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May 16th - Want Long Sleeve T-Shirts?
Brian is ordering the Medicine Bow Cup and Mosteller Cup t-shirts soon. If you want long sleeves, Contact Us with the size(s) you desire.
May 16th - Midwest Event Flier Available
Flier with information about the Midwest 2-day trial, June 2nd and 3rd, rounds 2 & 3 is now available and will be mailed soon.
April 19th - Results Posted
We weren't able to hold the Saturday Fun Trial due to wet conditions. The Coates setup
gate sections for us in their infamous shale pit but as many of us know, when it's
wet, getting down there is not the problem.
Sunday, twenty-nine riders signed-up for
round one. Conditions included temperatures around 35 degrees and regular snow
squalls covering the ground and melting into flowing runoff that added to the
difficulty of every section. Dispite the weather everyone had a great time and
another memorable trial is in the books.
Click "Standings" in the Nav Bar above to see the results.
March 17th - Schedule Updated
Fun Trial and Round 1 firmed up for Coates Ranch. Flyer is now available online. Click "Schedule" in the Nav Bar above.
March 17th - 2012 Season Pass Special
Now through April 14th you can save even more on the already great price of a regular
season pass membership! This type of membership is suited for those that purchase
a single membership so it'not for everyone, here's how it works.
Season Pass: This type includes a single membership
and the entry fee for all of the regular association trials meets of the current
season for the applicant. (see bylaws for more)
Mail-in membership form here
February 17th - New Classified Ad
2008 Sherco 290
February 9th
A fellow Trials rider remembers Fred..
February 8th
Fred Martinson, 64, died Sunday February 5, 2012 peacefully at his home. Memorial services will be held on Saturday, February 11 at 3:00pm at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church , 318 E 6th Street , Casper .
Fred was born in Virginia, MN. to Ernest and Sophie Martinson. He graduated from Cloquet High School in 1965, attended college, and then enlisted in the Army. Upon his discharge, he attended trade school to become a mechanic. For over 40 years, Fred was well known and respected in his field until his retirement in 2011.
In 1981 his family moved to Casper , WY . Soon after, he got involved in Motorcycle Observed Trials, serving in local, regional and national organizations. Trials’ has been a Martinson family sport and his sons and grandsons continue to compete at state and national levels. His heart and soul were truly in this sport.
Fred is survived by his wife of 35 years, Barbara, sons Derek (Melissa) and Brian (Kori). Near and dear to his heart were: his grandsons Breyden, Evan, Kolton and Adam; Brother Michael (Linda) and Sister Peggy Milberger (Scot), his extended family, and the entire trials community.
Condolences and memorials can be sent to: Fred Martinson Memorial, PO Box 582 , Casper WY , 82602.
