Well, my first ride out ever. All I can say is, wahey! Top stuff guys!
Quick thingy…er…run down…for all you who missed it!
Up to the Ace with Adam M and Pavvel, tea, then the longest ride ever to get down to a petrol station with all the Ace starters (that’s CFC, Ginger the Minger, Flats and many more)
Then nuclear bomb down to Hastings but we lost loads of outriders on the way. Big up to Ginger who played sheep dog keeping the fresh faces in line and stopping London traffic from bothering us AT ALL! Nice one you ginger nutter!
Hastings happened including fish and cheaps, seagull baiting (Ginger may have pulled but he forgot to get the little feathery chix number), then there was the A-Moooooo’s-Monts.
It would have been the end, but the Crazy golf beckoned and despite 2 holes in one, yes 2, Flats still beat me, but there was definitely some money-related friendliness between him and CFC score carding!
All of which was followed by some hectic petrolling, front wheel stoppying (honest no not us officer, it was the other biker crowd, they went that way) then home for hard earned shags and Sunday morning bacon sandwiches!
There may be evidence, depends how steady my hand was.
That was my first rideout with you guyz. I was very glad to ride with you except to ride almost all route alone, not alone but with macp on the back (thanx for that Patrick). You guyz was so quick
After all I didn’t forget to take my Gps stuff nn my way back to London. Without TomTom I will defenitely lost in the middle of nowhere .
I forgot the name of mate who followed me on my way back to London, big thanx mate indeed.
To be honest that was my first, really first ride at night outside London and it was scary a little bit. Especially when it start raining just before we reach London area.
At the end of the day the rideout was fantastic and I will ride with you again. But definitely on the faster, bigger bike because my Honda Varadero engine seems to be a little bit upset (to much revs)
I just wanted to say thank you very much for a lovely ride out.
My adrenaline started to race as we left Locksbottom, I turned around and all I could see was 20+ bike headlights and a massive grin just appeared!!
The ride down was great, although there were a few that decided to go ahead and although I was pillion, I was concerned for the few members on the 125’s. However, Macp was great and took up the rear (boom boom!!). That was very good of you sweetpea.
As we got into town and parked up the first call, once we were all sorted, was to get some fish n chips from the best place in town, The Blue Dolphin. The chip shop dinner went down a treat and after the seagulls were fed, we headed towards the Stade Amusements.
There was a great supply of fresh donuts, which were pretty damm tasty and then it was off inside the arcade to spend some pennies.
We all then headed back towards the bikes and stopped via the crazy golf. And yeah you got it, it went seriously crazy, like LB crazy. Toby was on form and had managed to succeed a couple of hole in one’s.
The night was rounded off with an ice cream before setting off on the road home.
Thank you Simon for all of your effort and hard work in planning this mini adventure. And a massive thank you for all of you dedicated Lber’s in making this a really good ride out.
Thanks to all who turned up it would have been sh*t if you just stayed at home, no rain great company and a good laugh this is what LB is all about thanks to Ollie and Lou for their input… Patrick for keeping the 125s together and Ginger for being the butt of the jokes oh Toby for the pics im sure there will be summin to feast your eyes upon, and the crazy golf was indeed crazy. Class evening and again if you turned up your all right in my book shame i didnt get to meet and greet more of ya, so come and say hello when ya next see me as i think everyone knows who i am by now sadly…
My adorable pet rat Precious had to be put down today… I was worried about him on Friday, I thought he had dislocated his back leg and took him to the vets…
They told me that it was a big tumour which was pushing his hip out, I was devastated. They said to for me to take him home, spend some time with him and to bring him back on Saturday afternoon so that they could open him up and see how bad it was. Unfortunately, it was too much and they put him to sleep…
I can’t tell you how utterly gutted I am, I know it’s only a rat but, he was something very special…
i bought my ex bird a rat for valentines day that lasted four years but had a massive tumor which eventually made it imobile she was so gutted as they are really affectionate als it comes to us all, she just went out and bought another two bubble and squeak… im sure they will be given a good life like the last one being fed sweets and choclate…
(thanx for that Patrick). You guyz was so quick