President: Ryan Nothard 97265992

Vice President: Peter Wines 95604130

peter.wines@boeing.com
Secretary: Rob Murdoch 95534246
murbar@ozemail.com.au

Treasurer: Peter King 95985321

peter.king@gsjbw.com
Grounds supervisor: Stan Mularczyk 95531151
stan.mularczyk@unidrive.com.au
Supervisor Roster: Peter King

Newsletter: Greg Fraser 97754459

greg.fraser@bluescopesteel.com

Club Mobile Phone 0424 664465

Website: oakleighmcc.com

October 2006

Thanks to Cam Emmerson for his bobcat

work, levelling the car park area.
Editor’s notes
Photographs in this issue: thanks to Chris Leighfield, Peter Wines and Gary McDonald.
Note: address for membership forms and other correspondence to Secretary OMCC, PO Box 3097,
Moorabbin East, 3189. SAVE MONEY by rejoining OMCC before the AGM when fees are likely to
increase!
Club meetings are the second Thursday of the month at 8 pm, all welcome. Twilight rides are due to begin
also normally on a Thursday.
The latest version 2006 calendar is included, with supervisor roster, so check when the working bees and
your rostered days are. Stan Malarczyk asks all supervisors to confirm their rostered dates with him.

What’s On
Nov Dec
11 Barabool twilight trial 9 –10 Xmas sleepover
19 OMCC Swapmeet and AGM (Sat)
 Treasurer’s Trove

5th instalment for 2006…

We’ve had quite a couple of events since the last

report…

The Interclub Challenge at Anakie also hosted

the final Trials Victoria Free Junior
Development Camp for 2006 on the Saturday.

It was excellent to see the Treller family out in

force after a quiet mid-season as well as the return
of our Canberra crew, the Lonies. Coaches for the
Juniors were numerous again, underlining the
support from the general Trials community for
these camps – the feeling is that they should
continue next year.

Another big turnout for this event, confirming

Anakie as a favourite for many riders. OMCC
secured the Kerry Davis Memorial trophy again –
weight of numbers perhaps – impressive that with
five clubs present, the Canberra club took out
fourth place.

Sam’s Trial was brief on the Sunday, coming to

grief on Section 5 of the first lap. & jamming his
knee between the bike and a rock. Damage was
limited to bruising only – although it did restrict
his movement for a few days and cause us to vary
the route for our 4WDing holiday that started the
next day!

It was a day for Junior offs as Zachary Mularczyk experimented with reversing the usual relationship
between bike & rider. Zach has re-confirmed that things tend to go better when the rider is above the bike
& contact is via the footpegs rather than the tyres!

I didn’t get to the Mardan Club Day as we were wallying about the NT, but reports suggest people
enjoyed themselves as usual.

The Come & Try day held at the club grounds can only be described as a success.

Six sections were set, increasing in difficulty to a Clubman+ standard. The object being not to test riders or
bikes on the day, simply to let the new riders get a feel for trials.

Beta & Sherco supplied bikes and personnel – even the new mini-trail/trial that Sherco are now carrying
got serious consideration and it was terrific to see a solid turnout of club members willing to assist and a
worthwhile day for the sport, the club and the dealers.

We had close to 30 riders sign up for the day, with a good cross-section of Juniors, Seniors & Veterans
represented. At around 11:30am things were very busy, with punters queuing for bikes, minders giving
instruction, snags & eggs flying out of the kitchen & the sun beaming on the bountiful goodwill &
camaraderie. (Did I overplay that bit?!)
Riders were assessed for ability and, where accepted were grouped into categories to alert the Minders to
the skill level they were dealing with.

Lots of feedback from the Minders re positive comments from punters and we had two punters upgrade to
full memberships on the day. I’m expecting more to convert over time – we’ll have to see.

The AGM, Presentation Night & XMAS Sleepover are all combined at the clubgrounds this year.
Suggestions for details of the event will be well received!

Elsewhere in this newsletter, you will find the Calendar of events for 2006 – and also the current DRAFT
2007 Trials Vic Calendar – once this is ratified, we will start adding OMCC-specific events.

See you out there…

Peter King

M' ship# Surname First Name M' ship# Surname First Name

WORKING BEE 3 19 November

135 IRELAND ROBERT 205 MUMMERY NORM
61 ITALIANO VAL 190 MUNRO FAMILY
217 JOHNSTON TOBY 162 NESBITT ANDREW
27 KALIKA PAUL 137 PRICE DAVID
55 KENT JAMES 88 REES JOHN
179 KLEMM JEFFRE 47 ROGERS CHRIS
40 KOEHRER DEAN 116 SCHOENE CRAIG
199 KURTH MAX 93 SMITH JULIAN
70 LEIGHFIELD SIMON 168 SOAR TREVOR
220 LEKMAN SHAUN 76 STEPHENS SCOTT
177 LEMON MAC STURROCK ALAN
41 LEWIS GEOFF 123 THOMAS TONY
42 LEWIS MARTYN 176 TODD PHILIP
92 LITTLE BRAD 113 TROUNSON GRAEME
148 LLOYD TRAVIS 132 VAN BAALEN SIMON
149 LLOYD STEPHEN 152 VAN IERSEL RICHARD
64 McCLELLAND DOUG 58 VAN RYN MARCEL
91 McDONALD GARY 170 WALLACE DAVID
216 METE SHAE 121 WATSON CRAIG
202 WATSON MICHAEL 204 WILKINS BRUCE
194 WIKTOSOW KURT 96 WILSON GRANT
Secretary’s report
It’s a pleasure to report that the final phase in the earthworks saga has been completed. On Friday 13th
October about 120 tonnes of recycled, crushed concrete and brick was delivered to the clubgrounds and
“chained out” over the carpark. Then the following day Cam Emmerson arrived with a big Bob-Cat and
spent about seven hours spreading and levelling it out. The final result was amazingly smooth and level
and I think Cam got a bit of a kick out of discovering he hadn’t lost his skills. The combined operation
cost the club around $2,000 for the topping and transport. A big thank-you to Cam for his contribution and
to Clarklift Melbourne Pty Ltd for supplying the Bob-Cat at no charge to the club.

It was good to see the new carpark packed with vehicles on the Come-n-Try day, Sunday the 22nd. This
was a very successful venture and will no doubt be reported on in detail elsewhere in this newsletter. The
procedures decided on by the committee worked without a hitch and will give us a good starting point for
what may become a bigger, annual event.

Don’t forget that the clubgrounds will be open on Thursday evenings from about 6pm commencing on the
second of November following the introduction of daylight saving - provided a supervisor turns up to open
the gates! If you are intending to turn up but haven’t attended a monthly general meeting or an event
recently, it would pay to check with one of the committee members listed on the first page, (email only,
please) to make sure a supervisor will be there.

There is a motion on the table to be considered at this year's AGM about raising the cost of membership.
In view of rising costs in every direction and the committee's desire to promote the club more widely to
encourage trials riding, there is a strong chance that membership costs will rise, particularly since very few
members other than the committee bother to turn up at the AGM. So here is your chance to save money!!!
Renew your membership before the AGM! There is a membership form in this newsletter. Get cracking!

On a more personal note, steady progress is

being made in the Clake saga, despite a
significant setback to the chief engineer and test
pilot, one Owen Hutchison, who kinda wrecked
his left knee in a non-trials motorcycle incident.
However, this didn't stop him spruiking the
Clake on the Australian Motor Cycle News
(AMCN) stand at both the Moto GP at Phillip
Island and the Expo at Jeff's Shed.

The result is widespread interest and support

from Australia and overseas including some
positive offers from a well known Motor Cycle
manufacturer who, for the moment, must remain
anonymous. There is a good chance you'll see a
pre-production version on my bike before the
end of the year. Believe me, you'll be impressed
(by the snazzy Clake, that is; not by my less-
than-snazzy riding)!

Rob Murdoch.
GOLDEN YEARS 22 Chris Leighfield

Every year, the RAF Motorsports Division held a one day trials school for around twenty interested
servicemen. The instructor in chief was none other than Sammy Miller who decided he needed an assistant.
He approached Frank Hipkin for Jonah’s help but, since Jonah wasn’t available, Frank asked me. For some
reason, I was asked to take Frank’s bike rather than my own so I picked it up the night before, ready for a
reasonably early start. The school was to be held at the Army’s Bordon Camp in the South of England, a
four hour journey away. A natural common of sand hills, part of the immense area of War Department
property, nearby Weaver’s Down, was the venue for riding. This was where I had ridden my first non-club
trial two days after my sixteenth birthday. (Golden Years 3)

I arrived in good time to find the RAF contingent and Sam already there so I unloaded and we followed
Sam to his first section location. Prior to this time, I only knew a couple of the participants, but I quickly
learnt just how large was their range of ability. A few were really quite competent but, at the other end of
the scale, some could barely ride up and down not too steep short climbs. Well, in theory that gives you
plenty with which to work but, realistically, the main reason riders were at that level was because they
lacked the required confidence to improve. Neither Sam nor I were psychologists and Sam tended towards
the more proficient because he could see that promising results would probably be achieved. I started off
with the “duffers”. The first thing about going down hills is that, if there is nothing in the way at the
bottom, it doesn’t matter if things get a bit out of control and the bike runs away. The secret is to
understand and apply the fact that grabbing a handful of front brake isn’t the right way to go. The same
applies to going uphill when there is nothing in the way over the crest. It is important to have enough speed
and, as with going downhill, overshooting doesn’t matter at this stage. To their credit, most of my pupils
gave it a go and were just starting to control speed in both directions when Sam decided it was time to
move on. From that point his sections were harder and my guys struggled trying to do loops downhill,
turning sometimes in soft sand and climbing. They did try, however overshoots at the bottom of the drop
were common. Unfortunately, they became discouraged and wandered off to nearby easier hazards not
connected to any of the school’s activities. In retrospect, I probably should have gathered them up and
continued from where we had left off but Sam asked me to give comment to the others as they exited the
section whilst he looked for his next hazard. So the day went on. A few pupils rode trials like they would
scrambles and it was the hardest thing to get them to slow down. They certainly didn’t lack confidence.
One of the best riders there was Jon Tye, younger brother of well known BSA factory trials and scrambles
rider David. John wasn’t at top rider standard but he did have a good idea of what was wanted and tried
hard. Following close behind was Ted Thompson who rode more in Reliability Trials (Enduros). Ted
represented the armed forces in the ISDT on a number of occasions.
Eventually, Sam called “lunch” whereby he, Jon, Ted, Wing Commander Ted Underwood and I headed off
to the Deer’s Leap pub, just the other side of the down. Even on training days such as this, rank was
observed, the three men being commissioned officers. The remainder of the class, all non-commissioned,
were left to their own devices. We spent a most pleasant hour with a pint and a cheese cob, the usual pub
lunch.
The afternoon session was much shorter. I did however get my chance to ride Sam’s bike. It was always
reputed that his throttle control was so good that his engines were tuned like scramblers and one short ride
on his bike confirmed this. Before I hardly had time to collect my thoughts, it took off up the hill at which I
was pointed. Having got a little used to it, I had a great time before having to hand it back.
Frank’s Sprite had almost non-existent fork damping and I struggled all day to control it on downhills
where braking and turns were required. When the school concluded, we all headed back to Bordon, where I
was invited into the Officer’s Mess for afternoon tea. I had just sat down when Jon Tye entered carrying a
note left by the telephonist. It was from Sprite-BSA (heavens knows where the BSA part came from!) to
say Frank had advised there was no oil in the forks. That explained the lack of damping and Frank would
undoubtedly have phoned sufficiently early but unfortunately we assembled at Weavers’ Down so didn’t
get the message before riding.
Afternoon tea was very welcome and being waited on made me feel like royalty. The conversation was
most interesting. Bill Underwood, who I hadn’t met before that day, took the lead. These guys were jet
aircraft pilots and their stories were interesting to say the least. Finally, it was time to head for home. The
afternoon traffic wasn’t too heavy and I completed the journey without incident.
In following years, Sam approached me directly to go and help. Each time we used a different piece of War
Department ground, avoiding tank testing and the like which the army was conducting at the time. The sun
literally shone on the forces and I don’t remember ever having anything but perfect weather for those
schools.
Having got to know quite a number of riders during that time and having established ongoing friendships, I
bumped into many of them at future trials. One of “my” pupils from that first school, Harry Kline, who
lived in Derbyshire, didn’t ride in National trials but it was not unusual for him to turn up as a spectator
riding a big Sunbeam. In its factory colour of pale green, and with huge balloon tyres, it was probably one
of the largest and quietest motorcycles of its time.
I last saw Ted Thompson at the 1971 ISDT in the Isle of Man. As usual, he was representing the armed
forces and riding his B40 BSA under extreme difficulties. He had a very swollen tendon in his right wrist
and was being loaded with pain killers in an effort to keep him going. He managed to reach the finish,
however his performance was not as good as he would have wished.
I saw Bill Underwood a few times. Strangely enough, it was never on a trials bike. Jon Tye was a regular
competitor in both local and National trials. Consequently I ran into him on many occasions. Recently, I
saw a photo of him, together with Sam and a few other top riders of the era, taken at the 2005 Pre-65
Scottish Two Day Trial.

Chris Leighfield.

A very young Sammy Miller

WANTED
Motor bike boots for 12 year old, around size 4.
Contact Peter Wines, 95604130 AH
TRAIL RIDES
Geoff Lewis invites those interested in a trail ride to contact him: 03 59774032

ROAD RIDES
John Bowen is the club contact for road ride outings. A comfortably short scenic loop at a pace to suit your
classic or smaller bike with extra for the faster bikes. Contact John on 97723019 AH.

Red Plate Dates

OMCC General meetings 2nd Thursday in each month, at 8 PM.

Mal's mystery ride is on the 26/11/06 meeting at Sorrento at 8:30 am to

catch the 9:00 Ferry to Queenscliff

and there will also be a Pier to Pier ride on

Friday 8/12/06 meeting at the Frankston pier at 5:30 / 6:00 pm

If you wish to go for a ride outside these dates you must phone John Bowen on 97723019
(H) 9776 9816 (W) and arrange for a club permit.
Failure to adhere to these requirements may result in disciplinary action as per section 7c of
the Oakleigh Motor Cycle Club constitution

Come and Try trials day 22nd October

The Come And Try day was a successful event. Leaflets were handed out by the Beta and Sherco dealers
from their displays at the Melbourne Motorcycle Expo two weeks earlier, inviting riders to bring boots and
helmet to try a trials bike at the OMCC club grounds. On the day the Beta and Sherco dealers set up
Marquees and lent out their bikes to a sizeable batch of keen participants. The OMCC classic trials
enthusiasts also displayed some of their machines. In addition to a couple of club members, around 30 new
visitors showed a variety of skill levels in the taped off sections aiming to gently introduce the concept of
trials riding.
OMCC members acted as minders to answer questions, explain the safety aspects, basic bike controls (yep,
first gear for all today’s obstacles!) and escort the riders through the sections. The canteen was also open
and on a warm day, sold lots of drinks and BBQ food.

This looked like an event worth repeating to promote both Trials generally and OMCC as a club.

News
Congratulations to OMCC member and World Superbike rider Steve Martin
and partner Sandra on the birth of their first child, Axel Alexander.
Trevor Campbell comments on the Trials Des Nations
OMCC members Trevor Campbell and Dylan Rees were part of the 4 man Australian team (plus Manager
Dennis Fitzpatrick) at the recent TDN. The team’s trip began with flying into Spain to pick up the Gas Gas
and Sherco bikes from the factories then driving to Belgium to spectate at the final round of the Moto
Trials world championship. The trial consisted of man made obstacles at the Spa-Francochamps road race
circuit. The sections were on rocks with some muddy gullies in between, made slippery by addition of
water by the organisers.
Trevor described the sections as far exceeding the difficulty of the Australian expert level. Where the local
sections might have one hard part in the section, the world level sections had five hard obstacles and the
riders’ ability to find traction stood out.

Trevor picked up his TDN bike, the Beta head mechanic’s personal machine, in Belgium and the team then
travelled to Breals Monfort, France arriving at the site of the TDN the Tuesday before the event. Trevor
was very impressed with his bike, asking what modifications had been made. The reply was “like it came
out of the crate”. (Maybe it was a 2007 crate?)
The team was the first to arrive at the site and rode every day prior to the event experiencing four days of
rain. The wet conditions meant the muddy ground chopped up in front of every obstacle increasing the
difficulty for the Aussies. The competition was located partly in a quarry with big round rocks and on hill
climbs with rock steps. The team of Michael Byrne, Colin Zarzynski, Dylan and Trevor were assisted by
minders Mitch Willcocks, Jamie O’Neil and Dennis Fitzpatrick.
Trevor was very happy with his ride and the Aussies finished second in Group B behind the Irish team.
Trevor described the Irish team as being particularly strong with Rob Crawford, a former world top 10
rider, and Andrew Perry also a stand out. The Australians performed well and where one rider made a
mistake the others tried to lift to keep the team on track, a good team that worked well together. The only
drama seemed to be Mick Byrne breaking his chain on the first lap
After finishing the first lap of the Trial in second place with a nine-point advantage over Belgium, the
Aussies extended that gap through the second lap to end up 13-points clear of third.
In Group A, Spain was victorious, followed by Great Britain and Japan.

Group B results
1. Ireland – 50, Australia – 80, Belgium – 93, Netherlands – 110, Norway – 110, Switzerland – 138,
Andorra – 182, Poland – 289, Portugal – 292, Venezuela – 330, Canada –370, Luxembourg – 374,
Latvia - 385
Photographs above of Trevor Campbell from last year’s Super Trial at Sedgwick
Thanks to Peter Wines
 Trials VIC 2007 Guesstimate Calendar – for planning As At: 19/10/2006 9:49:00 AM
7 14 21 28

JAN
26 (Fri) Aust Day

3 (Sat) Three Bridges 11 18 Club Trial 25

Twighlight Club Trial OMCC
FEB

OMCC

4 Bairnsdale? 11 BAIRNSDALE 18 25 Club Trial Mardan?

MAR

BADMCC OMCC

12 Labour Day JD1

Tasmanian Titles
1 7-8 GLENMAGGIE 15 22 29
OMCC
APR

Easter 25 Wed – Anzac Day

6 TOOBOORAC 13 20 27 AVENEL
TROY1 TCV TROY2 OMCC
MAY

Mother’s Day JD2

3 10 & 11 Mund y Gully 17 24 ANAKIE

2Day Club Trial TCV TROY3 SMCC
JUN

Queen’s Bday JD3

1 8 Anakie 15 22 EMU FLAT 29

Club Gas Gas Gate Trial TROY4 TCV
JUL

SMCC

5 12 ANAKIE 19 27 MT BOLTON
INTERCLUB TROY5 BRMCC
AUG

CHALLENGE
SMCC
JD4

2 9 16 23 SED GWICK 30
VIC CHAMPS
SEP

TCV & BMCC

Father’s Day

6-7 SA State Champs 13-14 Aus Champs SA 21 28 Mardan

Club Trial
OCT

OMCC

TdN MotoGP
10 Masters Games SA 10 Masters Games SA
4 10 (Sat) Barabool 198 25
Twighlight Club Trial
NOV

SMCC

Cup Weekend

2 9 16 23 30
DEC

School Holiday Weekends are shaded

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New members joining after the first of September are deemed to be financial to the end of the following year.
1. Applicant Details (please print):
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 OMCC 2006 Calendar As At: 21/08/2006 3:08:00 PM
1 8 15 21 (Sat) Three Bridges 29
Twighlight Club Trial
OMCC
JAN
5 12 19 Hallston 26 WBee1
Club Trial
FEB

OMCC

Marcel van Ryn Stan Mularczyk

Brend an Sm ith
S

Don Gabsch
5 12 BAIRNSDALE 19 Tassie Cham ps 25 Junior Dev
GIPPS1 BADMCC 26 MARDAN
MAR

GIPPS2 OMCC
WSBK Philip Island
Closed Rob Murd och Mark D’Alton
Greg Fraser
S

Labour Day Peter Gruener

2 9 15&16 GLENMAGGIE 23 30 Gate1
GIPPS3 OMCC
APR

NSW1 TCC
Dylan Rees John Ellison Closed Peter Wines Gary McDonald
S

Trevor Campbell Martin Hampson Easter John Hughson Peter King

7 TOOBOORAC 14 21 27 Junior Dev
TROY1 TCV 28 AVENEL
MAY

TROY2 OMCC
NSW2 Pacific Park TCC Club
Stan Mularczyk Closed Chris Rogers James Kent
S

Mother’s Day Richard Van Iersel

4 11 & 12 Mund y Gully 18 WBee2 25 ANAKIE
2Day Club Trial TCV TROY3 SMCC
JUN

TCC Club
Hugh Harvie Closed John Bowen Andrew George
S

Craig Watson Queen’s Bday Graeme Trounson Ryan Nothard

2 T/Shock & C 1 9 Anakie 16 22 Junior Dev 30
Club Gas Gas Gate Trial 23 EMU FLAT
JUL

SMCC TROY4 TCV

NSW3 Menai
Martyn Lewis John Ellison Martin Hampson Mark D’Alton Graeme Trounson
S

Rob Murdoch Richard van Iersel John Hughson Andrew George Chris Rogers
6 MT BOLTON 13 20 SED GWICK 27 T/Shock & C 2
TROY5 BRMCC VIC CHAMPS
AUG

TCC Womens Cup TCV & BMCC

(NSW4?)
Peter Gruener Peter Wines Rodney Gordon Martyn Lewis
S

Marcel van Ryn Peter King Ryan Nothard John Bowen

3 10 16 Junior Dev 24
17 ANAKIE
SEP

INT’CLUB CHALLENGE
SMCC MotoGP TCC Club
Closed Craig Watson Mark D’Alton Hugh Harvie
S

Father’s Day Brendan Smith Don Gabsch Chris Rogers

1 Mardan 6-8 MC Expo 14 & 15 Aus Champs - WA 22 29 Gate2
Club Trial
OCT

OMCC
TdN TCC Club
John Ellison Richard van Iersel Greg Fraser Gary McDonald
S

Martin Hampson Peter Wines Rob Murdoch Gary Siani

5 11 (Sat) Barabool 19 SwapMeet 25
Twighlight Club Trial
NOV

SMCC

Closed Marcel van Ryn Ryan Nothard Dylan Rees

S

Cup Weekend Don Gabsch Stan Mularczyk Trevor Campbell

3 9 - 10 (Sat) Presentation 17 24 31
Night & XMAS Sleepover
DEC

School Holiday Weekends are shaded