It was good to meet up with you both. Roger's 250 was a very attractive looking machine.
I went for a meander around the wolds rather than head straight back. Clocked up 60-odd enjoyable miles on the threenarf and soon got into the habit of keeping the mill spinning fast enough. A real change of pace after thumping around on British singles and big twins for years
I didnt get home until after 4pm and was also feeling the chill creeping through - apart from my left calf. That was lovely and toastie
Cheers, chaps.
Well,i enjoyed that little ride out, headed straight home pleased it was still holding together, I kept it zinging along, I don't think I held anyone up, even on A64. I was impressed by GBs threenarf, he knows how to put a bike together. thanks MM I think I have found the morini guru of the north. hope we can meet again, roger
MickeyMoto wrote:Well, that was a pleasant hour or so. Two very nice Morinis.
By eck, I was a bit nivvered coming up escarpment t woods. Warmed up nicely on the way back and paid for my time out by having to do some digging...
I'll organise another meeting in April. Any ideas?
Kushty's cafe on A64?
Anybody else in God's own county?
Hello,
I'm in North Lincolnshire and would like to have met up with you. Trouble is that I was too stingy to pay tax for the last 2 days of March! Will tax tomorrow and hope to see you if you arrange an April meeting.
Richard (fair weather rider!)
With an attitude like that I reckon youd qualify as an honorary Yorkshireman, Richard
There must be somewhere around the Goole/Selby area thats easy for everyone to get to. I know theres a pleasant little cafe at the Goole Waterways museum.
