I wasn't aware that your local was the agreed alternative! :lol: :lol:

Is a Thundercat not a Triumph then? :oops:
Had a quick look on MCN bike reviews and saw it was Yamaha .
I wasn't brought up on bikes - Cars I probably know every one - but Bikes I'm still learning.

Whoose was the other Thundercat - you know the one in good condition?

I think that was Darylb. He had a pillion with him ?

Taken a quick glance at thread and I do believe no one has said

"Welcome to the madhouse!!!!!!!!!!!" :D Hang on this isn't idle banter :?

Keep a eye on this board as we always post up the date of out next meet and any rideouts. :)

Yer Yamaha make the thundercat and the TT is triumph. Get studying Stu, you WILL be tested on this next rideout :lol:

I've had my licence since 99 - had a bike for a couple of years at Uni - binned it and have only recently got back on (still quite nervous).

James got his licence a few months back and we've probably clocked up about 1000 miles since then. - So still got lots to learn!!

Always up for meeting new people and would love to join the ride on the weekend -Maybe we could meet you all at the start - say hi at the odd junction on the way - and catch you again at the finish?

Hp

The more the merrier. Does anyone know the guy in the Esso station on Reading road as he also has a rather nice black SV.

HP. If you and BF want to get some miles and confidence in I can thoroughly recommend the TVAM IAM (www.tvam.org ) course. I can bore you sensless about it on Saturday if you make it along.

I'm not sure if I'm interpreting the last paragraph right. Are you both worried about riding in a group and riding the route by yourselves? We're not all fast riders and I'm sure you'll be able to follow someone (maybe me depending on how fast I feel on the day) at the back who will keep a eye out for you two. We don't bite. :)

HP, see my previous thread ( sedate ride) I have been assured they do not bite. Even if they do I'll be nice to you as I really need some riding contacts in Fleet as I'm a bit fed up going out by myself all the time :(

I stick to 30s, 40s and 50s (most of the time) then enjoy myslef in NSLs depending on what is about. The route I have planned has quite a bit of 50s at the start then a good blast of NSL then some more 40s. A few places to stop over and regroup too.

Still need to find out if the cafe at Alton is open on a Saturday as that makes a prime regroup point and they do a fab bacon butty.

Happy to ride in a group (although wouldn't want to slow down the hooligans ... :wink: )