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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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Maver-Nick wrote:Well that was fun ... :P

22 Bikes turned up for a on a November morning rideout ... 8)

The ride back from Westbay was good, 6 of us, with Kelly, Jonno and me doing a bit of formation sliding around the corners... :shock:

Played 'Silly Buggers' at all the sets of lights in Exeter... Including Drag Racing right past 'Middlemoor' Police HQ... :twisted:

Nice to meet a lot of you 'Newbies'... Hope you had fun... :wink:

Saw you, ya bunch of hooligans :roll: :lol: as I was turning into Tesco's for petrol between tip and home - Sons Tae Kwon Do and catching up with DIY kept me from playing today :cry:

Glad you all had a good day :D
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Was a good rideout. Nice to see so many people and bikes, especiely this time of year. :D
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Good to meet you guy's today, sure it'll be the 1st run of many :D

Surprised it was almost 200 miles round trip!
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Gsxrage wrote:Twas a good turn out for the time of the year :cool:

I thought I had a faulty dash on the way to westbay but then I realised that it did say 46mph :lol:

So today I have learnt I can do steady :shock:



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Just wish now i did show up to witness this :shock:


Glad you all had a great day a no accidents netheir ?? :shock:

That is a first :wink:
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Post by Funky »

I had an accident on the way to the services, but the kind police man showed me the error of my ways.

Great ride out and brilliant company.

When can we get the Tassles for stu or shall we transfer Gav's moustache onto it when Kelly tells him to take it off because it doesn't 'tickle her pickle' :D
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will get some pics up when i work out what to do.......... :roll: :roll: :roll:
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What a nice bunch you lot are! We had a really great time today, good to put faces to (real!) names and a superbly organised ride. Big thanks to all who did junction marking etc

We went on to do the Portesham road, up across by Hardys monument and over to Yeovil and home - filthy bike, can I deliver it to you Mike for some tlc?? pleeeaaassseeee???

Hope to do another run with you guys again, +1 says he'll bring the SD next time :twisted:
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Post by darren »

Well you guy's took my ride out cherry and i loved every minute of it.

The slow ride down was great to settle in and then got stuck in to trying to keep up with the guys (and girl) on the way back to Bridge, managed to do it too (well most of it lol) then dropped back onto the M5 back to Bristol.

Got back at 3pm shattered but looking forward to the next one!!!!!!!

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darren wrote:
The slow ride down was great to settle in and then got stuck in to trying to keep up with the guys (and girl) on the way back to Bridge, managed to do it too (well most of it lol) then dropped back onto the M5 back to Bristol.



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so that's where u went!!!
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bambam wrote:
darren wrote:
The slow ride down was great to settle in and then got stuck in to trying to keep up with the guys (and girl) on the way back to Bridge, managed to do it too (well most of it lol) then dropped back onto the M5 back to Bristol.



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so that's where u went!!!
Ha Ha yeah sorry it's a long way back up to Bristol LOL i'll make it to Bridge another time!!!!
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Blimey wrote:
Gsxrage wrote:Twas a good turn out for the time of the year :cool:

I thought I had a faulty dash on the way to westbay but then I realised that it did say 46mph :lol:

So today I have learnt I can do steady :shock:



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Just wish now i did show up to witness this :shock:

He couldn't keep the front end down though could you Age. :roll: I think temptation was trying it on. :lol: :wink:
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Post by deej »

temptation is the only thing that would try it on with age mike

he said he had problems with the clocks showing slow speeds so had to try shaking the front to clear the problem
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from my view he definitely shook the front :shock: :shock: :shock:
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bambam wrote:from my view he definitely shook the front :shock: :shock: :shock:
Hey I am a mechanic by trade so I know how to shake it :lol:
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your a mechanic, you sure about that ??
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