03-02-2010, 08:10 PM
03-02-2010, 10:58 PM
03-02-2010, 11:30 PM
Looks like they had quite a good turnout last year:
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10-02-2010, 05:18 PM
Hi all
I will go providing I go to bed in a good time on Saturday
If any of you is from around Norfolk and want to ride toghether send me a message.
TA TA hope to see some of you there
By :mrgreen:
I will go providing I go to bed in a good time on Saturday
If any of you is from around Norfolk and want to ride toghether send me a message.
TA TA hope to see some of you there
By :mrgreen:
10-02-2010, 05:20 PM
BigBob Wrote:As long as it`s not snowing I should be there. Be good to have a few BIGs there as its bound to be heaving with poncy colour coordinated BMWs
Well thats all they got this bmers people the Bike lol
But yeah a few DR's would be very nice.
Ta Ta
10-02-2010, 08:27 PM
11-02-2010, 02:21 AM
Ok BigBob
I will get in touch with you sometime next week and we can meet up near the A12 somewhere.
Cheers
Sen me a message and lets go
I will get in touch with you sometime next week and we can meet up near the A12 somewhere.
Cheers
Sen me a message and lets go
11-02-2010, 12:16 PM
11-02-2010, 10:09 PM
12-02-2010, 11:42 AM
Big southern softies!
Us northerners laugh in the face of snow!
You wouldn`t have laughed if you had been out with me on wednesday afternoon. I got caught up in the mother of all blizzards about 25 miles from home. Within seconds, visibility was down to about 20 metres, and in five minutes there was several inches of snow on the road. It wasn`t the depth of snow that worried me, as it hadn`t yet compacted, so I still could ride slowly (though the rear wheel did keep spinning up), or the fact that the only way home was through twisty windy lanes, or the fact that I kept meeting oncoming cars with no lights on. Nope, it was the fact that my visor was completely covered in snow, and I didn`t have a spare hand to wipe it with, so I rode home blind. My, what fun! Mrs Big Bob was sitting at home watching out of the front window worried sick that I had come to a very sticky end, or was lost in the white wilderness and had frozen to death. By the time I got home, it was six inches deep on the road, and I looked like a snowman with several inches of snow and ice on me riding up our driveway. The bike was also covered in ice, snow and a number of hanging icicles. Mrs Big Bob then proceeded to give me a very serious telling off for being a silly old fool and going out on a bike at the wrong time of year. Those of you who know Mrs Big Bob will know that she is not a women to be trifled with 
Huh! Wimmin got no sense of adventure! :D So I`m confined to barracks apparently until the spring weather returns. Methinks I`ll be going AWOL this afternoon, and to hell with the consequences!
Us northerners laugh in the face of snow!
You wouldn`t have laughed
if you had been out with me on wednesday afternoon. I got caught up in the mother of all blizzards about 25 miles from home. Within seconds, visibility was down to about 20 metres, and in five minutes there was several inches of snow on the road. It wasn`t the depth of snow that worried me, as it hadn`t yet compacted, so I still could ride slowly (though the rear wheel did keep spinning up), or the fact that the only way home was through twisty windy lanes, or the fact that I kept meeting oncoming cars with no lights on. Nope, it was the fact that my visor was completely covered in snow, and I didn`t have a spare hand to wipe it with, so I rode home blind. My, what fun! Mrs Big Bob was sitting at home watching out of the front window worried sick that I had come to a very sticky end, or was lost in the white wilderness and had frozen to death. By the time I got home, it was six inches deep on the road, and I looked like a snowman with several inches of snow and ice on me riding up our driveway. The bike was also covered in ice, snow and a number of hanging icicles. Mrs Big Bob then proceeded to give me a very serious telling off for being a silly old fool and going out on a bike at the wrong time of year. Those of you who know Mrs Big Bob will know that she is not a women to be trifled with Huh! Wimmin got no sense of adventure! :D So I`m confined to barracks apparently until the spring weather returns. Methinks I`ll be going AWOL this afternoon, and to hell with the consequences!