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We'll be there Friday afternoon, see you all soon!
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Sorry
Cant make this weekend children, I have to work.
But have fun any way
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I'll be there Friday PM ........
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Have fitted new throttle cable, now almost always returns to idle of its own accord, so as long as i don't need to stop too often I'll be fine.
Slightly more worried about my clutch cable making sparks, but I'm sure lots of electrical tape around the heated grip cables with solve that one :confused1:
see you at the weekend!
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Friday late afternoon sometime. thankfully I have to work on Saturday pm, so have a good excuse not to cycle there!
Is it as cold down there as it is up here?
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I'm based in and around the North East and the weather has been getting milder but i think the forecast is for the weather to get worse after all it is November.
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forcast is ...
saturday a few showers,
sunday is looking fine with some sunshine
The Beer will be cold.
There will be plenty of Log's for the Fire
See you Friday Night.
PS What Time is Charlie getting there
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I've just heard some bad news Charlie won't be able to make it to Yorkshire get together as he has heard that his one friend in life is going to snap his fingers over the weekend sometime and Charlie want's to be close in case he can get in on another idea and make a extrodinary long carreer out of it
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Tan Hill... maybe next time!
Hi All,
It doesn't look like Chris & I will be making it to Tan Hill this weekend as I've been off work since Wednesday and doesn't look like I'll be back at work tomorrow either. Chris pointed out that after 3 days off work heading off on Motorbikes in the freezing gale force winds that we've been having probably isn't the best idea in the world!!! He's probably right!
So it looks like it will have to be the next one!
All that do get there, have a great time,
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I've got a problem with snot too! It's streaming out of me and that's in the house. I'm going to brave it though so I'd better fit a bib for the ride up. We all know how bad it can be once on the move. Hopefully it'll be blown away by the time I get to Tan Hill. I plan to get there in the daylight tomorrow, see you all there.
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I'll be there, either latish on Fri, or earlyish on Sat, not sure how long it is going to take me so I can't get any more accurate than that!
AA says it is 195 miles via main roads, 245 back roads. If I manage to make a steady 40 mph and don't eat, piss or smoke, or breakdown, or get lost, I estimate the trip will take six hours. Bugger me.
I'll be there some time on Tuesday morning then.
Looking forward to it.
You can scratch one off of your list, the other one I was bringing is scared of all the trolls and rain oop north so he has cried away.
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i'd love to come as the last meet i did was great. however im broke so i cant have a great time though people, tan hill never fails to please so i hear.
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Room for one more?....
room for one more?
Was wandering about coming before but wasn't sure what I'd be doing but will try and get up on the friday. can anyone give me a phone number on the off chance I go wrong somewhere.
Will be on a black zx7r. Green laneing anyone ?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hutch
can anyone give me a phone number on the off chance I go wrong somewhere.
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could be a good idea to take the number of the pub 01833 628246
I'll pm you my mobile but can't remember if it works up there
see you 2moro
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Birdy be carefull there are some up here in the northern section who know the sheep up here are ard as nails and put up a good fight you may be the easy option - ( the Bugger me ) comment might be taken as an invitation you know. !!!!
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