Ronnie passed away last night paypal donations account posted

[Xowner]

Today sucks man I just wanna go back to bed and forget it!

Miss you tons buddy.......

[Louis Mielke]

Git it Rag!!!

[SYKO]

[three_wheelin45]

Its allready been a year :*( man time flys!! GIT IT RAAAAGG!!!

[Russell 350X]

Still can't believe it...... definitely having a few cold bud lights for him today. Bud Lights and Red Lights!! SAY IT!!!

[Dirtcrasher]

Miss your posts and all your help with DEEPAS motor Ronnie, hope your spirit is still doing what it loved...................

Wish I had met you and hope the family is well.

[Xowner]

Tripped over this thread looking for the 3ww donations address....... Still hurts!

[Brockey]

[CRAZY70MAN]

Still sayin' it everytime I hear something loud enough to deserve it....... My wife and daughter even got the explanation of what it means. My kid smiles when I say it now.........

[Dirtcrasher]

Ronnie always gave more than you ordered. If he knew your trike and had the parts, you always received an extra gift or gifts.

Although I didn't have many dealings with him, I did use his parts on other members trikes and learned how generous he was.

I hope his family is doing well......

DC

[badass350x]

Wish I could have met Ronnie, just sounded like a good o boy!

[bigworm626]

R.I.P Ronnie. Never got to meet or talk to you but everyone that shares the 3WW was touched by your memory as a class act. God bless!

[tecat-z]

Here's a good one of Ronnie after looking over my bike at TF10. It was very important to me to finish this thing and bring it down for him to see. I built this bike around the worlds only HR 6".
Another of him at Icefest 2010.. Cold, Very cold.
Ronnie will forever be missed.

[DeePa]

I've become interested in my old tri-z again, and ronnie made an amazing motor for it. It's time to start assembling the motor after some polishing, and maybe the rest of the build will follow.

The motor was an 86, he blueprinted the cases, removed any flaws, radius'd a bunch of stuff, this motor was built exactly like the mantis motor, but it's got a 490 rod with a bunch of machining needed for the crank, rod, and even cases to make work. It will use a spacer plate under the cylinder, a tc turbo head/jug, bored 30 over. The masterpiece is the crank, it is even knurled on the outside to keep the fuel mix in motion while in the crankcase. It is really a work of art, but it is still packed away in my garage over 2 years after i got the motor back.

I hope Jenni and ronnie's son are doing well, and I hope they know if they ever need anything up north I'd be glad to help.

Thanks for everything over the years...I also have a 250r motor which was ported by ronnie...his experience was more than just z's...it was everything having to do with speed...



Mike

[Xowner]

I've become interested in my old tri-z again, and ronnie made an amazing motor for it. It's time to start assembling the motor after some polishing, and maybe the rest of the build will follow.

The motor was an 86, he blueprinted the cases, removed any flaws, radius'd a bunch of stuff, this motor was built exactly like the mantis motor, but it's got a 490 rod with a bunch of machining needed for the crank, rod, and even cases to make work. It will use a spacer plate under the cylinder, a tc turbo head/jug, bored 30 over. The masterpiece is the crank, it is even knurled on the outside to keep the fuel mix in motion while in the crankcase. It is really a work of art, but it is still packed away in my garage over 2 years after i got the motor back.

I hope Jenni and ronnie's son are doing well, and I hope they know if they ever need anything up north I'd be glad to help.

Thanks for everything over the years...I also have a 250r motor which was ported by ronnie...his experience was more than just z's...it was everything having to do with speed...



Mike

Love to see a build thread on this bike/motor. From hanging around ronnie and nathan I always heard them talking about either you or the motor!