From: TMack on 18 Apr 2010 17:54 Lozzo wrote: > Firstly, to Mu and the staff at The Black Horse Inn for once again > hosting another brilliant weekend. Those of you haven't been there > really ought to join us and sample the wnderful selection of food that > Mu and co put out for us. > > Secondly, to all those who attended. I'll let them say tell their own > stories cos I was pretty out of it for most of the weekend. > > Thirdly, to DNC and Zymurgy for offering me lifts there and home as I > wasn't feeling too good A very enjoyable evening. Thanks for being this years DFV - and thanks for the CIHAGM on the Versys. -- Tony '04 Ducati ST3, '08 DL650GT, 97 TW200, '87 semi-rat LS650, OMF#24
From: Hog on 18 Apr 2010 18:24 dozynsleepy <dozynsleepy(a)ireallymeannospam.invalid> wrote: > Sorry, did consider it but saw big black clouds building up and > decided to get home before the heavens opened up. Made it to > Newcastle before it got me. Felt colder than on the Elefant even with > the heated waistcoat and gloves powered up. Thankfully it started to > clear up again by the time I got to Berwick and the sun was shining > when I hit Edinburgh. > Was a bit pissed off to get home and find the inner door locked. It > only has one key and the key holder had fucked off to the Isle of > Arran for the weekend. Definitely divorce material. Rounded the > evening off by snagging the mirror on the garage door as I peddled > backwards and snapped it off the stalk. > > > Still, the bikes back on the road now so the next time there's a day > of sunshine and warmth I'll pop down ;-). The mirror is on a spring mount FFS! -- Hog
From: Salad Dodger on 18 Apr 2010 18:57 On Sun, 18 Apr 2010 19:02:33 +0100, Champ <news(a)champ.org.uk> wrote: > >Fourthly, thanks to Lozzo for organising it. Indeed. > >I did over 400 miles in 2 days, visiting twice. For reasons I can't >adequately explain. Just over 400 for me, I believe. Got all me landmarks, too. Odd thing on the way home: coming down the A38, in roadworks, following an old Volvo. If I sat behind the nearside wheel, I could see the near side of the car, and the back of the front wheel; when I swapped over to the offside, I could see nothing. It all looked a bit skew, iyswim. Occasional twitchy movements on the steering seemed necessary, too. Luckily, the 50mph avge speed nonsense soon ended, and I got well away from the scene of the inevitable accident. Oh, I must also confess to a bit of ytcishness on the M6 toll. Saw the sign, telling me the toll plaza was in 5 miles, so I thought I'd get off a the junction before, and avoid paying. Wrong. �1.50. I also had to summon assistance, as the barrier came back down before I'd put my wallet away. Left the toll barriers, and the sodding road was closed due to an accident, so I had to rejoin the M6(Toll), and pay another �2.50 to get off after all.
From: RichardA on 19 Apr 2010 05:03 On 18/04/2010 18:46, Lozzo wrote: > Firstly, to Mu and the staff at The Black Horse Inn for once again > hosting another brilliant weekend. Those of you haven't been there > really ought to join us and sample the wnderful selection of food that > Mu and co put out for us. > AOL. Thanks for organising it all. -- Richard XJ900S BOTAFOT #138, YTC#18, OMF#12 Email-remove insult to reply
From: DozynSleepy on 19 Apr 2010 05:42 On 18/04/2010 23:24, Hog wrote: > dozynsleepy<dozynsleepy(a)ireallymeannospam.invalid> wrote: > snip >> Rounded the >> evening off by snagging the mirror on the garage door as I peddled >> backwards and snapped it off the stalk. >> >> >> Still, the bikes back on the road now so the next time there's a day >> of sunshine and warmth I'll pop down ;-). > > The mirror is on a spring mount FFS! > Seems to work better at bending backwards as you connect with cars and vans as opposed to being bent forward as it catches on the edge of the door. It is the pod bit of the mirror snapped clean off at the join to the stalk. Should glue together nicely if I knew anything about glueing. -- DozynSleepy Ducatenstein ST4s it needs something bolted on
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