Kawasaki Triples Club

At Donington Classic Bike Festival on Saturday morning (Melbourne Loop)

Simon and I had an early ride out on 250s!!!!

SAM wrote:Simon and I had an early ride out on 250s!!!!

Pretty sure I saw you guys at Tring Station, heading along Station Road at about 9.00am. I was in my LandRover taking the dog up to Ashridge as two triples went by the other way. I didn't get much of a look at the one in front, but the one behind was the same green paint job as in the pic. That two stroke smell lingering behind you brought a smile to my face. I was along that very same bit of road on Saturday evening on my S3A - small world.

Yes that was us. Left St Albans @8.30. Through hemel, up to Tring. Stopped for coffee in Berkhampstead 9.45.

you probably see me as well I was riding through northchurch and up to ashridge and over the beacon on my pushbike I saw sam and simon riding towards berko

downpipe3 wrote:you probably see me as well I was riding through northchurch and up to ashridge and over the beacon on my pushbike I saw sam and simon riding towards berko

I probably did Gary, but there are so many pushbikes on the roads around Ashridge on Sunday mornings, and you lot all look alike. Especially from behind, as it were.

New MOT today & reclassified as Historic Vehicle at Post Office, NO MORE ROAD TAX

Just come back from a blast out - Buxton for breakfast and Matlock Bath for a beer
Did first half of last week's Peak ride - well sort of as i don't have Tom's knowledge of the local roads
85 mile round trip - NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCE

Fabulous views :wink:









In the pub in Matlock Bath

Vincennes old bike monthly meeting with my S2A no camera
sadly cause there was a 1961 Kawasaki B7 125cc fully restored buying in Japan nearly as a wreck by a friend of mine who have only K 2 stroke bikes (16 bikes with many K triples)

Jack and myself went out to one of the Kawasaki Triples Rallies last week.

We had an amazing time with amazing people.

First time I had ridden a Z, Borrowed from one of the Norwegian guys, John Arild Nyjordet.

Great bike that was a joy to ride.

This is my son Jack on it, he is 14 now and seems to make the Z look small

My zed had run to Ace. Picture from iom.

Good pic Sam
Wonder who took that

malc87 wrote:Good pic Sam
Wonder who took that

I wounder!!!!!

Out for a spin this morning and went over another milestone.
If the mileage is genuine it works out at around 125 a year!
Now I'm out of work and back home it should increase a bit.

Had my friend from out of town stop by on his Brit iron. And took a short ride. (he has a H1 and H2 in progress) A bit long, but it was the first time he had a bike cam.

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I can't post each day

ere johnny did i spot you in Ashbourne market square on staurday afternoon?

I suspect this may be the last day or road riding this Year . . . Time to take "Barney" for a final spin!
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Hi Rick, don't they sell chrome polish in America?


We finally got the H1D out for a bit of use at the weekend.
Taken on Sunday at Tullybannocher Cafe about 8 miles north of Crieff on the A85.
Proper sized slices of cake served.
Only the second run since fitting Ivan's jet and the bike is now far better to ride.
Far less hunting up and down the gearbox, pick traveling speed not have it dictated by engine revs
and fuel consumption improved from 22mpg to 38mpg.

Simon and I took a trip out.

Went to the DGR run in London yesterday. Over 1200 bikes there. In aid of prostrate cancer - you dress up in dapper clothes and ride classic bikes.

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Hi heres a pic of my recently acquired 400 in Measham, am getting a few miles on her now ,shes nice