Hey readers, check out this letter I got

today, Al sent it out to his Vinduro mailing

list, but I thought every one would enjoy

the praise our last couple of issues have

gotten.

Yes, Al may be a little biased, he does have

a story coming up in the next issue, but he

would not lie to you,a perfect stranger,

well a stranger any how.

Thanks and click on subscribe

Charlie

Howdy folks, 


If you have not gotten your hands on a copy of the 

March issue of Trail Rider magazine, you need too!


This particular issue should be entitled 

“The Vinduro Edition”.  


As if last months feature of Richard Yamane’s 

Mazilla was not enough, this month’s issue 

features Jeff DeBell’s outstanding article about the

11th Annual Leroy Winters Memorial ISDT Reunion Ride, 

featuring a bunch f great photos taken by Ed Chestnut, 

that is spread out over a whopping ix pages, beginning 

on Page 12.


Then, on Page 28, Jeff’s behemoth Six Days BMW is 

featured in the second installment of the new 

“What’s in Yer Garage?” feature.  If there was

 any oubt that Jeff is a manly man, this article 

will remove it…..or firmly onvince you that 

he is as warped as the rest of us!


Finally, on Page 32, there is Charlie Williams 

new feature “20 Questions More or Less)”, featuring 

none other than “Young Ted” del Solar.


I don’t know about you guys, but it is my 

humble opinion that Trail Rider magazine is 

getting better and better with every issue.  Not only 

does it have Ed Hertfelder’s “The Duct Tapes” as the 

final article of every  issue, it now has Rick 

“Super Hunky” Sieman’s “Check Point” as well.


If you’re not a Trail Rider subscriber, it’s an 

easy problem to remedy. Simply go to:


http://www.repairmanual.com/catalog/trailrider


If you only want to purchase a particular 

issue of the magazine, rather than subscribing, go to:


http://www.repairmanual.com/items/80


My hat’s off to Paul Clipper, Charlie Williams, 

and all of the crew at Trail Rider a job well 

done in continuously improving a great publication

for trail riders, by trail riders!


Oh, by the way, keep an eye on upcoming issues 

for my articles on the inaugural Broxton Bridge 

Dual Sport Ride, and, hopefully, the inaugural

Black Bear Dual Sport Ride.  I’m trying to come up 

with something good for “What’s in Yer Garage?” too.


Happy trails,


Al

Gee Thanks Al, we appreciate all the kind words, we

don’t get nearly enough letters, but yours more than

makes up for it.

Charlie