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Been a while, but seems there is a lot of new blood on here (Younger) and I was wondering how many of the oldies are still around and how life is treating them.
So if you remember the lakes etc and feel like catching up - well now's a good time before the world ends ( hell it could be tomorrow)

paul

I'm old but haven't been a member of this Forum long. Do you still ride a Storm? There's some nice roads over the wolds towards Hull.

RAINMAKER wrote:Been a while, but seems there is a lot of new blood on here (Younger) and I was wondering how many of the oldies are still around and how life is treating them.
So if you remember the lakes etc and feel like catching up - well now's a good time before the world ends ( hell it could be tomorrow)

paul

I think that for some who have been here for a few years it can be a bit like Groundhog Day with the same questions being asked without trying the search function first!

True but then again if you looked you would have noticed that I joined before you did...................nah nah.........silly but made me smile

RAINMAKER wrote:True but then again if you looked you would have noticed that I joined before you did...................nah nah.........silly but made me smile

Well you didn't join before me you ole git (only just )

Didn't we three move over from the MCNews forum.

I'm not doing to bad cheers mate, how are you Paul good to see you still keep dropping in

Chris.

Oldies?
No-one ever admits to being old until they start adding the fractions again:
"I'm eighty seven and a half, you know".

And then tell you how cheap beer was in the good old days, how much their first bike cost, and then ask you what it was that you asked them in the first place, dozing off half way through the answer.

Or is that just me?

I am fine thanks Chris and am only 57 3/4 Tony

Had forgotten about the MCN site................guess memory's going too. But at 54 and a half what can you expect..........wifes birthday tomorrow, wonder how long we go without argument.............bet it'll be my fault

RAINMAKER wrote:So if you remember the lakes etc and feel like catching up

Did you ever stay long enough at these meets to have any memory of them?

I didn't realise I'd been a member for so long!

I may be new but it looks like I am older than all of you

Flatline wrote:I may be new but it looks like I am older than all of you

I think it's great that people of our "vintage" still get out on bikes and can be passionate about them. Years ago it would be unheard of. Life used to begin at 40, maybe now it starts at 50? Or, maybe not "starts" but "splutters slowly into life"?

Bump, i'm still lurking here, not got a storm but would always like to get another again, will probably get a bike eventually when funds allow again... shortly after hell freezes over no doubt, or i win the lottery.
The lakes and coalville are two meets i remember well, with some good tales of sporks, wrecking weddings and drunken dancing...look them up if the searches allow you to go back that far.
i think i've been here a while to.....can't remember having a wife and kids has wiped my long term memory.....oooooooooo 2002!!!!

My life seemed to fart into life at 50

Flippen Heck!
I thought you lot had all died or something

Kev, are kids at college yet?

Strat, groundhog day??? every day is like a new one to me now...guess my memory really is shot.

Tony, nice to know some things don't change.

Fireman, we've been calling you a member for a lot longer than that

Cuppa. Nobody done you in yet? you Grumpy old git

Chris, nice to see there is still a little decorum and the standards on here haven't slipped entirely

Paul, are you on wife number six yet and need a little reprieve or have you just bought another ridiculously stupid bike?

Pete.l