temple newsam ride ~ aftermath

[marc two tone]

wow, great day out with retrobikers!

thanks to all 19 riders+me for attending. a good turnout for march in yorkshire hope you enjoyed yourselves as much as i did

the weather behaved nicely with early showers but came good big style.
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thanks!

well, i'm glad you all enjoyed the day. it's surprising what you can make out of little with some adventure spirit! 16+ miles of various terrain and back drop. the after ride mini-market/karma thing is always welcome. i'm always searching for more routes to keep us off street corners.

fantastic show of bikes on saturday and cheers for all the pics.

well done ringo, first ride with us and most likely not the last.

thanks.

 

[kenaltobelli]

thanks for a great route; good crack and the food was great ;
thanks to evryone for a great day

 

[Andy B]

Just what I needed, a nice gentle ride with great company and a superb selection of bikes to drool over, my personal favourite was the lush green DeKerf

Thanks to MarcTT for organising this ride, sorting the lunch food out & the bike wash afterwards


P1030070 by Andy Bax, on Flickr


P1030068 by Andy Bax, on Flickr


P1030078 by Andy Bax, on Flickr


P1030080 by Andy Bax, on Flickr


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P1030095 by Andy Bax, on Flickr

 

[ringo]

My Pics here... really enjoyed the day and even came home with some Karma - cheers Longun!

Really friendly crowd... and special thanks to Marc for planning the route. My personal favourite bike of the ride was Paininthe's Dynatech, although the Pace RC200 I was lucky enough to have a go on was a very close second!

Also the inevitable, get your crap out the boot and display for all to maul over!

 

[slmracing]

Great day out cheers Marc, I know how long you have spent planning the ride and it payed off, well done, good to see everyone old and new faces, I found it hard today, my own fault for going circut training the day before I can't believe how much I ache

 

[ringo]

Oh and sorry can't remember your name... I do now remember that black Kona. It was a Hahanna... Yes I did sell it on here, by the time the fuel and post were accounted for I made a loss!

It was the heaviest bike I have ever owned...

 

[longun]

cheers marc for a top day riding, it was epic and def one to remember.

thankyou to everyone who helps make these events such a buzz, the atmosphere was outstanding, the bikes and banter equally sweet and i have found the best chippie ever!!!!, when the xr2 is"finally" finished, gonna make a road trip to farndale chipshop especially lol

oh, and cheers for the bike of the ride, seriously not expecting that , need to find an alpinstar now to go with the tshirt lol

pics to follow, not many im afraid,had too much riding and chatting to do :roll:

 

[lewis1641]

How did the specialized ride on proper hills Chris? Miss that bike already. Might have to borrow it for a ride if I may.

 

[longun]

sweet as a nut, except i forget to set the front up to get granny ring.....d'oh lol

 

[chrisv40]

What a great ride, huge thanks to Marc for his hard work planning and leading and thanks to everyone else for the fantastic turnout and atmosphere.
Plenty of pics to follow when Photobucket stops messing me around.