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Hi Guys, some of you may remember me from the 450 group of which I am a great supporter and will continue to be so wherever Jordon and Steve take it. I am into the 450 Black Bomber, probably in a big way. But, I also have a few other
early Honda twins and I like to be involved with and share those as well with anyone who is interested. Pleased to see so many familiar names on this site. By the way, you didn't start this site to get away from me, did you? (only joking) Hope I can contribute in a positive way. The old bike market here in the UK is enormous but strangely enough we tend to do things on our own with the Japanese bikes, although the VJMC has over 5,500 members.
The bikes I like to ride are my 1971 CB 500 four, a very early model, and my 1972 K2 CB 750 four.
Given the weather here is just on freezing, the next big ride is the Christmas Run, the Sunday before. Its about 40/50 miles, has about 250/300 riders, and the bikes are all decked out like Christmas trees. Its in aid of local charites. The rides passes through local Dorset villages and people line the route to cheer us on. This probably confirms British people are mad, but it is good fun!
Thanks Bill for the Zip code, it obviously worked.
Catch you all later,
Regards, Ray.
early Honda twins and I like to be involved with and share those as well with anyone who is interested. Pleased to see so many familiar names on this site. By the way, you didn't start this site to get away from me, did you? (only joking) Hope I can contribute in a positive way. The old bike market here in the UK is enormous but strangely enough we tend to do things on our own with the Japanese bikes, although the VJMC has over 5,500 members.
The bikes I like to ride are my 1971 CB 500 four, a very early model, and my 1972 K2 CB 750 four.
Given the weather here is just on freezing, the next big ride is the Christmas Run, the Sunday before. Its about 40/50 miles, has about 250/300 riders, and the bikes are all decked out like Christmas trees. Its in aid of local charites. The rides passes through local Dorset villages and people line the route to cheer us on. This probably confirms British people are mad, but it is good fun!
Thanks Bill for the Zip code, it obviously worked.
Catch you all later,
Regards, Ray.