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Thanks to Del and the SPSG for yet another fantastic weekend in the garden of England.

They even managed to order three scorching days weather wise.

It just gets better and better every year.

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Yeah thanks guys.... Was a great event & great weather :smt023
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Only stayed for the Sat nite but had a GREAT time meeting up with old faces and putting "real" names to board aliases...........more to come from Rog on that one methinks :) Saw "that" grey 70 and I think its spurred Pete and myself getting ours finished now :roll: Great bar staff and a reet nice guvner even if the wine was a tad pricey £16+ :shock: but food was first class and you can see why the place is working out there. Got a great consise 69 history from JP to boot :D merci mon ami! Thanks Del it was a blast ............oh yeah thumbs up to Karen who worked soooo hard all weekend and provided me and my mate the "doctor" with some valuble advice on camping :wink: . Coming next year with the grey 70 and a rider :shock: so I can see you all stuff your faces at The Pilot :lol: :lol:
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Yes, a fantastic event and thanks to Del & team for such a great weekend.
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Yes thanks for the weekend delboy and all the others involved :smt023 managed to get there and back without any major problems bike is reving its nuts off when going down box lost keys when i hit a pothole but a kind gent lent me one and bought a nos switch from phil the paint :smt023
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Post by Wolfie »

But more importantly...


Did you get yer Bacca Ray?
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Cheers Del and the team , great weekend :smt023
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Well what can i say but a big thank you to Delboy,Rick, Karen,The landlord and to anyone else who had a hand in organizing and setting up for the Southern rally,its a lot of work and you did us proud.
Glorious weather a great turn out and a ride out to put a smile on anyones face, though i don,t think those cyclists were too happy when we passed them!! and to cap it all i didn,t get wet riding home this time but anyway many thanks and roll on next year.

Heres a few pictures of the day( I hope)

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Well done Dell and team we had a great weekend and totally enjoyed the run out to Dungeness
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No wolfi did not get bacca got up late set alarm for pm not am so just booked ferry for wednesday
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oldman wrote:Yes thanks for the weekend delboy and all the others involved :smt023 managed to get there and back without any major problems bike is reving its nuts off when going down box lost keys when i hit a pothole but a kind gent lent me one and bought a nos switch from phil the paint :smt023
Ray

That "kind gent" was Dave Hogan (Hogie) and he'll want that key back I think!!
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Post by Vince »

Great weekend.

Mega thanks to everyone including the weatherman.


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Big thanks to Delboy and his band of helpers, your hard work did not go un-noticed.

Great riding with so many triples, the residents of Headcorn, or as it is now named Headturn, also enjoyed the spectacle.

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Vince wrote: in the snoring stakes I?m now classed as a light weight.
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Well worth the effort then! SERIOUS Thanks to Del, Mike & especially Karen! for all their hard work - And I am sure that the rest of the SPSG team all played a large hand in making it such a successful weekend! - BIG tick to all concerned :smt023
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Brilliant day on Saturday, thoroughly enjoyed the rideout, thanks to Del, Karen and Mike for all your efforts !
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great week end Del my friends and me say you a big thank you :smt023
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:D It was a fantastic weekend, helped along buy stunning weather and a most obliging landlord. The biggest thanks though go's to all those who made the effort and bared the expense of attending. It does not matter how much good work is put in by Del, Karen and myself and all those that helped, it would not work at all without the main ingredient ... Yourselves. Roll on next year :smt023 :smt023 Cheers
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Thank you "DJ Delboy" & your "Tri-stars"
I thoroughly enjoyed the week end, was my 1st KTC rally & great to meet so many people who's posts I've read on the forum,
Nice people, lovely bikes, 2 cracking ride outs.
You all obviously put in a lot of work & it paid off.
Thank you from South Wales "Boyo"
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Post by stevie747 »

Big up for the SPSG massive... :smt038

Another great 'bender', well done for all the hard work.

Got back on all three cylinders and chuffed to bits with my little cup :smt026

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meeting of two H2s coming from Paris and the 350 Motobécane or Motoconfort coming from east of France somewhere in the north of France on a highway petrol station
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friday afternoon around 7 pm english time
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69 H1 from Rick which will be best of the show and S1/H1 special from Monkeyboy
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saturday ride out
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saturday ride out refueling
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saturday ride out the 2 french H2s
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Damian 666 four H1 built by Roger R. have riden it on saturaday crazy torquey and powerful bike: love it
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saturday H2 line
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350 Motoconfort triple two stroke 1974 from my friend Denis, one owner from new and now 144.400 kilometres with 3 sets of pistons rings (original chromed barrels ) and two crankshafts.
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1970 H1
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fueling in UK sunday morning, 78 years old first owner from new!!!!!!
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on boarding on the shuttle on sunday near Dover from left hand pc Gérard, Denis and Chantal (Motoconfort 350 owners) we were all already at Spa and at Dijon track for the 40 th anniversary but Denis and Chantal were on their H2B
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Nice pictures JP, however The S1/H1 Hi-brid has now been in the hands of Phil The paint for 2 years :smt023

Bonjour :lol:
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Post by kwackersken »

Brilliant weekend our thanks to all the organisers. :smt023 The rideouts were great :smt023 ,weather was great :smt023 the company was fantastic :smt023 and nice to meet and make some more new friends and to see old freinds :D

Great ride down and back with Sam on our 400's :) and met up with Turkish at Thurrock Services on his H2B

Will be back next year for sure :smt023

here a few Pics of the friday night and I will put some more on shortly of the rest of the weekend Image

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