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The Herald Volume 28, Issue 1I July 2011 “Mad” Max Bubeck: 1917 - 2011 San Diego Antique Motorcycle Club The Herald Volume 28, Issue 1I July 2011 “Mad” Max Bubeck: 1917 - 2011 Editor’s Note: Our featured piece appeared in the May 2005 issue of “AMERICAN IRON ". Max Bubeck: Still an Indian Man Joe Michaud Max Bubeck, a pioneer of Southern California motorcycling, has ridden Indian Motocycles for 71 years and he‟ll quickly tell you that he is “in seven Motorcycle Halls of Fame” because of it. He bought his first machine, a 1930 Indian 101 Scout, in Los Angeles in 1933 when he was 15 years old. “I never looked back,” he says. In 1935, Bubeck began riding with “the local hounds,” as he calls them, and was soon accompanying them to the California dry lakes of Muroc and Rosamond where timed top speeds events were being held. In 1936, he rode 107 mph on a specially prepped Indian Chief…quite an accomplishment when Indians were using a side-valve motor technology. Bubeck discovered off-road riding and, in 1937, entered the (Continued on page 5) SDAMC Officers Monthly Meetings President: Are held at: Virgil Foreman 858-279-7117 [email protected] Giovanni’s Restaurant 9353 Clairemont Mesa Blvd., San Diego Vice President: Vacant (the corner of Clairemont Mesa Blvd and Ruffin Secretary: Rd.) Gordon Clark Sr. 619-482-6700 [email protected] On Treasurer/Membership: The Second Monday of Each Month Rick Calou 858-200-7640 At 7:00 p.m. [email protected] Arrive early and join us for dinner! SDAMC Board of Directors: John Garner 619-589-7433 Herald Policies & Editorial Statement [email protected] The Herald Newsletter promises to provide an interesting forum for all an- Mike Wallace 619-639-5372 tique, vintage, and classic motorcycle related information and will attempt to [email protected] do so in a timely manner. The Herald is currently published on a quarterly Gordon Clark Jr. 619-218-5801 basis. Any member can contribute, and are encouraged. [email protected] Marc LeMieux 619-787-5343 As your volunteer editorial staff, we need other members to help by provid- [email protected] ing items from time to time. We have a large club membership base with a varied interest in all aspects of motorcycling and, as such, we all have stories to tell. Editorial Staff: Kurt Kohanowich 619-578-1960 We hope to hear from the garages, sheds, and shops of the membership. [email protected] This publication will remain viable only with the help and consideration of all. Email your editor directly, or any board member. We look forward to publish- Club Photographer: Donna Schmidt ing your stories! SDAMC Mailing Address: SDAMC P.O.Box. 178197 San Diego, Ca. 92177 SDAMC Charter The San Diego Antique Motorcycle Club is a non-profit mutual benefit corporation organized and dedicated to the preservation of antique motorcycles, and in furtherance of such purposes, the sponsorship of antique motorcycle rides, exhibitions and related activities, and the encouragement of social, fraternal and educa- tional activities among its members and the public, with membership open to all persons having an interest in antique motorcycles. Editorial Disclaimer The ideas and thoughts expressed in this newsletter reflect only the views of its editors and contributors. If you have any suggestions to improve the appearance, content or any other part the Herald, please let us know. One of the benefits of our club is our collective experience, our passion of motorcycles and our individual ideas. Share it with the club: then we all learn. Please send your contributions to any of the editors listed above. 2 Events JULY 3, 2011 SUNDAY ALPINE PARADE JULY 23, 2011 SATURDAY GARAGE CRAWL. (MEMBERS ONLY) AUGUST 7, 2011 SUNDAY NATIONAL CITY HERITAGE DAY AUGUST 8, 2011 MONDAY POT LUCK NIGHT AUGUST 27, 2011 SATURDAY CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE RIDE SEPTEMBER 24, 2011 SATURDAY FIELD TRIALS DAY OCTOBER 15, 2011 SATURDAY OCTOBER FEST RIDE NOVEMBER 7, 2011 SUNDAY Hanson Dam (Non Club Event) NOVEMBER 24,2011 THURSDAY THANKSGIVING DAY RIDE DECEMBER 4, 2011 SATURDAY CHRISTMAS PARTY DECEMBER 2011, TBD PACIFIC BEACH PARADE DECEMBER 10, 2011 SATURDAY YEAR END RIDE 3 From the Prez. And here we are at the half way point in this year 2011. Even from my armchair this year has raced on by with a record breaking pace, so it feels anyway. We have had many good events and rides, Idyllwild, Borrego Springs and the most recent, the T-Shirt Event. As we enter the hottest time of the year the club is looking forward to more popular events such as the Ga- rage Crawl which is usually a member‟s only event, however this year the crawl will be at several commercial businesses so invite a non-member to join in on the fun. Also in July is the Alpine 4th of July Parade so dust off the old machines and show them off in the parade. The National City Heritage Parade and motorcycle show has become another popular event in August; this event gives our club an opportunity to show what this club is all about. Also coming up in August is our Pot Luck meeting which has always been a popular event, and one of our evening events so bring a jacket. If you‟re reading this and you can‟t always make the general meetings, (second Monday of every month) please go to our web site, www.sdamc.net and check out our upcoming events, there is something for eve- ryone. As always ride safe and I‟ll see you all soon, Virgil Table O’ Contents: Topic Page Max Bubeck : Still an Indian Man 1 Administration 2 Events Page 3 From the Prez 4 Member Spotlight: Nina Pacelli 8 A Spring Break Ride 10 Corner Marquee: The 1938 BSA Empire Star 11 Classic Ride: 15 May 2011 16 SDAMC Annual T-Shirt Ride: 18 June 2011 18 Club Membership Application 20 4 Max Bubeck: Still an Indian Man! (cont) first of many enduros. Enduros are timed events in which checkpoints must be reached on a pre- cisely predetermined schedule with penalties being assessed for arriving at those points early or late. Bubeck favored the legendary Greenhorn Enduro that was named after the Greenhorn Mountain west of Kernville, CA; riders that were able to finish this grueling 400-mile, one-day off- road event were anything but greenhorns. He rode the Greenhorn 32 times in his 42 years of or- ganized competition and was the man to beat in this event for many years. In 1939, Bubeck traded his 1936 Four for a new Four from Los Angeles bike dealer Floyd Clymer. Max was developing his own theories about improving the stock four-cylinder motor. Before riding the new bike, he performed exten- sive modifications on it, utilizing Clymer‟s ma- The club stops for a breather at the Anza Borrego State Park. chine shop. He drilled the crankshaft for addi- tional oil passages, lightened the flywheels, in- stalled an oil cooler, and made other changes that improved the reliability of the stock ma- chine. Bubeck‟s modifications are now consid- Mad Max Bubeck on his famous & record setting Indian "Chout". ered common upgrades by modern collectors, his theories having been proven over years of riding. His new ‟39 Four was also fast---108.43 mph in 1941 over measured time events. He continued to ride the dry lake speed trials as well. In 1940, Bubeck rode a “stroked” Indian Chief to a speed of 128.7 miles per hour. World War II suspended all competition activity, but Bubeck resumed his record setting pace in 1947 when the Greenhorn Enduro was reinstated by the Pasadena Motorcycle Club as a two- day 500-mile event. Bubeck won it on the Indian Four that he still rides today. In 1948, he installed a Chief engine into a lighter Scout frame. The Chief motor, built by the legendary Indian tuner “Pops” Shunk, included specially ground cams and twin Schebler alcohol carburetors. At Rosamond Dry Lake, Bubeck rode the much-modified “Chout,” to 135.58 miles per hour, making it the fastest normally aspirated, non-streamlined Indian. This record stood for 54 years until March 2002 when it was broken by Peter Arundel at Lake Gardner in Australia with a run at 158.8 miles per hour on a purpose-built race bike. That motor, built by Lindsey Urquardt, was an Altoona flathead crankcase reworked with an eight-valve head. Bubeck says, “Peter used an 5 Max Bubeck: Still an Indian Man! (cont) overhead valve motor, a „special‟ built race engine. Hell, mine was done right…. A flat head motor.” Bubeck may smile when he says this, but he is a racer and racers do not like being bested, even by close friends like Arundel. His life is heavily interwoven with his ‟39 Four and he remembers the highlights in detail. He enjoys telling a favorite story of racing Indian legend Ed “Ironman” Kretz in October 1941, at a one- mile blacktop road in the Puente Ranch area east of Los Angeles. The hounds would gather there for “speed runs” using a new invention---timing lights. As Bubeck arrived at the “Puente Strip,” he saw three bikes beginning a timed run and he decided to catch them. The bike on the left was Kretz riding his factory- prepped Indian Sport Scout race bike and the other two were “hopped-up” Harleys. Bubeck accelerated in second gear and passed the two Harley machines at 75 miles per hour. He caught Kretz and got his front wheel even with Kretz‟s rear tire on the left. Bubeck recounts, “Ed looked over his right shoulder and saw the two Harley ma- chines dropping behind…he snapped into third and laid down on the tank.
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