My name is Bryan Clark "Grumpy" I have been involved with motorcycles and photography pretty much all my life. The nickname Grumpy came when I worked in construction. I guess I took my job a little to serious and always had a chip on my shoulder. I didn't put up with any guff from the other trades. One day some guys from the other trades played a little joke and wrote "Grumpy" on my hard-hat when I was taking a nap during lunch, it stuck ever since. It just seeemed to fit.

I have been riding motorcycles since I was 8 years old. Riding the mini bike around the yard and then eventually being able to cruise around camp in the desert with the whole family. Eventually I started racing DRA (Desert Racing assoc.)events, enduros and the District 37 desert races. My real beginning was in the early 1970’s riding in the old “Hook & Ladder Enduro” on a DKW 125.

While going to the races through the 70’s I always had a camera with me a Brownie 110 mm which I used to shoot all kinds of photos. Being to young to go on the big rides I spent my time shooting photos around camp and of my friends and I doing jumps we would find near camp. One day my father gave me his old Yashica 35 mm camera which I used until it was wore out.

In the mid 1980’s an unforeseen turnof events stopped my so called-racing career and I took up photography full time. With selling the photos to the racers and also getting published from time to time it worked into Photos by Grumpy the full-time business it is now.

I love taking photos of you, the off road racers so you can have some sort of remembrance of your races. It's the coolest thing to watch all the racers riding out in the middle of nowhere. The coolest part about it is that I get to capture that for you on film so you might be able to share it with your family and friends.

Look for my banner on the course and be prepared for your photo opp...

Thanks for your interest & support see you at the races..... Grumpy

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