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Top car park Moto Exeter services, meet 09.30 to depart 09.45, fuelled for 120 miles.

Breakfast at Hamish's Farm Shop.
Finish at Bridge Motorcycles.

https://goo.gl/maps/sFYdEm7RNxxrHwp99

Pace will be making good progress according to prevailing conditions. Not hanging about for 125s but knee sliders not required either.

Weather dependant, so check here if I postpone to later in the month.

Deffo won't make this one Brian . The trumpet will be SORN'd from 1st November for a complete rear end strip and rebuild, then MOT. It'll be off the road from then until as long as it takes.

I,m up for this one Brian and if Phil is wants to do a last ride in October, before his trusty Triumph is removed from circulation, I'll be up for that too.

royb wrote: ↑Oct 17th, '22, 10:09 I,m up for this one Brian and if Phil is wants to do a last ride in October, before his trusty Triumph is removed from circulation, I'll be up for that too.

. . . .and a plan was formed . Watch this space young Roy, I'll work something out.

Watching

royb wrote: ↑Oct 19th, '22, 09:00Watching

Search no more Royston - yer tiz : viewtopic.php?t=101568

I'm interested in joining this one. see you there

Look forward to meeting you Will. No doubt some more of the usual suspects will also come out to play

Weather forecast is reasonable for both this Sunday ride and Rob's Saturday soiree

I want to stop at 1100, to pay my respect with two minutes of silence for the fallen, who gave us freedom, from the tyrants in the world.

But of course Roy. Like what we did on last years Remembrance day ride.

royb wrote: ↑Nov 11th, '22, 09:27 I want to stop at 1100, to pay my respect with two minutes of silence for the fallen, who gave us freedom, from the tyrants in the world.

Good man.

Sorry Brian, I was hoping to make this one but been of work sick for a few days still not up getting out yet
Have a good one see you next time..

What an eventful ride, after making our way through some amazing scenery and pausing for a moment to pay our respects. We had to safely recover Roy after a flat in the middle of god knows where, luckily his top box is like Mary Poppins bag and is full of tools, patches and pumps. Ended with a decent brunch in Chard with great discussions over a brew. I’m sold, see you on the next one. Thanks for organising Brian and your boosa is one hell of a machine to follow.