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20 Oct 2010
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Just a brief reminder to all Bristol locals.
Easy Trail Ride meeting at 9:30 am sunday morning.
Pub meet 4pm @ the King William on King Street.
Hope to see lots of you there.
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23 Oct 2010
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Hi all, I'm Fantastic Mr Fox's TEC, looking forward to meeting you all and getting good and dirty with you We will be going out today checking the route (Saturday) to make sure it is fine for novice riders , as well as the nutters
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23 Oct 2010
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlotte Goose
Spring HUMP 2011 in the works
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Shame.....
Me and Mark (Bushman) will miss you this time (we went to the one you organised - was it 2008 ?). We have a good excuse though... we start our own RTW on 2nd April so we hope you have a good one.
Martin
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24 Oct 2010
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What a great day out!
A big thanks to Matt/Mr Fox for putting together the off road ride out, I think it's safe to say we all thoroughly enjoyed it. Good work to our two novice off roaders Carl and Paul for jumping in with both feet (at the deep end!).
Great to meet the new folks, and what a great turn out. That must have been almost every Bristol HU member we had in the pub this evening.
I love the idea that we talked about, of a Christmas get together. I'd be happy to try and organise it if there's some interest.
Another ride out before Christmas as well??
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26 Oct 2010
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Brizzle
Damn, I should be paying attention, sorry I missed it. Will try harder next time. whats the news of a Dec meet?
Cheers
Matt
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26 Oct 2010
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chicken meet
Missed the Bristol meet but made the chicken meet.
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26 Oct 2010
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I would´ve loved to come from London but I was hesitating because of the offroad ride since I own a bandit 600. The pub meeting was tempting though. Maybe next time. Is there any place where we can see any pictures of your meeting?
Cheers.
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26 Oct 2010
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hi all
sorry to have missed this, matt if you organise another and need another helper let me know
bw
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26 Oct 2010
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No Worries Ian.
Just incase anyone is free this weekend I'm planning to Ride the Ox and Shaftsbury Droves on Sunday.
I'm meeting people at Warminster Services at 9:30.
Well be leaving Bristol at 8.30 so can travel in convoy if you wish.
I know people said about another pub meet close to Xmas how does Sunday the 12th December sound?? I'm happy to organise another trail ride/ or a road ride if people wish to brave the cold.
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2 Nov 2010
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Hi. 12th sounds good. Cant do too much off roading on a trophy 900 tho. Any chance of both road and off road?
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22 Nov 2010
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12th December Meet
Hi all picking up where we left off last time, The next Bristol Meet on the 12th December road ride then a few jars at the King William again.
I think we're going for a road ride this time, any suggestions where people would like to go??
About an hour each way would be good so we can ride have a cuppa and be back at the King william for 4pm.
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4 Dec 2010
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Hi All,
Hopefully it gets warmer over the next week but the weather forcast says otherwise.
Those of you who are up for a road ride next sunday Ive planned a liitle road bimble over the mendips for the 12th December.
The Rough route is Bristol, Burrington Coombe, Cheddar Gorge, Wedmore
At Wedmore we can stop for a Coffee somewhere.
Returning to Bristol Via Wells.
If we meet at about 11:30 at the SS Great Britian Car Park an then we should be back in time for 4pm for a few drinks in the King William again.
Those that can't make the ride, I hope to see you in the King William again.
Thanks
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18 Jan 2011
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bugger !!!!!!!
missed all that, anyone fancy another meet up? sounds like your past plans worked well, same again but a date in the future?
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19 Jan 2011
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Hopefully we'll meet again very soon, However no plans currently in the pipe line for a meet but looking to do something before easter
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20 Feb 2011
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Bristol mini meet
Hi,
a couple of us 4x4 guys are meeting at the Willy Wicket in Bristol this Thursday (24th) from 2000hrs to chew the fat and kick tyres. If anyone wants to come along either bike or 4x4 then we'll see you there. Both of us have been to Morocco a few times (I'm going again in March) so could give a little advice if anyone wants it.
I've got a big green landy, and Clive has a landy campervan.
Cheers
Guy
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