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See you there.
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Sunday is pencilled in
I'm hoping to get down there for the day.
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Long Way Down!
Hi Jonathon
Long way to come just for the day. If you need a place to stay for Sunday night, you are welcome at ours, just south of Banbury.
A few of us will be leaving from Ma Larkins at the junction of the A361 and the A44 at Chipping Norton on Sunday at about 10.30 am.
Enjoyed your website and the GS looks ACE!
Cheers
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Hi Chris, I can't take Damien's BMW to London as it's SORNed but I'd like to have a chat to you. I'll be wearing a Moto Guzzi liveried jacket so should be pretty obvious. I am desperate to ride but must use the good old bus. Grrr. Lindsay.
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I'll be there and look forward to catching up with some familiar faces, and others who I've only met online as posters here.
Easy to spot: I have HUBB stickers on the panniers like any self-respecting biker;-)
Fergus -- it will be good to swap notes on riding the Bonneville.
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Update: "Easy to spot: I have HUBB stickers on the panniers but my panniers will be in, err, Norwich. Along with the bike. Snowed out before leaving for London. So I'm not much of a self-respecting biker after all!
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Hoping to be there in time to catch Ian Mutch's presentation.
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weather update
any news on the condition of the roads today coming from Peterborough down to the Ace Cafe?
Around Huntingdon the back roads are pretty slippy.
Whats the A1 and the roads round London like?
Obviously we've got a couple of days to go, but in Huntingdon we're forecast more snow tonight, and while the Scorps are good, they're not that good!
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Meet at the Ace
Hi Linzi
Hoping to get there on the bikes, but if not will take the 4x4, with a few of the lads on board.
You can mail me any pics and details and I can put the BM up on Biketrader straight away.
Cheers
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Shots
Hi Chris, I've taken 24 photos of the bike. Should have them developed on Friday. Still using film! Lindsay.
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Quote:
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any news on the condition of the roads today coming from Peterborough down to the Ace Cafe?
Around Huntingdon the back roads are pretty slippy.
Whats the A1 and the roads round London like?
Obviously we've got a couple of days to go, but in Huntingdon we're forecast more snow tonight, and while the Scorps are good, they're not that good!
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A pretty good uk weather website is at Met Office: Weather and climate change I am still trying to work out the weather for south London - Anglesey- Ace for Friday to Sunday!
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should hopefully be there on the TeDiuM
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Should be there on 4 wheels rather than 2 with at least one of the kids in tow.
Tim - would love to catch up with you to chat Morocco routes.
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Should be quite an adventure just getting there eh...
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Mon, nice to see your Union Flag is flying the right way up
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Ride Report
I hope someone has the foresight to take a camera!!! This meeting is a great excuse for an exellent ride report.Especially for those of us in the City of Eternal Spingtime who cant make it to north west London in February in the snow.
Al theturtleshead
I cant wait!!!!!!!!!!
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