Cannonball Endurance Run (Part 2)

CannonballCannon1In 15 hours at time of this posting, (tomorrow Friday 5th at 8 a.m. ET), 115 riders on their pre-1937 antique motorcycles are going to start their machines for a more than 5000-mile endurance run from Daytona Beach, Florida to Tacoma, Washington. Right now, some participants are still on the parking lot of the Daytona Beach Resort tuning up their bikes while others are making road tests in the the city or doing a few spins around track of the famous International Speedway.

For all those who requested the rules of this 3rd Cannonball Endurance Run, I list them below. After the jump, see the list of all participants, their motorcycle models and bike numbers for you to identify them on the road and at each stage arrival and departure.

Cannon2Cannon3Cannon4Cannon5Rules of the Ride: These machines are old and most are very rare. A lot of these early bikes would not be on the road today were it not for new parts. In a lot of cases only the motor survived to be resurrected into its former self. As long as the engine in the machine is original it is eligible to run for the prize. Any reproduction chassis or parts should be as they were originally.

Cannon6Cannon7Cannon8Cannon9Brakes. We are all aware that 100 years ago, brakes were not that good. If in any way riders can improve their bike braking ability, to the point of even adding a front brake, then it is highly recommended. Carburetors and Mags. The original carbs, whether modified or updated some, need to be used, with spares allowed. Each bike to use it’s intended ignition source, spares allowed. The Tires. The tires are very important. The argument for or against the safety of clincher tires has long been a debate. If a rider don’t want to run clincher rims and tires, then he doesn’t have to. Spares allowed. The lights. Each motorcycle must have a headlight, taillight, and brake light.

Cannon10Cannon11 Cannon12Cannon13#2 Steve DeCosa
New York1927 Harley Davidson JD
#3 Buck Carson
Texas1936 Harley Davidson R
#4 Mark Hill
New York1936 Indian Four
#5 Jeff Tiernan
New York1929 Henderson KJ
#6 Steve Simpson
Kansas1928 Harley Davidson JD
#7 Steven Rinker
West Virginia1936 Indian Chief
#8 Joseph Gimpel
Florida1928 BMW R52
#9 John Stanley
Oregon1933 Harley Davidson VLE
#10 Corky Coker
Tennessee1936 Harley Davidson VL
#11 Dean Bordigioni
California1923 Harley Davidson JS
#12 Joe Gardella
Michigan1912 Harley Davidson
#13 Randy Aron
California1929 Harley Davidson JD
#14 Jeff Decker
Utah1929 Harley Davidson JD
#15 Buzz Kanter
Connecticut1936 Harley Davidson VLH
#16 Ron Roberts
New Hampshire1936 Indian Chief
#17 Rick Salisbury
Utah1927 Henderson
#18 Doug Feinsod
California1920 Henderson Deluxe
#19 Michael Gontesky
Virginia1928 Harley Davidson JD
#20 Denis Sharon
Connecticut1936 BMW r12
#21 Paul Bessade
France1929 Henderson KJ
#22 Jeff Lauritsen
Nebraska1934 Harley Davidson VLD
#23 Norm Nelson
Florida1928 BMW R52
#24 Kelly Modlin
Kansas1927 Henderson Deluxe
#25 Scott Byrd
Arkansas1931 Harley Davidson V
#26 Thomas Trapp
Germany1916 Harley Davidson F
#27 David Cava
California1921 Harley Davidson J
#28 Kevin Waters
United Kingdom1931 Sunbeam M9
#29 Ryan Allen
New Mexico1929 Indian 101 Scout
#30 Chris Price
Michigan1928 Harley Davidson JD
#31 Clyde Crouch
Texas1929 Henderson KJ
#32 Byrne Bramwell
Canada1929 Henderson KJ
#33 Andreas Kaindl
Germany1924 Henderson Deluxe
#34 Peter Reeves
United Kingdom1929 Harley Davidson JD
#35 Hans Coertse
South Africa1924 Indian Scout
#36 Nick McFall
South Africa1925 Indian Scout
#37 Brian Wallace
South Africa1926 Indian Scout
#38 Paul D’Orleans
California1928 Velocette
#39 Sean Duggan
California1929 Harley Davidson JD
#40 William Buckingham
California1927 Harley Davidson JD
#41 Mike Bell
Texas1923 Harley Davidson J
#42 Mike Inglis
California1927 Harley Davidson JD
#43 Dottie Mattern
Florida1936 Indian Scout
#44 Dennis Leggett
Texas1936 Indian Sport Scout
#45 Jon Szalay
New Jersey1930 Indian Four
#46 Fred Lange
California1929 Harley Davidson JDH
#32 Byrne Bramwell
Canada1929 Henderson KJ
#33 Andreas Kaindl
Germany1924 Henderson Deluxe
#34 Peter Reeves
United Kingdom1929 Harley Davidson JD
#35 Hans Coertse
South Africa1924 Indian Scout
#36 Nick McFall
South Africa1925 Indian Scout
#37 Brian Wallace
South Africa1926 Indian Scout
#38 Paul D’Orleans
California1928 Velocette
#39 Sean Duggan
California1929 Harley Davidson JD
#40 William Buckingham
California1927 Harley Davidson JD
#41 Mike Bell
Texas1923 Harley Davidson J
#42 Mike Inglis
California1927 Harley Davidson JD
#43 Dottie Mattern
Florida1936 Indian Scout
#44 Dennis Leggett
Texas1936 Indian Sport Scout
#45 Jon Szalay
New Jersey1930 Indian Four
#46 Fred Lange
California1929 Harley Davidson JDH
#47 Richard Duda
Vermont1924 Henderson Deluxe
#48 Bartek Mizerski
Poland1936 Sokol 1000
#49 Frank Westfall
New York1928 Henderson Deluxe
#50 Gerald Tims
Oklahoma1929 Harley Davidson JD
#51 Ken Porter
Florida1927 Henderson
#52 Darryl Richman
California1928 BMW R52
#53 John Landstrom
Georgia1928 BMW R62
#54 David Lloyd
Mississippi1919 Harley Davidson J
#55 Jim Petty
South Carolina1927 Indian Chief
#56 Victor Boocock
California1914 Harley Davidson
#57 Gary Wright
Colorado1930 Indian Chief
#58 Francisco Tirado
Spain1916 Harley Davidson J,
#59 Eduardo Corcoles
Spain1930 Harley Davidson D
#60 Patrick FitzGerald
Illinois1929 Henderson KJ
#61 Mark Wiebens
California1927 Harley Davidson JD
#62 Scott Blaylock
Canada 1928 BMW R62
#63 Erik Bahl
Alabama1929 BMW R63
#64 Steve Macdonald
New York1928 Henderson Deluxe
#65 Mike Fockler
New York1929 Henderson KJ
#66 Tom Hayes
Ireland1923 Harley Davidson F
#67 Michel Magnin
France1926 Harley Davidson J
#68 Mark Loewen
California1925 Harley Davidson JD
#69 Dave Kafton
California1925 Harley Davidson JD
#70 Kirk MacGillivray
New Mexico1928 Indian Scout
#71 Dan Kraft
California1934 Harley Davidson VL
#72 Robb Kraft
California1936 Harley Davidson VLH
#73 Greg McFarland
Texas1926 Harley Davidson J
#74 Rowdy Schenck
New Mexico1928 Harley Davidson JD
#75 Dan Emerson
Connecticut1925 Henderson Deluxe
#76 Robert Gustavsson
Texas1931 Harley Davidson VL
#77 Brent Mayfield
Ohio1 935 Harley Davidson VJ
#78 Clint Funderburg
Oregon1929 Indian Chief
#79 Juan Conde
Spain1929 Henderson
#80 Shinya Kimura
California1915 Indian Twin
#81 Sharon Jacobs
California1936 Harley Davidson VLH
#82 Craig Jackman
California1933 Harley Davidson VLD
#83 Paul Ousey
New York1925 Harley Davidson JE
#84 Matt Olsen
South Dakota1936 Harley Davidson EL
#85 Carl Olsen
South Dakota1936 Harley Davidson EL
#86 Jens Evang
Japan1928 Indian Ace
#87 James O’Shaughnessey
California1935 Harley Davidson VD
#88 Doug Wothke
Alabama1929 Harley Davidson JD
#89 Cris Sommer Simmons
Hawaii1934 Harley Davidson VD
#90 Mike Carson
Texas1924 Harley Davidson JE
#91 Ziggy
Washington1936 Indian Chief
#92 Robert Addis
New York 1923 Neracar
#93 Scott Jacobs
California1926 Harley Davidson JD
#94 Rich Rau
Oregon1936 Harley Davidson R
#95 Vinnie Grasser
South Carolina1930 Harley Davidson VL
#96 Doug Jones
Georgia1929 Indian 101 Scout
#97 Robb Priske
Canada1932 Harley Davidson V
#98 Marcin Grela
Poland1936 Harley Davidson VLH
#99 Jon Neuman
Texas1928 Harley Davidson JD
#100 Pat Simmons
Hawaii1929 Harley Davidson JD
#101 Terry Richardson
Kansas1932 Harley Davidson VL
#102 Ciro Nisi
Italy1924 Moto Guzzi Sport
#103 Giuseppe Savoretti
Italy1931 Moto Guzzi Sport
#104 Sante Mazza
Italy1926 Moto Frera
#105 Claudia Ganzaroli
Italy1928 Moto Frera
#106 Ken Smith
Pennsylvania1928 Harley Davidson JD
#109 Jerry Wieland
Wisconsin 1925 Harley Davidson JD
#110 Stu Surr
United Kingdom1926 Rudge
#111 Matt McManus
South Carolina1936 Harley Davidson EL
#112 Ken McManus
North Carolina1936 Harley Davidson EL
#113 Jason Sims
South Dakota1934 Harley Davidson VL
#114 Kenny Sweeney
Indiana1934 Harley Davidson VLD
#115 Dave Holzerland
Washington1935 Indian Four

10 Responses to “Cannonball Endurance Run (Part 2)”


  1. 1 Woody Sep 4th, 2014 at 5:05 pm

    Sooo cool to see these old machines taken back on the roads. All good thoughts for the safety of these riders and their riders to the end of their journey.

  2. 2 Woody Sep 4th, 2014 at 6:09 pm

    meant, “their bikes”

  3. 3 Blackmax Sep 4th, 2014 at 7:11 pm

    What Fun !!!!
    Good Luck & Happy Trails to All !!!!

  4. 4 Boots Sep 4th, 2014 at 9:58 pm

    Enjoy the ride!!

  5. 5 nicker Sep 4th, 2014 at 10:18 pm

    So Cool…….
    These people truly “eat, sleep, breath, live & love Motorcycles”………….. 🙂

    -nicker-

  6. 6 grmp54 Sep 5th, 2014 at 9:48 am

    Godspeed and luck to all involved!

  7. 7 chopmonster66 Sep 5th, 2014 at 11:12 am

    these are thee luckyest people on the planet to get to do this ride , got a ticket to ride but did not win . maybe next year . Have a great ride ride to all !!!!!!!!

  8. 8 John E Adams Sep 5th, 2014 at 2:20 pm

    An awesome group of bikes and riders! All the best to all of you on your amazing ride this year -;0)

  9. 9 Dale Sep 6th, 2014 at 4:23 pm

    I’m so envious. Have fun and be safe.

  10. 10 James Mackay Sep 16th, 2014 at 10:40 am

    Any pictures of #20 Denis Sharon and his rider?

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