Weekend meet - Jan 13th

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[Luckypants]

Ohh can see I will have to wade in with my mod stick to part the quarrelling lovers!

I will be keen to come, anywhere really. If it is hoying it down with rain, I'll be out boating though (got the bug again).

Ponderosa for lunch is pants, but if you guys fancy a short ride into N. Wales, I know a great new place that does good food and even better coffee. Not a Sunday roast though.

Id be intrested in one of these RIDEOUTS BUT im a NEWBIE. so where du all go and how do i know im in the right place. Im new to my SV also so i not ventured to far. Dont mind travelling but dont wanna get lost in the middle of nowhere. NE info is always a HELP

Originally Posted by SV-CHEF

Id be intrested in one of these RIDEOUTS BUT im a NEWBIE.

Me also. Is it ok if I pitch up? May need to find out where these places are first, mind.

[Luckypants]

Originally Posted by SV-CHEF

Id be intrested in one of these RIDEOUTS BUT im a NEWBIE. so where du all go and how do i know im in the right place. Im new to my SV also so i not ventured to far. Dont mind travelling but dont wanna get lost in the middle of nowhere. NE info is always a HELP

Originally Posted by dissuade

Me also. Is it ok if I pitch up? May need to find out where these places are first, mind.

ALL are welcome, especially new folks. We can arrange to meet you in a mutually convenient and well known spot. Then ride in together, so you get a ride out and a meet rolled into one. For instance last Sunday a few met up at Chester services.

Maybe we should make sundays meeting newbie specific, you know, find a place suitable for any new guys and gals ( guys and gals, what am I Jimmy fecking saville ?) so if anyone has any suggestions as to where to go post em up.

Sounds like a great idea.

There are plenty of decent pubs with great roads around the area (and plenty of parking for those who don't seem to have a bike anymore)

Newbies are ALWAYS welcome.

Originally Posted by jamessunhill

Sounds like a great idea.

There are plenty of decent pubs with great roads around the area (and plenty of parking for those who don't seem to have a bike anymore)

Newbies are ALWAYS welcome.

does he mean me ?

ok well how many newbies are coming and if you are new to the bike or riding in general how far do you feel comfortable travelling ? I often meet people at the services on the M56 at Chester, but thats another story, so post up and let us know

well my first go on my bike was travelling up from london to manchester in torrential rain. so i don't mind long distances.

i have a woeful sense of direction though.

and my going kinda depends on me getting some new tyres sorted out. mine are square.

Originally Posted by dissuade

well my first go on my bike was travelling up from london to manchester in torrential rain. so i don't mind long distances.

i have a woeful sense of direction though.

This sounds exactly like me I just enjoy getting lost