did this ride on the 28th and had great time, many interesting bikes and riders and the ride was followed by burgers and beer at the San Rafael Yacht club (one of the BSA guys is a member and reserved the clubhouse as a base for the ride)...anyway here are some photos of a few of the bikes. Have done two rides with this club and both were excellent, FWIW posted some photos from their big All British ride last fall at http://www.accessnorton.com/some-photos-from-the-bsaoc-all-british-ride-t7955.html

Looks like fun. I counted one BSA. Either you avoided taking their pictures or they never made it.

A couple of interesting items there bluto. What was the motor in the three wheeler. M V ? I see it needs discs.
Nice light Trail bike with non electrical air horn and sexy exhaust.
A good day had by all.
AC.

Now THAT looks like a proper collection of bikes!

AussieCombat wrote:A couple of interesting items there bluto. What was the motor in the three wheeler. M V ? I see it needs discs.
Nice light Trail bike with non electrical air horn and sexy exhaust.
A good day had by all.
AC.

The three wheeler is a Tri King and has Moto Guzzi power, have seen two in the area...FWIW another showed up on another BSAOC ride last fall and there is a photo at the link above, also some links in that thread from LAB on Tri Kings

I nearly made it but my choices were not good: either the Can Am or a modern bike...So I decided to not inflict me, and others, this kind of pain! I saw a Vincent while crossing the GC (I was going for a late lunch @ the Buckeye), maybe coming back from the ride ??
Philippe

prmurat wrote:I nearly made it but my choices were not good: either the Can Am or a modern bike...So I decided to not inflict me, and others, this kind of pain! I saw a Vincent while crossing the GC (I was going for a late lunch @ the Buckeye), maybe coming back from the ride ??
Philippe

didn't see any Vincents this time...there were several at last falls BSA ride though