CANADIAN VINTAGE MOTORCYCLE GROUP

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Great Pine Ridge Section

Section Contacts

For more information about the GPR Section of the CVMG, please email any of the following:



President



Ros Rodrigues

“You meet the nicest people on a Honda” was the catch. Growing up in England in the 70s, Honda motorcycles allowed me to stay well clear of the remnants of motorcycle gang wars. I have been in the automotive industry throughout my career, my claim to fame is a summer job at the famous AC Cars. Now retired, I continue to meet the nicest people on all makes of motorcycles.


Vice President

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Position vacant

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Treasurer

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Brock Hansler
Growing up on the Danforth, I started riding in 1967 (Yamaha YA-6) and kept at it. A varied work history (printer, elevator mechanic, custom painter, software guy, more) kept me busy while raising two kids with my lovely wife. A first move when I retired a while back was to build a bigger garage at our home in Maple and fill it with tools and bikes. You can usually find me there..

Secretary


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Brock Hansler

Brock is the interim Secretary, in addition to being GPR's Section Contact and Treasurer, plus serving on the National Executive.

Want to know more about becoming Secretary?  Contact Ros Rodrigues



Rides & Events

Andrew Harris

Motorcycle license since 1973. Have owned the same Velocette since 1974 but a 2004 650 V-Strom is the regular ride. When not on two wheels may be found boiling water at the South Simcoe Railway in Tottenham.


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The Canadian Vintage Motorcycle Group (CVMG) is a not-for-profit organization aimed at promoting the use, restoration and interest in older motorcycles and those of historic interest.


The Canadian Vintage Motorcycle Group (CVMG) is a not-for-profit organization aimed at promoting the use, restoration and interest in older motorcycles and those of historic interest.

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