Re: 50th anniversary of the H1
Posted: Wed Sep 26, 2018 12:32 pm
Festival of 1000 bikes sounds good be up for that & so would one of my h1's 
Might bring a couple PetePeter Mac wrote:Festival of 1000 bikes sounds good be up for that & so would one of my h1's
Can we get 50!!!! in the same place for 50 years!!!!johnnymoped wrote:Might bring a couple PetePeter Mac wrote:Festival of 1000 bikes sounds good be up for that & so would one of my h1's
Could bring my 70 & a 73d .... 50 sounds a great idea Paulfnuseless wrote:Can we get 50!!!! in the same place for 50 years!!!!johnnymoped wrote:Might bring a couple PetePeter Mac wrote:Festival of 1000 bikes sounds good be up for that & so would one of my h1's
one on each foot simplesKezsam1 wrote:how are you and John gonna ride two bikes each at the same time then eh ? eh?
Keep your hands off kerry! Some of us don't have one and may want a ride.Kezsam1 wrote:how are you and John gonna ride two bikes each at the same time then eh ? eh?
Its OK Sam I have one so take ya pick young manSAM wrote:Keep your hands off kerry! Some of us don't have one and may want a ride.Kezsam1 wrote:how are you and John gonna ride two bikes each at the same time then eh ? eh?
Give Nick a chance.Kezsam1 wrote:Do we know dates for next year yet?
Calm down grandad just curious because my nipper is getting married in Julyfnuseless wrote:Give Nick a chance.Kezsam1 wrote:Do we know dates for next year yet?
He's Stafford to sort first,
Brilliant Paul - reckon we should be able to get way more than 50 H1'sfnuseless wrote:Can we get 50!!!! in the same place for 50 years!!!!johnnymoped wrote:Might bring a couple PetePeter Mac wrote:Festival of 1000 bikes sounds good be up for that & so would one of my h1's
The dates of the Festival of 1000 bikes are planned to be 5-7th July (subject to contract)
We can have a Kawasaki Triple track session (all sizes 250-750cc) if we can get 45-50 bikes definitely on the track.
Cost will be worked out later. It was £80 for one session last year - camping free with this and if you join VMCC there is a discount. We MAY be able to work out a deal with VMCC - but this is not guaranteed.
We can have a space on the Avenue of Clubs with space for a marquee and 12-15 display bikes - but if we want more space they will likely provide it. This is free - we just have to provide the marquee.
Camping area is large and it may be possible to reserve an area for us.
He sounded keen at the thought of 50 triples doing the track session.
Nick64 wrote:I have had an initial discussion with the Events Organiser from the VMCC.
The summary of that was:The dates of the Festival of 1000 bikes are planned to be 5-7th July (subject to contract)
We can have a Kawasaki Triple track session (all sizes 250-750cc) if we can get 45-50 bikes definitely on the track.
Cost will be worked out later. It was £80 for one session last year - camping free with this and if you join VMCC there is a discount. We MAY be able to work out a deal with VMCC - but this is not guaranteed.
We can have a space on the Avenue of Clubs with space for a marquee and 12-15 display bikes - but if we want more space they will likely provide it. This is free - we just have to provide the marquee.
Camping area is large and it may be possible to reserve an area for us.
He sounded keen at the thought of 50 triples doing the track session.
I am prepared to be the main organiser of this.
I need to get an idea of numbers of members wanting to do a Triples track session - H1s preferably but all Triples considered.
Post here or PM me if you are interested and think you will come along.
I also need at least 2 or 3 volunteers to help with some organising pre-event and also help during the event. Let me know if you are prepared to help with this.
You would not believe my excuse not to take up your offer!Kezsam1 wrote:Ah bollox that's the weekend that Jake gets married, very inconsiderate of him,.
Sam you can borrow Orville if you want, as long as you ride it like you stole it