FRIENDLY RIDE - SUNDAY SEPT 13TH

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You are of course welcome along to any Southwestbikers rideout, however your bike must be in good mechanical order (we don’t want anything falling off of it including you), taxed and have a current MOT. You must have a valid motorcycle licence and current motor insurance. You are in charge of your motorcycle at all times and SWB will not accept any responsibility for actions you take or any accidents you may have. Always ride within your own capabilities and do not put others at risk. Remember, while you are on a Southwestbikers rideout you are representing the site and what it stands for.
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same route as last time as the roads will be dryer

keep the same route as last time as some of you didnt do all the roads and they should be dry this time
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change the route slightly
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change the route completely
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Smiler
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Re: FRIENDLY RIDE - SUNDAY SEPT 13TH

Post by Smiler »

Aw, you guys look like you had a cracking day for it! :D

Nice pics Gav :D
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Post by Sixth Gear »

What a beautiful day, we must have pleased the Gods. Well done Gavin for taking on the roll of chief photographer, some good photos. Well done for some very restrained riding, sorry for not kerbing my enthusiasm sufficiently all the time, the wicked bike made me do it. Collin and brakes, or lack off seems to be a common theme through these posts. I'm a little concerned how far you managed to travel before noticing it was missing! Will that be covered under warranty? I hope you get it fixed, sorted and back on the road soon.
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Re: FRIENDLY RIDE - SUNDAY SEPT 13TH

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Frag wrote:Well a nail in my back tire meant a ride home in a recovery truck :evil:
Hope you all had a good ride on from Torrington.
Big thanks to Swaner for spotting the nail and again to him and DaveMcR1 for hanging around with me.
hi mate i will ask my mate who owns Y V S on sherbourne road as they do bikes and car repairs mots how much to do your back tyre, i will txt you later today.
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Post by Redlight »

A big thanks Si for another brilliantly organised day and route.......the coffee at torrington was appreciated. The pub and grub at Bude was great. Nice to see some familiar faces and good to learn a few more names.
Gavin.......the pics are as usual, a welcome reminder of a great day.

Colin.......i'm not following you anymore!!
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Thanks to Simon for organising a good rideout for all, nice to of met you aswell, and of course some old and new faces, a cracking day out :D
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Post by billinom8s »

no worries, glad you all enjoyed it.

A good social day out. Have to wait n see when the next one is tho.

Colin will be running it as he is rideout co-ordinator now :D
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Re: FRIENDLY RIDE - SUNDAY SEPT 13TH

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Redlight wrote:Colin.......i'm not following you anymore!!

:oops: :oops: Sorry mate
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Re: FRIENDLY RIDE - SUNDAY SEPT 13TH

Post by Rsv4Col »

billinom8s wrote:Colin will be running it as he is rideout co-ordinator now :D

Since when :shock: :shock: No one has told me
:? :? :?
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Post by r1dave »

Colin wrote:
billinom8s wrote:Colin will be running it as he is rideout co-ordinator now :D

Since when :shock: :shock: No one has told me
:? :? :?
Well to be honest m8 you are the main one :D always up for the early morning rides and posting ride outs etc so you get my vote 8) :D :D
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