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Bilko1000 wrote: ↑Sep 28th, '23, 12:54 Had 3 under a local very painfull you wont ride for 3 months will have a very bruised and purple black pair of plums/stalk thats it really.

Hi and welcome along Jim

I'm sure Roy would disagree Brian nothing like a bandit especially Roy's

Looks nice and tidy for a twenty year old bike caveman enjoy hope to see out and about soon on it

Anybody going this week weather looking good

I'll be there Phill bringing a friend along he's bit of a old woman rider so won't be a quick ride over

Happy birthday Phill

they will be our age one day

Should be up for it

Great day all thanks to Brian for another interesting route ,not been out on a rideout for a while some new faces in Andy W know he's not a newbie just not crossed paths before and Richard (breham) until the next one
Home to a roast lamb dinner and a cider

Foggy here so blue skys later see you at 10.00

Sounds like a good one Phill would have come over but I left at 5 this morning riding back to Southport (Yes Richard there is more than one 5.00 in one day) will be up for the next one

Would be there as the suns out but will sat on the dreaded m5/6 on my way to my daughters at least I’ll be on the bike,have a good one

Booked see you there 3 left

Had rain between Bridport and Lyme Regis then it eased off nice and dry at Seaton and for the ride home got to try out the new waterproofs no leaks bonus, must say the power 5s were excellent in the rain

A good turnout at Seaton considering the the weather.

Yea their open at 9.00 Brian southwest classic car club are there from 9.00

If you haven't already planned your route rob you might like to do Sherborne/ shaftsbury up zigzag sixpennyhandly to Blandford some nice twisties and views..