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Old 19-05-12, 07:06 PM   #11
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Suzuki Bandit owners Stand Some nice Machines
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Old 19-05-12, 07:18 PM   #12
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What make of tank bag sat nav holder did you get? im looking for one thats not givi priced
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Old 19-05-12, 07:26 PM   #13
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Oxford one Another person from the RSVR Net has one and recons its good for our bikeshttp://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/Produc...gn=Tank%20Bags
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Old 19-05-12, 07:39 PM   #14
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Ahh cool cheers i will have a look at one of them. You're jammy getting that for £20 I have one of these little ones for when i dont need to carry much http://www.fastbikebits.com/product/...-mini-tank-bag Right im off bargain hunting thanks. xGx
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Old 20-05-12, 06:37 PM   #15
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went up today myself, picked up a jacket, cap and puncture kit, didn't spend much, but then I didn't really need anything, no rain but cloudy most of the day, good ride there and back mind.

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Old 20-05-12, 08:13 PM   #16
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Its lost the appeal it had back in the 90's
Maybe its a casualty of the recession?
No Suzuki or Honda presence I found very odd.
Still got my Camo waterproof trousers and tank bag that was the main mission of the day.
The arena events provided a satisfying diversion.
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Old 20-05-12, 08:29 PM   #17
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I remember my first BMF, even before they moved to Peterborough, must have been the late 70's I guess, it was a motorbike event for bikers, when they moved it stayed the same for a few years, then a concerted effort was made to make it an "event", it got a lot bigger through the early 90's and probably reached it's peak at the end of that dacade, more a family day out for the hobbyist biker, the last couple of years have seen it less busy than before, but still worth going, the auto jumble and bike kit tents are always good for the odd bargain still, but agree it's not what it used to be.

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Its lost the appeal it had back in the 90's
Maybe its a casualty of the recession?
No Suzuki or Honda presence I found very odd.
Still got my Camo waterproof trousers and tank bag that was the main mission of the day.
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I remember my first BMF, even before they moved to Peterborough, must have been the late 70's I guess, it was a motorbike event for bikers, when they moved it stayed the same for a few years, then a concerted effort was made to make it an "event", it got a lot bigger through the early 90's and probably reached it's peak at the end of that dacade, more a family day out for the hobbyist biker, the last couple of years have seen it less busy than before, but still worth going, the auto jumble and bike kit tents are always good for the odd bargain still, but agree it's not what it used to be.

Cheers Mark.
Yes, not the event it was, haven't been for a couple of years now.

Used to like the Saturday night camping & disco

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I think my last camping weekend there was in 98, I seem to remember lots of heavy metal tribute bands, ending the night on Korean beer and a moped rev'd to distruction in the middle of the night.....

Goood times.
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Allways going to remember the shimming up the marque poll eppoersodes .
The bonfier, beer and the hangovers
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