville, 10 am. June 4 (Thursday) First Thursday at GB Fish and Chips, Sloan's Lake, 5 pm. June 14 (Sunday) Big Tent BBQ hosted by Eric Bergman and Susie Saarinen, Golden, 1 pm. We welcome members of the BMAC, the Rocky Mountain Chapter and the Phantom Canyon Chapter of the AMCA, and other riders of vintage motos. June (Thursday-Sunday) Four Corners Rendezvous, Dolores. July 5 (Sunday) Mt. Evans Ride, followed by brunch at David Sheesley's, in Evergreen, start at Eric Bergman's house in Golden at 10 am. July (Monday-Friday) INOA "Norton Carolina Rally", Asheville, NC. July 18 (Saturday) The Wild Beast Within Us Ride at The Wild Animal Sanctuary, Keenesburg, leave Denver at 8 am. August 1-2 (Saturday-Sunday) Wimpy Campout, hosted by Jamie & Michelle Jones, Conifer. August (Saturday-Sunday) The Century Ride to Gunnison and back. August 29 (Saturday) Yester Year Farm Show, Longmont. September (Friday-Sunday) Up The Poudre Without A Paddle at Glen Echo Resort, west of Fort Collins. September 20 (Sunday) English Motoring Conclave, Oak Park, Arvada (date unconfirmed). October 4 (Sunday) Breakfast Ride hosted by Jim and Marti Fisher, 1374 Greening Ave., Erie, 11 am. October 17 (Saturday) Plains Ride, hosted by Scott & Julie Robinson, 1711 E. 83rd Pl., Denver, 9 am. October 25 (Sunday) Open Garage/Tech Day hosted by Scott Shuler, 1105 W. Oak St., Fort Collins, 10 AM. November 8 (Sunday) Fall Tech Day TBA December 6 (Sunday) Pub meeting at Pints Pub, 221 W. 13th Ave., Denver, at 11 am. 10

11 Membership Membership in Norton Colorado is open to anyone, regardless of whether they own a Norton, or any motorcycle whatsoever. Dues are $20/ year individual, $22 for a couple or family unit, payable to "Norton Colorado" and sent to the Treasurer, whose contact information is listed on the last page of this newsletter. The list printed in this newsletter is the official membership, as understood by the Newsletter Editor on the date of publication of the newsletter. Please let me know if I have made an error. Club Events Many events have been scheduled for the 2015 season, usually about 2 per month. Participation in these events will be counted for the President's Award. Events may be added, dropped, or rescheduled through the year. The schedule can be found on page 8 or check the schedule on the club website: meetings.html The membership year begins with the Winter Banquet in February. New members who join after August 1 are credited with membership for the following year. Western Slope Riders Many Norton Colorado members live in the western part of the state, and finally have noticed that it s I inconvenient to ride 500 miles for High Tea on the Front Range. Said members have formed a loose confederation known as the Western Slope Riders, and are having their own High Tea and other fun times. All Norton Colorado members are welcome at these Western Slope events, so if you city kids want to find out what the shoe feels like on the other foot, plan to ride out and join the Western Slope contingent. Contact: Gary Bolduc, for info on upcoming WSR events Prez Points Standings (2015): points, events, solo rides Jack Abeyta Peggy Abeyta Scott Robinson Eric Bergman Debby Johnson James Lafler Mike Fields Rick Black John Dahl Dave Campbell Skip Foree Bob Martin

12 Norton Colorado Membership City Phone Prez Points Jack and PeggyAbeyta X X Westminster (303) abeytaa@aol.com 44/44 Frank & Jennifer Albert X X Evergreen (303) frankalbert@att.net Randy & Sharon Albright X X Golden (303) dirtywhitedog@comcast.net 1 Peter & Mickey Allen X X Evergreen (303) vincenttwin@gmail.com 1/1 Karen Bailey & Steve Lavin X X Denver (303) karenbailey33@gmail.com 2/2 Matt Baroody X Littleton (303) matthewbaroody@msn.com Arnie & Stephanie Beckman X X Denver (303) arnnsteph@comcast.net 11/2 Eric Bergman,Susan Saarinen X X Golden (303) OneNorton@gmail.com 28/6 Rick Black X Arvada (720) Greg Boechler X X Parker (720) greg@boechler.com 8 Gary Bolduc & Laurie Smith X Dolores (970) Nortons@gmail.com John Boyd X X Aspen (970) johnny3nortons@gmail.com 1 Tom Brown X Grand Junction utahtom17@yahoo.com King & Claudia Browne X X Golden (303) kingbrowne@comcast.net 3/0 Dave Campbell X X Highlands Ranch (720) dc.cccolo.gmail.com Jonathan Chaikin X Sedalia (303) Jonathan@abacuscabinetry.com 2 Peter Chronis X Denver (303) pchronis43@msn.com 4 Perry Clark X Castle Rock (303) jclark515@aol.com Larry & Marilee Claxton X Cedaredge (970) claxtonlarryj@gmail.com Jim & Jacalyn Colt X X Boulder (303) ColtCo@frii.com 5/1 Ernie Comstock & Diane LaFavor X X Lafayette (303) comsteg@gmail.com Jim & Margaret Comstock X Pueblo (719) norton880fi@yahoo.com Dave Coxon X X Niwot (303) dvcoxon@rockymountainpower.com John Dahl X X Arvada (303) jdahl0778@msn.com 15 Paul-M. David X X Denver (303) paul@winepairings.biz 2 Christopher & Jennifer Eng X X Nederland (303) cengcycling@gmail.com Bones Engelman X X Denver (720) bonesilhd@comcast.net Mike Fields & Vicki Borden X X Denver (303) mpfields1@yahoo.com 16/7 Jim & Marti Fisher X X Erie (303) jfisher@coloradogroup.com 3/2 Richard Florence & Linda Sheean X X Stmboat Springs (970) richardsflorence@gmail.com Skip Foree X X foreemilelli@yahoo.com 14 Mike Gallagher & Lisa Gills X X Lafayette (720) mgallagher01@hotmail.com 6/0 Peter Geise X X Louisville (720) stone-haus@comcast.net 2/1 Kris Geller X X Colo Springs uukkee@aol.com 1 Tony Hagger X X Colo Springs (303) hehaggers@msn.com Geoffrey & Karen Harris X Littleton (303) spaceman1959@comcast.net Steve Harris & Charley Gremmels X X Durango (970) NoNortons@gmail.com 1/1 Bob Herman & Lisa Scalise X X Crestone (719) romomoto@gmail.com 1/0 Pete Homan X X Denver (720) peteh@centurylink.net 2 Michael Homs X X Denver (303) mjhoms@hotmail.com 7 Dennis Horgan X X Denver (303) dennis_horgan@msn.com 5 Keith & Susan Hurtubise X Littleton (303) keithabees@aol.com Rohn Hyde X Denver (303) James Ingram X Leonard, TX (214) james@ingramandfriends.com Stephen Jarvis X Durango (303) jarvist@mindspring.com Blair Jenkins X X Westminster (303) gs.blair@hotmail.com Debby Johnson X X Longmont (303) Nortons@gmail.com 18 Ed & Diana Johnson X X edwardjohnson11@msn.com Tim Johnson X X Davis, CA timson4@gmail.com 1 Jamie & Michelle Jones X X Conifer (303) jmjones91@msn.com 5/0 (Continued on next page) 12

13 Norton Colorado Membership (continued) City Phone Prez Points Jim Kelly X Berthoud (303) jkeldirt@gmail.com John Kinlin X X Denver (303) jkinlin@msn.com / harrisjg@msn.com 3 Mike Konshak X Louisville (303) mike@2onahill.com 7 Tom & Nora Kruplak X X Parker (303) kru4@comcast.net James Lafler X X Loveland (970) jpl777@bajabb.com 18 Sid & Karen Leavell X X Durango (970) busters@bresnan.net Mark Liu & Geri Molettiere X X Westminster (303) markdavidliu@aol.com 10/4 Mark Lomax X Westminster lomaxcm@comcast.net 2 Sam Manganaro X Cortez (540) sam@vincentworks.com Bob Martin & Sheila Wilson X X Broomfield (303) bobamartin@msn.com 13/2 Michael McAdams & Vennie Mangus X Englewood (303) mkelectricinc@gmail.com Doug McCadam X Dolores/Baja (970) dougsnortons@hotmail.com Ken McEntire X Englewood (303) Vern Neuscheler X Boulder (303) vernarthur@gmail.com Bob & Claire Ohman X X Denver ( 303) reohman@att.net 13/1 Ron & Joan Pierce X X Lafayette (303) ronpierceco2@aol.com 6/0 Jerry Pokorny X X Colorado Springs (303) jerry_pokorny@msn.com Mike Powell X gelbviehs@yahoo.com 1 Lynaire Reeh X X Englewood (303) lynaire.reeh@gmail.com Scott & Julie Robinson X X Thornton (303) mister.r@comcast.net 31/8 Trish Sanders & Cory Zambrano X Denver (303) Randy & Evan Schneider X X Wellington (970) redienhcsr@aol.com Andi & Kristina Seiler X X Münzenberg andi.seiler@gmx.de Lee, Bryan & Austin Shanley X Longmont (303) shanfam48@msn.com David Sheesley X X Evergreen (303) dks@davidksheesley.com 4 Scott Shuler X X Fort Collins (720) scott.shuler@colostate.edu Steve Siler X X Frederick (303) ssiler@mtechg.com 7 Al & Barb Slarks X Boulder (303) al@slarks.com 4/0 Wayne, Ursula & Christopher Smiley X X Frederick (303) wssmiley@comcast.net 9/2 Ryan & Molly Sorenson X Durango (970) sorensonryan@hotmail.com Bill Stone X X Kaleen, Australia bilstone@bigpond.net.au Paul Swenson X X Colorado Springs beemerpaul@aol.com 2 Tom and Camille Tallick X X Arvada (303) ttallick@gmail.com 2/1 Jo Teague X X Littleton ( 303) jmteague@comcast.net 5 Darell Teeples X X Portland, OR (503) dedet@easystreet.net Craig Terry X X Glenwood Springs (970) craigterry@acsol.net Gene Toner X gtoner35@aol.com Al Turner X X Denver (303) al_tu@hotmail.com Jay & Teri Ann Tynes X X Elizabeth (720) tubbrex@aol.com 6/1 Herb & Karen Varona X X Westminster (303) /1 Lew Wackler X Boulder (303) lewackler@yahoo.com 2 Darrell Walker & Kaet Snyder X Basalt (970) darrellwalker@yahoo.com Dale & Cathy Watson X Conifer (303) dhwats73@gmail.com Dave & Robin Webster X Haiku, HI (808) bsadw@hotmail.com 7/9 Denny & Cathy Westervelt X X Denver ( 303) dennywestervelt@aol.com 9/3 Martin White & Lee Maassen X X Louisville (303) weeno6@netzero.com 7/1 Russ Willard X X Lewisville, NC (336) rwillard8@triad.rr.com Michael Wilson X X Littleton (303) md_wilson@comcast.net Bob Wood X X Billings, MT (406) drrwwood@gmail.com Jon & Kirsten Zemp X X Denver (720) jondzemp@gmail.com Bob Zimmerman X X Colorado Springs (719) rzimmmerman@msn.com 1 Total Memberships

Credits: Thanks to Jack Abeyta, Peter Allen, Eric Bergman, Peter Chronis, Bob Herman, Ron Pierce and Michael Wilson for their

Current Occupants Grand Wazoo Eric Bergman (303) 278-7445 onenorton@gmail.com Consigliore Arnie Beckman (303) 733-4239 Arnie.

com Ride Coordination Czarina Debby Johnson (303) 229-2089 2nortons@gmail.com Swag Boss Jim Fisher (303) 828-0114 jfisher@coloradogroup.

14 Credits: Thanks to Jack Abeyta, Peter Allen, Eric Bergman, Peter Chronis, Bob Herman, Ron Pierce and Michael Wilson for their contributions to this newsletter. I also want to say thanks to others who sent me things I will use in future editions. Current Occupants Grand Wazoo Eric Bergman (303) onenorton@gmail.com Consigliore Arnie Beckman (303) Arnie.Beckman@coloradodefenders.us Exchequer (Send $$$ here) Charley Gremmels 1832 Forest Ave.,Durango,CO81301 (970) NoNortons@gmail.com Ride Coordination Czarina Debby Johnson (303) nortons@gmail.com Swag Boss Jim Fisher (303) jfisher@coloradogroup.com Ministry of Truth Scott Robinson (303) mister.r@comcast.net Dead Tree Publication Colt Reproduction Norton Colorado th Street Golden, CO

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WE RE ALL HERE BECAUSE WE RE NOT ALL THERE Norton Colorado www.nortoncolorado.org Newsletter September2015 Upcoming Events See page 10 for the entire official 2015 events schedule. September 11 th 13 th