A young biker's view on the kwak triples at the Northern

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A young biker's view on the kwak triples at the Northern

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Great weekend as usual, many thanks to the organiser, a rideout vid to follow soon.

Many thanks also to those who gave their bike keys to a young lad named Phil (Greenbat) 22 from Derby. I really appreciated it and he did too. Having told me he was after a KH250 I invited him to come to the rally on the Sat afternoon so he could have a look and get to learn a bit more about them. Here is his report on the classicbike forum where he usually posts. I think we shall be hearing a lot more from him in the near future :D

http://www.classicbikeforum.co.uk/viewt ... 866#p63866
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It was pleasure to let him have a go on my H2. I watched him riding Max's bikes. All I can say the young chap can handle bikes and is responsible. His smiles at his returns spake volumes. I am glad he had a good time. That's what our Club is all about and I am proud of it
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I feel much richer from meeting Phil... he was very nice and easy to get on with despite an enormous age gap.
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+1 :smt023
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