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Cold n wet!

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:D Well I managed to get out on my green h2b today done 85 miles met up with Sam he was on his z900 we went to a classic bike n car meet ne'er him the weather was cold :shock: and turned wet on my way back so had to spend a little time to wash mud n salt off bike before tucking it away in the garage for another day maybe Sam could post a picture :smt023
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Was an interesting ride out. Clocked up 60 miles dodging the flooded roads! Good to see laurence, grant, gary clarke2 and Steve Wollett also. One day i will be able to send pictures!!!
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Yes it
Was an interesting ride out. Clocked up 60 miles dodging the flooded roads! Good to see laurence, grant, gary clarke2 and Steve Wollett also. One day i will be able to send pictures!!!
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I would of had a ride over if i had known to blow the cobwebs away :lol:
There is a fine line between going fast and going to hospital.
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Was nice to see so a few triple bods.

Missed the worst of the rain, but the M25???

A lot of people must have spent Boxing day stuck on it.

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At least you boys made the effort :smt023
I have not rode in the UK since the Northern rally :oops:
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Post by El Presidente »

BIG Tick for you guys! :smt023 I've been having my own floods here in the U.S. and they are mostly floods of sweat! From digging vehicles and trailers out of the snow! It is incredibly hard work shifting the bloody white stuff, it's 2 foot deep and WET! each shovel full is maybe 20 lbs after 10 mins you take all you layers of clothing off and just steam! It just proved how VERY unfit I am :roll: . . . Or maybe i am just getting too Old :P
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:D great pics rick, looks a lot colder than when I was there, looks like you done all the loading as good as always,so my H2b should be home in a couple of weeks,have a great New Years mate :smt023
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