DSBC and the KTM Enduro WE NEEDED HELP and DSBC members were there!!!

[tomcycle]

We need 4-6 good strong people to help pre assemble the

"WALL OF DEATH"

and

"THE BUS HOP"

Building skills not necessary but could help, anyone with structural skills would be good too.

If you have a chainsaw bring it.

Post here if you can help

Be at Anvil Protection at 6:30 Wednesday January 14

#5 19351 94th Ave Surrey (Port Kells)

More questions call me

Tom 604.724.2425

 

[wjm]

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Tom

Is that forthis evening and do you still need some more bodies?

Bill

 

[tomcycle]

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wjm wrote:

Tom

Is that forthis evening and do you still need some more bodies?

Bill

The date was in the Topic Heading. and does not show when you are in the thread

Be at Anvil Protection at 6:30 Wednesday January 14



Tom

 

[greenlake]

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Tom,

My little germ factories have brought disease into the house. If I am not still infected on Wednesday, I'll bring a chain saw and a positive attitude.

Dave

 

[may_ham]

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Hey Tom,

I can be there with saw. Do you need any other tools: axes, splitting wedge, swede saw, sledge hanmmer, drills, hand tools, etc.?

Graham

 

[bobhami]

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Mmmm.............. Never built a "Wall of Death" before. I'll be there
with a few tools.

Bob

 

[tomcycle]

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may_ham wrote:

Hey Tom,

I can be there with saw. Do you need any other tools: axes, splitting wedge, swede saw, sledge hanmmer, drills, hand tools, etc.?

Graham

Probably you hand tools ans some gloves

 

[Big Booger]

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tom,
I can't stay long but i'll be there at 630. I have a saw, mix and lube(for the saw).
Greg

 

[tomcycle]

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A big thank you to all that showed up and worked on the Bus Hop and Wall of Fear

Could not of done it without you all. I am amaized how fast you guys came up with a plan and just started going hard at it.

Judy will be posting pictures of what was done later today.

We will be needing lots of help on set up of the course on Thursday Afternoon

January 22 2009



Tom

 

[JavaJude]

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Thank you to those members that came out last night with good spirits, great ideas and tools in hand (I think almost everyone brought a chainsaw)

• Greg (Big Booger)
• Ken (Good 350R)
• Bob (bobhami)
• Bill (wjm)
• Bren (drzsms)
• Graham (mayham)
• John V
• Ted
• the other fellow who's name I didn't get

Tom and Ted got started on the Bus roof before we got there





After Tom moved the bus out of the shop plans began to formulate for the Wall of Death. Once a plan wasfigured outthings started happening all over the place













Just to get an idea of how tall and at what angle the wall was at they put a temporary deck on half of it.



Since we had some time left we even got around to building the ramps for the DSBC booth display!!



Bren was the official structure tester



A HUGE chunk of work got done last night. Thanks everyone :dr:

-Judy-

 

[joker650]

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:clap:

 

[Bearhugger]

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I want to play. friggin body of water. see everyone on Friday.

 

[tomcycle]

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We managed to get most of the materials delievered to the Tradex on Sat Jan 17. Had lots of help and agian I have to thank those who volunteered, with you none of this would happen.

Judy took some photos I think she will be posting them soon

So now all that is left if to assemble the track on Thursday

Tom

 

[JavaJude]

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Thanks to those people that came out to help on Saturday:

• Graham
• John
• Bren
• Bill
• Sharon
• Alex
• John V

We started the day off by bringing a load of lumber and track obstacles to Tradex.







Then we went to Randy and Dee's place and picked up a huge load of logs. Thanks to Darren and the use of his truck and crane it made the job a whole lot easier (however at times it appearred that safety was NOT an issue!!)











At times it was best to keep your distance





The logs were then delivered to the Tradex. Thanks the the tent guys we were able to get our hands on their forklift and get those logs off loaded quickly.









Check out the rest of the photos in the photo gallery at http://www.dualsportbc.com/photogallery/showgallery.php?cat=788&password=&page=1

-Judy-

 

[tomcycle]

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The final lift of 4x6s left from my shop today and are on their way to the Tradex, so everything should be there.

Note the weather at the Tradex compared to Port Kells, hope it holds

Anyone recognise these gloves

Tom

 

[Phoenix]

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Not my gloves, but what in the heck is that thing in the gloves called again. I can only remember dueyjig or sumpthin' like that??

Cheers, Alex.

 

[tomcycle]

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Phoenix wrote:

Not my gloves, but what in the heck is that thing in the gloves called again. I can only remember dueyjig or sumpthin' like that??

Cheers, Alex.

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