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Highland Mini Meet 2013
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Angus and I have had a few PM.s regarding this years mini meet in Cannich. We now have our corner of the campsite reserved for another year Friday 17th and Saturday 18th May. Same format as previous years - a ride out on the Saturday and two nights in the pub - what could be better ! Look forward to seeing old friends and some new faces - roll on the spring!
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20 Jan 2013
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Hi Chizz, another date I can't manage 'cos I'm trapped in the wilds of the Americas; however, I will be back in Scotland from mid June to mid October so if you can organise a meet between those dates, this time I should manage it with my moto. Ride safe.
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Its between my weekends off so as usual I will be there on the Saturday evening, in time for the pub :-).
My weekend off is the bank holiday so we may be up Dornoch way that weekend.
We have holidays for the HUBB Donnington so it looks like a busy May for us.
See you all in May.
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Hi Millimut,good to hear you will make it even just for sat night.The Buzzards rally is not at Dornoch this year it will be at the show ground in Muir of Ord same weekend.
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20 Jan 2013
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Cant wait....
Hi Folks I think me and Kath will be there. We are hoping to come along in the bangbus with Rhonda on a trailer and stay around a week having days out on the bike. Looking forward to seeing everyone again. Its been too long!
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i to will try and accompany GreenManalishi up there..
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28 Jan 2013
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Originally Posted by Chizz
Hi Folks
Angus and I have had a few PM.s regarding this years mini meet in Cannich. We now have our corner of the campsite reserved for another year Friday 17th and Saturday 18th May. Same format as previous years - a ride out on the Saturday and two nights in the pub - what could be better ! Look forward to seeing old friends and some new faces - roll on the spring!
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Ok for a newbie to come up for the Fri night poss Sat, was at the last meet Beej organised.
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Ok for a newbie to come up for the Fri night poss Sat, was at the last meet Beej organised.
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Hi Jake,yes you are more than welcome.look forward to meeting you.
All the best
Angus
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28 Jan 2013
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Bit difficult to get away during the summer for me, but if I can get down there, even for an evening, which pub do you use?
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28 Jan 2013
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Would love to come but still waiting on Surgery on my spine before I can ride again (if it all goes well ) if the surgery comes through in time I will beg borrow or buy a bike and come along but its all beyond my control at the moment - in any case I know it will be a great weekend. If i ain't there i will be thinking of you all. Cheers Jake.
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Would love to come but still waiting on Surgery on my spine before I can ride again (if it all goes well ) if the surgery comes through in time I will beg borrow or buy a bike and come along but its all beyond my control at the moment - in any case I know it will be a great weekend. If i ain't there i will be thinking of you all. Cheers Jake.
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sure I could find you a bike, 950 maybe
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Would love to come but still waiting on Surgery on my spine before I can ride again (if it all goes well ) if the surgery comes through in time I will beg borrow or buy a bike and come along but its all beyond my control at the moment - in any case I know it will be a great weekend. If i ain't there i will be thinking of you all. Cheers Jake.
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Jake - give us a shout if you still have not had your surgery by then - I could pick you up from the station - and i am sure we could find a proper bed in the Glen ! -
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Bit difficult to get away during the summer for me, but if I can get down there, even for an evening, which pub do you use?
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Would be great to see you Reggie - didn't know we had other Hubbers so close by !
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Cheers Angus, sorry for the late message, I work offshore on a raft in the Black sea! Serious - well it's not a raft really, it's a seismic survey vessel.
Anyway, swithering whether to ride up in my Norton Commando ar my BM 1200 Gsa, what is the most popular bike used in this forum.
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Cheers Angus, sorry for the late message, I work offshore on a raft in the Black sea! Serious - well it's not a raft really, it's a seismic survey vessel.
Anyway, swithering whether to ride up in my Norton Commando ar my BM 1200 Gsa, what is the most popular bike used in this forum.
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Hi Jake
Whatever bike you are happier on ! - personally i would like to see the Norton - used to lust after one of those in my teens - there will be a mix of bikes there - and we will organise rideouts to suit whatever people are on
Look forward to seeing you
Chizz (Bruce)
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