Ryon Bell

Ryon Bell (b. 26 April 1978 in Victoria, Canada), is a Canadian International motorcycle trials rider. Bell was Canadian Expert Champion in 2000.

Ryon Bell
Nationality Canadian
Born (1978-04-26) 26 April 1978
Victoria, Canada

Career

In 1993 Bell came close to taking his first NATC title when despite taking wins in Washington, a double in New Mexico, and a win in Texas, he was runner-up in the NATC Highschool championship to Matt Moore of Oklahoma.

In 1998 Bell finished second in the NATC Champ class behind factory Beta rider Geoff Aaron.[1]

Bell had a good 2000 season. He won all four rounds of the Canadian Expert Championship and becoming National Champion. He contested the NATC Champ series. In Minnesota Bell was second to Ray Peters on day one, with reigning champ Aaron finishing 4th and on day two he took the win ahead of Aaron.[2] He took three wins, but was beaten to the title again by Aaron.

In 2001 the addition of Belgian rider Fred Crosset to the NATC Champ class made it harder to win, but Bell won once in New York. The season ended Crosset, Aaron, Bell.[3] 2002 was almost a repeat of the 2001 season, with the season standing the same.[1]

For 2003 Bell took runner-up behind Aaron winning in Washington. As the season had approached Rhode Island Bell was showing good form, winning day two. He then edged out Aaron in Wyoming, but Aaron's 2nd place was enough to take the title.[4]

In 2004, he again came second to Aaron.[1]

NATC Trials Championship Career

[5]

Year Team Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Points Rank
1993 Gas Gas NATC Highschool PA
-		 PA
-		 WA
3		 WA
1		 NM
1		 NM
1		 TX
2		 TX
1		 145 2nd
2001 Montesa NATC Pro CA
3		 CA
2		 RI
4		 RI
5		 NY
1		 NY
3		 NM
3		 NM
4		 NE
3		 NE
4		 193 3rd
2002 Montesa NATC Pro FL
3		 FL
5		 TX
4		 TX
4		 PA
2		 PA
4		 TN
3		 TN
2		 CO
3		 CO
2		 192 3rd
2003 Gas Gas NATC Pro CA
2		 CA
3		 WA
2		 WA
1		 OR
2		 OR
2		 PA
3		 PA
2		 RI
4		 RI
1		 WY
1		 WY
2		 CA
2		 325 2nd
2004 Gas Gas NATC Pro TN
3		 TN
3		 CO
2		 CO
2		 CA
2		 OH
2		 OH
3		 VT
5		 VT
2		 204 2nd

Honors
  • Canadian Expert Trials Champion 2000

References
  1. "Past Champions". mototrials.com. Retrieved 28 September 2018.
  2. "Geezer with a grudge". geezerwithagrudge.blogspot.com. Retrieved 28 September 2018.
  3. American Motorcyclist. American Motorcyclist Association. December 2001. p. 52. ISSN 0277-9358.
  4. "Wyoming Nationals". cyclenews.com. Retrieved 28 September 2018.
  5. "NATC Championship". trialonline.org. Retrieved 28 September 2018.
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