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Rush Hour Racer
 
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Rush Hour Racer
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| Sounds wicked - let's do it one weekend with the mob  You do get about a bit on the trike  very cool Q
Quiller Blue Ninja 636... now made louder by Beowulf Black Bandit, loud n stubby 
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| You're right, 7WW, it is a lovely place on a sunny day. A few of us ended up there after Giuliano's ride-out to Brighton (we are stilll sorry Triskie did not get an ice cream )It is definitely a place to avoid on windy days however, especially for smaller bikes. We went there one "breezy" Sunday and felt as if the bike (with 2 on) was going to be blown over the edge Sounds like you had a lovely day.
Feel my shockwaves!
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Rush Hour Racer
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| Greetings from Kabul Mental Hospital.
All this talk of bike rides is making me a little jealous. However, Beachy Head brings to mind a little ditty my dad taught me:
As we walked over Beachy Head
my Uncle William kindly said
he'd left his property to me.
It was a wild and stormy sea
and Uncle William couldn't swim.
Shortsighted, don't you think, of him?
Enjoy your rides folks and I look forward to many when i return.
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