Book launch - Ottawa
 

I will be launching my new book, "Canadian Military Motorcyles" on Sunday, May 2, between 1400hrs and 1600hrs at Bass Line Station, a small pub located near the corner of Baseline and Greenbank roads, in Ottawa (Pinecrest exit on the 417). Everyone welcome even if just to socialize. Mil vehs appropriate and welcome.
Clive
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the book
 

hope you do well clive...i'v gotten about half way through the book since it was released...outstanding!!!

Mike...howinhell did you get an advance copy?

Dammit, I have to wait for Canada Post to deliver mine, sometime.

Mike:

How's the little one, and Tanya?

Regards

Kon,
Patience, I just have to get off my ass and pack yours. Will do so befrore the weekend is over.
Cheers,
Clive

hello there jon

clive has answered the first part of your question, as for the second, the family is great....our little warrior is 2-1/2 yrs old now, and is off the growth chart....he's the size of some five year olds!! i noticed a stunning looking young lad in the book named skagfeld....you wouldn't know him..would you??

note to clive: had i known this book was covering more than second world war era motorcycles, i would have forewarded what i had on can-am's. also, i currently own a rokon, and service them for the atlantic dealer. anyhow, there seems to be a brick wall in terms of info regards the one (s) tested in quebec in the late 60's. the owner of the company at that time was orla larsen, whom i'v contacted for more info..because he would have been directly involved. jon, say hello to betty for us

Mike,
I have a Can-Am and it is missing a fair number of parts. Do you have a source out there?
C.

if i had a list of what you need i could ask around. there are a few people who have parts. luckily, many of the civi parts are the same. the only thing i have is an nos military front fender, and one headlight post. i had planned on building one, but that plan got up and left. instead i restored a 74 can-am mx1, which i sold some time ago.

I may need that fender - can't remember if it is the front or back that is missing and the bike isn't at hand.

Can-Am
 

Clive you need both fenders.....

...and a wiring harness, and a headlight, and handgrips, etc, etc.....

Your faithful vehicle man-servant,
Don

So, 'bike bitch' is out?