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“The Bee Cee’r” BRITISH COLUMBIA’S U.M.C.I NEWSLETTER For the mature (over 40) motorcycle enthusiast January 2012 Check out UMCI at www.umci.org or www.umci.net and follow the links to BC UMCI. There you will be able to obtain any forms and flyers that you may need. If you don’t see what you need contact your area rep and they will assist you. LOWER MAINLAND REPORT Happy New Year to everyone. While we were having the Lower Mainland Christmas Party Irene decided to sell tickets on the Queen size quilt we were raffling at our Awana Place complex. Congratulations to Hazel Young whom we have heard won the quilt. The ticket was drawn at our Christmas luncheon that Rick and I missed due to the fact we are camping on Vancouver Island for two months. The Nanaimo UMCI group meets every Friday for lunch and Sunday for breakfast. Rick and I have been attending all of their get together. For several years Bill & Tina have been the organizers for the BC 500 and they have done a fantastic job of it, and now they have decided to turn it over to another club member. Now is a good time to let Abe know that you would be willing to organize one, perhaps you have a route in mind that you have always thought would be a great ride. Rick & Irene Evans Lower Mainland Reps Melanie Watts passed away December 12th, 2011 Melanie will be greatly missed by all of us and the Peachland townsfolk. She was a lot of fun and we had a great vacation together last winter and spring in Palm Springs. Unfortunately she only stopped smoking about 4 months ago but it was too late. Thank God that she didn’t suffer for a long period before the Lord took her home. Thanks for your thoughts and prayers.…………. John Watts Editors Rick and Irene Evans, Abbotsford, BC Phone: 604-308-1869 email address: [email protected] Please send articles & ads by the 30th of each month

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“The Bee Cee’r”BRITISH COLUMBIA’S

U.M.C.I NEWSLETTER

For the mature (over 40) motorcycle enthusiast January 2012

Check out UMCI at www.umci.org or www.umci.net and follow the links to BC UMCI. There you will beable to obtain any forms and flyers that you may need. If you don’t see what you need contact your area repand they will assist you.

LOWER MAINLAND REPORT

Happy New Year to everyone. While we were having the Lower Mainland Christmas Party Irene decided to selltickets on the Queen size quilt we were raffling at our Awana Place complex. Congratulations to Hazel Young

whom we have heard won the quilt. The ticket was drawn at our Christmas luncheon that Rick and I missed due tothe fact we are camping on Vancouver Island for two months.

The Nanaimo UMCI group meets every Friday for lunch andSunday for breakfast. Rick and I have been attending all of their gettogether.For several years Bill & Tina have been the organizers for the BC500 and they have done a fantastic job of it, and now they havedecided to turn it over to another club member. Now is a good timeto let Abe know that you would be willing to organize one, perhapsyou have a route in mind that you have always thought would be agreat ride.

Rick & Irene EvansLower Mainland Reps

Melanie Watts passed away December 12th, 2011

Melanie will be greatly missed by all of us and the Peachland townsfolk. She was a lot of fun and we had a greatvacation together last winter and spring in Palm Springs. Unfortunately she only stopped smoking about 4 monthsago but it was too late. Thank God that she didn’t suffer for a long period before the Lord took her home. Thanksfor your thoughts and prayers.…………. John Watts

EditorsRick and Irene Evans, Abbotsford, BC

Phone: 604-308-1869 email address: [email protected] send articles & ads by the 30th of each month

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What a day!!Well this afternoon I had a real afternoon. At about 1:15 I was looking out the front window at the weather, and

all of a sudden this BIG sun shine arm and hand came out of the clear blue sky, right into the yard and rightthrough the front window and put its hand and arm around me. It took me to the front closet, put my winter ridinggear on and took me out to the bike garage, where the Beemer was park. And it said lets go. So the next thing Iknew I was off going down the road. This big ray of sunshine leading the way and someone on the seat behind me.It took me off around Yellow Point then down the Island highway through Ladysmith and on down the road toChemainus. We went down town and around the big round about and off to Ladysmith again. Soon we weregoing past the Cassidy airport and on our way to the Duke point ferry dock. We came to a stop to watch the ferryload and then we were on our way home and into the garage.As I came to a stop in the garage , I realized that I had 89 more K,s on the Speedo than when I left, plus I had beengone 1 hour and 35 min OH MY GOSH what a ride and I just sat back and enjoyed it.NOW that is my story and that is that.If anyone can help me out on what happened that would be GREAT.SO now you know the whole story of MY afternoon.

What a day. tata Jack Lightburn.Vancouver Isle

Twas the night before ChristmasAnd all through the garagesNot a motorcycle was rumbling,Except for Santa Clause's.The leather was hung in the closet with careIn hopes that nice weather soon would be there.Our bikes were all nestled snug in their coversWith visions of blacktop and burning up rubber.With momma in her bandana and I in my skull capWe had just settled down for a long winters nap.When out on the lawn, arose such a rumbleI sprang from the bed as I started to grumble.When, what to my wondering eyes should appearBut a pack of motorcycles, with riders and gear,With one old driver so lively and quickI knew in a moment it must be biker St. Nick.He was dressed all in Leather, from his head to his footAnd his clothes were all tarnished with bugs and road soot,A bundle of chrome he had flung on his back.Down the chimney he came, carrying a big red sack.He spoke not a word but went straight to his workAs he filled all the riding boots, then turned with a jerk,And laying a finger aside of his noseAnd giving a nod, up the chimney he rose.He sprang to his motorcycle, to his team gave a signAs they all cracked their throttles and got into a line,Now Honda, Now Harley, Now Triumph and Indian On Kawi,On Suzuki, On Yamaha and Victory.But I heard him exclaim as he roared out of sightKeep the rubber side down and have a good ride.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

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UMCI Lower Mainland - Event- Ride Schedule for 2012

January 0819-22

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Breakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCVancouver Motorcycle Show – Tradex – Abbotsford, BCBreakfast – White Spot, Langley BC

February 121825

Breakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCGames Night&Pizza – Rick & Irene’s 6 pm.Breakfast – White Spot, Langley BC

March 111724

Breakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCClub Day Out – location tbaBreakfast – White Spot, Langley BC

April 081428

Breakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCSurrey – Bowling (Dell) & Swiss ChaletBreakfast – White Spot, Langley BC

May 13

18-2122-23

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Breakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCMother’s Day Ride – Lytton / MerrittBC Provincial Rally – Nk’Mip, Osoyoos, BCToad Rock CampingBreakfast – White Spot, Langley BC

June 2-310

16-1723

BC 500 - tbaBreakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCCanyon Alpine Camping & Kanaka Bar Father’s DayBrunch @ Dennis & Myrna’s RSVP $

July 0817-19

Breakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCUMCI International Rally, UtahNO BREAKFAST

August 1218-19

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Breakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCCorn Roast Gord& Jeanette’s - MerrittNO BREAKFAST

September 1-3091522

Campout – Canyon Alpine –biker stewBreakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCBBQ ribs @ Dennis & Myrna’s $Breakfast – White Spot, Langley BC

October 0208142127

Vancouver Toy RunDay out tbaBreakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BC*26th * Fraser Valley Toy RunBreakfast – White Spot, Langley BC

November 04111724

Planning Meeting – Rob & Joyce’s 2:00 p.m.& finger foodBreakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCCascade Casino night & dinnerBreakfast – White Spot, Langley BC

December 010922

UMCI Christmas PartyBreakfast - Roseland – Abbotsford, BCBreakfast – White Spot, Langley BC

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Birthdays & Anniversaries for January 2012

03 – Gordon Galbraith07 – Brigitte Matthews09 – Audrey Fenwick14 – Douglas McLaughlin, Cheryl Traux,Suzanne Gagnon15 – Bill Reid16 – Rusty Stevens21 – Fred Simpson24 – Marlene McBain, Joan Degear25 – Betty Peters27 – Leroy Pattison28 - Kathy Crack31 – Richard Brophy

NO JAN. ANNIVERSARIES

From Jared Reid, Honda Extreme

Posted to dealers on Dec 2,On December 1st, 2011, Honda Canada notified notify Transport Canada of a voluntary Safety Recall ofinvolving 8,655 units of 2001-2012 model-year GL1800 motorcycles.Description of Problem:Due to production tolerance stack-up, the secondary master cylinder may be mounted at an increased anglecompared to the design specification. Swelling of the secondary master cylinder pressure cup may alsooccur after prolonged exposure to brake fluid and high temperatures. These factors in combination mayresult in the compensating port becoming blocked. If and when the compensating port becomes blocked, therear brake drags and the fluid temperature increases abnormally causing progressive expansion of the fluidand increased braking force/drag. Unexpected braking/dragging increases the risk of a crash and continuedriding with the rear brake engaged/dragging may generate enough heat to cause the rear brake to catch fire.There has been no reported incident or injury related to this issue in Canada.Affected Units:Canada: 8,655 unitsTotal (global): 127,476 units

LocationTradex Exhibition Centre

at the Abbotsford Airport, B.C.

January 19 – 22, 2012

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Breakfast Locations

LOWER MAINLAND2nd Sunday @ 8:00 a.m.

Roseland Family Restaurant,#12-33550 S Fraser Way, Abbotsford

4th Saturday @ 8:00 a.m.White Spot

19651 Fraser HighwayLangley, BC

Call: Rick & Irene Evans(604) 308-1869

VANCOUVER ISLANDComox

2nd Sunday @ 9:30 a.m.Early Bird Cafe

307 Fourth St. / corner of Fourth & Duncan,Courtenay

Call: Doug & Mary Ann Knox(250) 334-0201

Nanaimo1st Sunday of month @ 9:00 a.m.

MGM Restaurant240 Nicol Street, Nanaimo

Call: Dave & Joan DeGear 250-753-8447

BC INTERIORMerritt / Kamloops

1st & 3rd Sunday @ 8:30 a.m.Eastside Mario’s Aberdeen Mall1320 Trans Canada Hwy #117

KamloopsContact Gordon Galbraith

250-378-4750

OKANAGAN2nd and 4th SaturdayRocky J’s Beach HutBeach Ave and 1st St

PeachlandContact John Watts

250-767-2413

PRINCE GEORGE2nd Sunday @ 9:00 a.m.

D’Lanos Family Resaurant1515 Victoria St, Redwood Square, PG

Call: Dennis & Pat Johnson (250) 963-7244or Dave & Elaine Turner (250) 962-2069

Seattle2nd Saturday @ 9:00 a.m.

Red Dragon Casino (upstairs)21917 Hwy 99

Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043Mary Nordby (206) 310-2777

Mount Vernon1st Saturday @ 9:00 a.m.

Emerald City Grill1912 W State Route 20

Sedro WooleyDuane Wood (360) 766-6603

Okanogan (U.S.)1st Saturday @ 8:30 a.m.

Cariboo Inn223 Queen St., Okanogan

George & Willie Penner (509) 485-1922

Columbia Basin2nd Sunday @ 8:30 a.m.

Golden Correl930 N. Stratford Rd., Moses Lake

Kevin & Kevi Besel (509) 488-3215

Spokane1st Saturday @ 8:30 a.m.

FrontiersWest 2121 Division, Spokane WA

Charles Crane (509) 238-4677

*Note New Locations*