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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.
Thank-you.
Don't forget......ANYONE can organise and run a rideout.
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Raw nerve Aprilia's never let me down. Not quite the same story for your gixxer
That's what I like to see, confidence and a belief in Italian companys quality control and supply system. If the Aprilas get to 14 years without a fault I'll buy you a cigar.
If you can then get the part required I'll buy you the lighter.
I've got a 2002 RSV Mille starts on the button every time. I'll await my cigar and lighter. That's extremely kind of you.
Good point.
However, "get" is future tense, I wasn't talking about that bucket of bolts that's probably gone through 3 wiring Looms and a crank already.
Stop press.....we'll be doing this ride December 6th
Get yer' thermals ready.
Will not now be stopping for a cafe cuppa. Bring a flask and sarnie p'raps.
Kata has his steed now laid up for winter so first reserve Red5 has been contacted. Should he not be able to join us who might be second reserve to make up the group of 6?
old and disgraceful so doing what I can while I can before I can't
Gen2 Busa
Kawa ZH2
royb wrote: ↑Dec 4th, '20, 12:11
Looking forward to this ride. Nick who can't make it, would normally volunteer as TEC, so I'm willing to take on that role.
Roy, you're all heart - and duct tape and zip ties
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don't forget we are onX and Instagrambelieve it or not !!! southwestbikers@southwestbikers (original, I know.
KTM 1290 SDR KTM 690 supermoto smc R, Zx10r trackbike,
ktm 350 excf muddy
Suspension and bike work undertaken.
Thank you Brian for leading us through icy wet Devon today, particularly the coffee and cake and loan of the heater for my feet!!
Great to be out on the bike finally and see all your ugly mugs before Christmas
Had an awesome day! Cheers everyone for your company and esp Brian for the ride and coffee AND cake.... Bonny weather with crystal clear sunny views across north Devon...lurvely.
We rode carefully and although we all had "moments", the rubber stayed down. The surprise was coffee and chocolate cake; thank you Brian and Jane.
We all had a laugh, and it was good to meet up again.
sounds liek a good day was had by all then -result
07977507395
don't forget we are onX and Instagrambelieve it or not !!! southwestbikers@southwestbikers (original, I know.
KTM 1290 SDR KTM 690 supermoto smc R, Zx10r trackbike,
ktm 350 excf muddy
Suspension and bike work undertaken.
Thanks everyone for a great ride out today. Wet, slippery and crud covered though the roads were in places, the skies were clear and it was great just to be out on a bike again.
Special thanks to Brian for organising and leading it and to Roy for sterling work as nominated TEC-man, keeping us (mostly) in order.
More thanks coming up:
1. To the SWB stalwarts (Brian and Chris?) who pushed and heaved the dreaded trumpet into life when it threw yet another hissy fit right at the Wellington start. It made amends by not putting a tyre wrong for the rest of the ride so I wont scrap it just yet.
2. To Brian and Jane for supplying coffee and cake, introducing us to Elgar the dog, and having a heater to hand.
Check out the pic's in the Rideout photo's section.
