PAULJAC47 wrote:Pretty sure thats my right arm!!! Thanks
Yeah the one you snatched my money with for them coils paul
Good to see everyone again and some new faces.
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dave cullen
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every year i go to stafford, im reminded of what a great fraternity the classic scene is, and the Z world in particular; this year i came down myself and because i had no time pressures i enjoyed it so much, was great to have the time to chat to so many people (u now who u r), brilliant, cant wait till 2012
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What a weekend. I am totally cream crackered.
I will say now that to host the Norwegian guys was a true pleasure. Our evening out on Saturday was sheer legend. So good in fact it is worthy of a magazine article. I will consult with Bill (so that I remember the facts as much as anyhting else) and revisit it later.
Thanks to everyone involved and what a good job we all did in packing down afterwards in 1 hour.
I will say now that to host the Norwegian guys was a true pleasure. Our evening out on Saturday was sheer legend. So good in fact it is worthy of a magazine article. I will consult with Bill (so that I remember the facts as much as anyhting else) and revisit it later.
Thanks to everyone involved and what a good job we all did in packing down afterwards in 1 hour.
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DogsbolloxofZ1B
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Jerry, You and the rest of the team had a fantastic display this year, like most years! Roll on 2012.
Garry's got some great tips for his J from Ginger beer and I've been told I need to get one of my bikes to the 40th celebrations in Germany. Right-o
PS; Did you guys clock those GT750's
never sen so many restored bikes, I think I want one. 
Garry's got some great tips for his J from Ginger beer and I've been told I need to get one of my bikes to the 40th celebrations in Germany. Right-o
PS; Did you guys clock those GT750's
never sen so many restored bikes, I think I want one. 
Congratulations and well done to Jerry and everyone involved in setting up and running the club stand .
All bikes on display looked a treat even though some of the owners didnt
It was good to see some of the people that i already knew and also to putting faces to some names .
I wont name names as i might miss someone out but it was good to see you all .
All bikes on display looked a treat even though some of the owners didnt
It was good to see some of the people that i already knew and also to putting faces to some names .
I wont name names as i might miss someone out but it was good to see you all .
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Absolutely tip top fantastic weekend. Excellent company & the usual banter... A good time was had by all!
Good to meet some new faces.
This stand has to be the best so far, that I have been involved in, bike layout was spot on, leaving plenty of room for visitors & the Padders merchandise emporium.
Sadly it wasn't seen that way by the judges & we came nowhere.
The Norweigen guys were great & have invited us back there, Morten has offered me one of his more 'special' bikes to ride.
But tonight they are I believe 'partying' in Manchester. 
But the best part for me, by a long way was winning the Phil Churchett Award.
I am a very happy boy, overjoyed to be having my name added to that trophy.
Oh Yes!
I would like to thank everyone that voted for me
And now I can't wait untill Donnington.
Good to meet some new faces.
This stand has to be the best so far, that I have been involved in, bike layout was spot on, leaving plenty of room for visitors & the Padders merchandise emporium.
Sadly it wasn't seen that way by the judges & we came nowhere.
The Norweigen guys were great & have invited us back there, Morten has offered me one of his more 'special' bikes to ride.
But tonight they are I believe 'partying' in Manchester.
But the best part for me, by a long way was winning the Phil Churchett Award.
I am a very happy boy, overjoyed to be having my name added to that trophy.
Oh Yes!
I would like to thank everyone that voted for me
And now I can't wait untill Donnington.
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Iain marshall
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Well done GB on winning the Phil Churchett Award
From what I could see the Club Stand was looking good, with a great selection of bikes and "sheds"
Was going to ask Jerry if he ran round the hall as he said he would if the Moriwaki rep wasn't there, but is that the frame I see hanging up at the back of the stand???
From what I could see the Club Stand was looking good, with a great selection of bikes and "sheds"
Was going to ask Jerry if he ran round the hall as he said he would if the Moriwaki rep wasn't there, but is that the frame I see hanging up at the back of the stand???
Got the Rex, just the Kat to get now...
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