Ruff Ryders Europe are having a tradtional bike wash at the club house in Amsterdam in May 24th 2pm - 7pm. There will be a bar-b-q and time to meet bikers from across Europe. It is open to everyone and the only cost is the bar-b-q. I am considering riding there and possibly staying the night and riding back on the Sunday or Monday.
Is anyone else interested in making the trip? If there is any interest I will get travel info and costs etc, also if anyone who has ridden from France via the tunnel (minimal costs) knows a good riding route please let me know.
I went to the Dam with the CBC boys and it was a great laugh. Sadly it’s my birthday on the 24th and I have other frivolities planned. soorwee BUt have fun without me!
Bike washes have been going on for years in the biking club world, it normally involes girls in bikini’s washing your bike for a fee to raise money for charity. Bar-B-Q and music. Sometimes the clubs even get some male stripper types to wash the girls bikes, but we dont do that, were sexist:cool: Sorry she Woolf, we could ask Terry to soap up and give your R1 a good clean tho lol:DSo come on people, is no one else up for the ride to Amsterdam? You dont have to attend the bike wash if thats not your thing although everyone is welcome.
Ferchristsakes dont go via the tunnel. You’ve gotta ride up through France, Belgium and some of the most boring motorway in the world through Holland.
Get the ferry from Harwich to Hook-van-Holland, Amsterdam is a mere hour away.
I lived in Amsterdam for 6 years and used to run back and forth once a month on a ZXR400. Believe me, the ferry is so much better than the tunnel. Think details are available on the stennaline website.
Oh dear. The boat I used to take was a 4 hour crossing on the Stena Discovery.
Just found this on wikipedia:
Stena Discovery was taken off the Hoek van Holland–Harwich route on 8 January2007, with her final in-service trip being the 10:40 ex-Harwich, returning to her home port of Hoek van Holland.
Oh well. Sorry lads, the fast boat doesnt run anymore.
I pretty much dismissed coming along, expenses etc, but its actually looking quite cheap and fun.
2 problems though. First, I have never ridden anywhere abroad ever, so would probably have to follow someone solidly for a while!
And 2, I have full Wolf textiles and stuff, but Ive never actually ridden in anything more then a spit of rain. If it pisses down, I could slow you down until I got my confidence up a bit!