artie
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Post by artie on Sept 13, 2014 16:33:25 GMT 1
My mates came over the other night on YPVS hybrid and RD400 and we had a run out meeting a few more strokers(eyrey1 is on the Chesterfield Aprillia) then off to Squires,I did a few short vids.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 15, 2014 1:15:59 GMT 1
Good work, Artie. That was a trip down memory lane... though I don't remember the Redbeck having an alfresco dining area back in t' day! LOL
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Post by artie on Sept 16, 2014 17:27:40 GMT 1
Good work, Artie. That was a trip down memory lane... though I don't remember the Redbeck having an alfresco dining area back in t' day! LOL Cheers mate I was going to suggest you join us but it might be a bit eeer far  |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 17, 2014 10:22:41 GMT 1
Good work, Artie. That was a trip down memory lane... though I don't remember the Redbeck having an alfresco dining area back in t' day! LOL Cheers mate I was going to suggest you join us but it might be a bit eeer far Aye, and I'd have to push the bugger at the moment as well!  I'll get back for a trip one of these days, I have a couple of mates in Wakey still ride LC's... I'll scrounge one of them! |
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Post by marsbar350 on Sept 17, 2014 20:10:26 GMT 1
saw you at squires artie and seaways but nowhere in between did ya van the bike to both places |
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Post by artie on Sept 17, 2014 21:38:09 GMT 1
saw you at squires artie and seaways but nowhere in between did ya van the bike to both places Van it Andy...never |
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Post by tripodtiger on Nov 20, 2014 23:19:22 GMT 1
How popular are two strokes over there? Looked like half the group was on them. Go anywhere here, where bike riders gather, and you are looking for the very odd one or two. Even at classic bike rallies, we have very few strokers in use. Maybe it's distances involved and comparitively high temperatures. Four strokes are generally less temperamental (put that to a bevel Ducati owner and you'dprobably get an arguement) and their performance across the course of a day is more consistent. Less fuel use and longer range? Yeah, that too.
I suspect the truth is that most of the people riding (here I mean) like to think they are going to do huge distances but very few would ride much more than 100km from home.
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I'll get back for a trip one of these days, I have a couple of mates in Wakey still ride LC's... I'll scrounge one of them!
