Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
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Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
Nice brace of Warwicks there Wolf,are you going west along to Durness.
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
Did you leave your spectacles in your van Boaby? Looks like a Kingham and a warwick to me!
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
Was there really no other space to fill??
No matter who it was we always would leave a good doorswidth between 'vans.
Cos if for no other reaso, TheWind.
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No matter who it was we always would leave a good doorswidth between 'vans.
Cos if for no other reaso, TheWind.
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
I came in from the Durness after a night at Sango..... and mine's definitely a Kinghamburlingtonboaby wrote:Nice brace of Warwicks there Wolf,are you going west along to Durness.
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
frederic wrote:Was there really no other space to fill??
No matter who it was we always would leave a good doorswidth between 'vans.
Cos if for no other reaso, TheWind.
frederic
Side door slides, it only needs a couple of inches and there was plenty of room to offload a fat Labrador and its equally sized owner the theory being that 2 new AS owners would treat each other's vans with equal respect, rather than allowing one of the many Deutsche motorcycles to shelter between us.
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
Carn't tell the difference from the outside Kaspian. My specs are still in the van in Stocktonkaspian wrote:Did you leave your spectacles in your van Boaby? Looks like a Kingham and a warwick to me!
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
You're eyes must be worse than mine without my glasses, I can make out the models on the rear doors (opposite the number plates).burlingtonboaby wrote:Carn't tell the difference from the outside Kaspian. My specs are still in the van in Stocktonkaspian wrote:Did you leave your spectacles in your van Boaby? Looks like a Kingham and a warwick to me!
Boaby no van
I've been without internet while up in the wilds, have I missed why you're now signing off as 'Boaby no van' ?
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
That's a point, will tell our son's with their gert bulky machines to avoid doing it between ASOF/ASOC
Units. Overseas ones OK (Eoghan often does the 500 after work )
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Units. Overseas ones OK (Eoghan often does the 500 after work )
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
I have to admit that all the bikes I saw doing the NC500 were very well behaved and it's something I would have enjoyed on 2 wheels in my day.
Just noticed your location, did you visit the Oyster Festival that was setting up when I was at Stranraer a couple of weeks ago ?
Just noticed your location, did you visit the Oyster Festival that was setting up when I was at Stranraer a couple of weeks ago ?
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
No but I believe it was well received and attended
It looked well set out and busy the times we passed by
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It looked well set out and busy the times we passed by
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
In your day Wolf?? I do miss ages being removed from profiles. I bet I'm older than you.Wargenwolf wrote:I have to admit that all the bikes I saw doing the NC500 were very well behaved and it's something I would have enjoyed on 2 wheels in my day.
I rode to Italy last year for the Moto Guzzi Factory's 95th anniversary celebrations, and have booked accommodation in Mandello for the centenary in 2021, by which time my Guzzi will be 42 years old and I'll have passed the licence renewal age!
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
bikeralw wrote:In your day Wolf?? I do miss ages being removed from profiles. I bet I'm older than you.Wargenwolf wrote:I have to admit that all the bikes I saw doing the NC500 were very well behaved and it's something I would have enjoyed on 2 wheels in my day.
I rode to Italy last year for the Moto Guzzi Factory's 95th anniversary celebrations, and have booked accommodation in Mandello for the centenary in 2021, by which time my Guzzi will be 42 years old and I'll have passed the licence renewal age!
Al.
It wasn't so much a reference to being too old Al, rather a slow realisation that I can't afford to return to the 2 wheels that I would want to return to.
Having had a recent forced setting up of a new home, that was in need of modernising and continuing with my 'camping' and kayaking adventures, something has to give and seeing as my bikes became toys in later life, they have dropped way down my list of necessities.
At 55, I probably am a decade younger than you, but I have learned never to say 'never'
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Re: Warwick XL - John O'Groats (yesterday)
Never say never.. A good maxim to have that is...
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