Diff'rent Strokers

neiljohns · Joined: 16 Mar 2008 Posts: 6 Location: cornwall

greetings my hard rockin amigo's.
have crossed over from the tdr forum to say hi and display my trusty steeds. the tdr front mudguard has been changed to an rgv vj21 stylee since the photo

before

after

and heres the r1-z that i bought off terry from the rd forum that should arrive next week

next on list..

hope you like, neil
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gagster55 · Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 8:16 pm Post subject:

welcome

did you go to Llandow with the TDR mob last year?
I never saw an orange one - don't think I would have missed that Exclamation

now the R1-Z - that really floats my boat. Beautiful.

neiljohns · Joined: 16 Mar 2008 Posts: 6 Location: cornwall

cheers mr 55, I couldnt go to llandow as my work. colleague had a funeral in Ireland to attend and we can't clash on days off. thinking about cadwell for the 90's track evening tho, never been on a proper track but would be devastated if I slid either bike!
I have got the box of tissues on standby for when the bike arrives next week Smile

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gagster55 · Posted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 11:24 pm Post subject:

Cornwall to Cadwell for an evening track day? You must be mad Exclamation

Wait until July 23rd and join the 2-stroke day at Cadwell - track action & a social scene too.
And don't forget to bring the R1-Z Very Happy

PLEASE!!!!

neiljohns · Joined: 16 Mar 2008 Posts: 6 Location: cornwall

bit nervous about being a novice, been on a ktm off road day but never on a track. whats it like?
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neiljohns · Joined: 16 Mar 2008 Posts: 6 Location: cornwall

also..

having a summit with the missus over Easter about emigrating/ buying holiday home. I've been considering setting up a bike riding business in either France, Spain or Portugal . for example, a week in a big shared farmhouse with maybe some ktms to go on daily rides to explore the country. food, bikes and accomodation all in. maybe take the wives and or kids to mill about with the other wives and kids while the riders spend days/ half days smoking about on nice scenic routes. what would you be willing to pay for a week like this? also any ideas welcome that you think would make a great biking holiday that would appeal to all types of riders/ demographic?
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