Kawasaki Triples Club

Frosty wrote:Nice one Del , :smt023 and all the guys involved in the venue, it was my first southern , but wont be my last , nice to put some faces to names.

see you next year ,

G6mow think we need an even bigger van.

JP keep your snoring down next year
cheers
Al

THINK THAT MAY HAVE BEEN ME AL

Allo allo wow your old camera even makes the photos look "well OLD" ha ha looks great mate

I always say it you should take up a career in FILM your bloody good at it

My first rally. Thanks Del to you and the team. Great event, great location, great people, great time.

Del thanks for your hard work as the catalyst behind organising the rally (although I know a lot of others played vital parts) to make mine & Sal's first triple rally an event to remember.

It was nice to meet people and the run was fun throw in a decent venue and a few chips for breakfast made me chuckle if any locals like the idea they serve the same at the Tuck Inn along the A2..

The only dissapointment was Rick couldn't remember my name - I mean it's only been 25 years since the Kwak rally at Donnington!

Mizztah

Mizztah wrote:Del thanks for your hard work as the catalyst behind organising the rally (although I know a lot of others played vital parts) to make mine & Sal's first triple rally an event to remember.

It was nice to meet people and the run was fun throw in a decent venue and a few chips for breakfast made me chuckle if any locals like the idea they serve the same at the Tuck Inn along the A2..

The only dissapointment was Rick couldn't remember my name - I mean it's only been 25 years since the Kwak rally at Donnington!

Mizztah

Nice to see my email worked matey & your now on the loony site at last. Thanks to you & Sall for the meal Saturday & your help Sunday clearing up etc etc etc etc bla bla bla

The only dissapointment was Rick couldn't remember my name - I mean it's only been 25 years since the Kwak rally at Donnington!

And I had only been back in the Country for 36 hours, had 6 hours sleep, driven 540 miles & unloaded 50 Motorcycles so I was just a tad "out of it" . . . or maybe it was the 4 bottles of Red wine I had drunk

BIG thanks to Del for his continued hard work with the Southern Rallies - Top man & Top Venue!

El Presidente wrote:

The only dissapointment was Rick couldn't remember my name - I mean it's only been 25 years since the Kwak rally at Donnington!

And I had only been back in the Country for 36 hours, had 6 hours sleep, driven 540 miles & unloaded 50 Motorcycles so I was just a tad "out of it" . . . or maybe it was the 4 bottles of Red wine I had drunk

BIG thanks to Del for his continued hard work with the Southern Rallies - Top man & Top Venue!

Cheers Ricky me lad & thanks for making the effort to come dann saff, by the way when I escorted you to your van Saturday night I was totally amazed Sunday morning when Simon Lister said he found you asleep in the bushes up the other side of the field near the kids play area

Anyway.............

And I had only been back in the Country for 36 hours, had 6 hours sleep, driven 540 miles & unloaded 50 Motorcycles so I was just a tad "out of it" . . . or maybe it was the 4 bottles of Red wine I had drunk

What did you do for the rest of the day?

Can you email me that Photo of Paul Smart & you Sunday morning please on delboytitco@yahoo.co.uk