Miztaziggy wrote:Will get some of it put on Youtube tomorrow I hope. Ended up filling a full 32gb card with footage from the Saturday ridegeodude wrote:
Looking forward to seeing any video footage.
Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
Re: Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
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Re: Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
It was damp in places and dusk coming in, so Not sure Kev and Flatty were as happy with it,, but I still enjoyed it.... And I was thinking of that year when i was following you as I rode... I recon with the flat bars the storm dominates roads like thatgeodude wrote:.
What was it like along the Elan Valley? The best ever ride I've had along there was with Al chasing me when I had the beemer
AMcQ
Re: Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
Hey all. Haven't stopped since weekend, met with a mate on way home Sunday at the burger van near Brecon (one of our Saturday stops) for late breakfast and then it was home to catch up with chores/housework and back to the old routine of work today.
Must say, what a great weekend. Was nice to finally meet up with folk and very much enjoyed the ride out on Saturday. The way work is I can never plan too far ahead but will certainly look forward to future meets, ride outs and weekends away that I can make
Must say, what a great weekend. Was nice to finally meet up with folk and very much enjoyed the ride out on Saturday. The way work is I can never plan too far ahead but will certainly look forward to future meets, ride outs and weekends away that I can make
Re: Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
Me and cheekyads were quite happy with it wet riding doesn't really bother me, it just means you've got to be smoother, I was just a bit bothered that I wouldn't have enough in my tank to get back, I went on reserve just after half way round that's why I eased off the gas, when it came to it I neadn't have bothered, I'd forgot FireBlades do a lot more on a tank than FireStormsAMCQ46 wrote:It was damp in places and dusk coming in, so Not sure Kev and Flatty were as happy with it,, but I still enjoyed it.... And I was thinking of that year when i was following you as I rode... I recon with the flat bars the storm dominates roads like thatgeodude wrote:.
What was it like along the Elan Valley? The best ever ride I've had along there was with Al chasing me when I had the beemer
Anyway, thanks everyone for making cheekyads and cheekysue feel welcome and part of it all, we had a great time
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Re: Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
cheekykev wrote: Anyway, thanks everyone for making cheekyads and cheekysue feel welcome and part of it all, we had a great time
No worries Kev, Sue blackmailed us with chocolate, haribos and free beer , she knows how men work should be us thanking her for making us feel welcome
And it all helps add to the feeling of the "Storm Family" when we meet up............mind you, its getting to the point that its less disfucntional than my normal family
see you all next time
AMcQ
Re: Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
i got to thanks cheekyads and sue for making me feel at home. seeing the youngun all grown up was interesting
and sue made me a couple of cups of tea. and u guys made great bacon butties
hope to see you all again within a year
and sue made me a couple of cups of tea. and u guys made great bacon butties
hope to see you all again within a year
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Re: Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
Thats me just in the door. I'm knackered, far too windy for my liking on the way up the road, but at least it was dry.
A fantastic weekend had, thanks to all the chaps, chappesses and young ones for making it a belter.
thanks flatty for providing the VTR tent, bed, heating and all the home comforts.
Not sure if a curry on the Sat night was a great idea with Ady's ageing wind issues.
Great to put faces to names, and glad to see that everyones sick minds are not restricted to the forum pages only. You know who you all are.
A fantastic weekend had, thanks to all the chaps, chappesses and young ones for making it a belter.
thanks flatty for providing the VTR tent, bed, heating and all the home comforts.
Not sure if a curry on the Sat night was a great idea with Ady's ageing wind issues.
Great to put faces to names, and glad to see that everyones sick minds are not restricted to the forum pages only. You know who you all are.
Don't hassle me
I'll get there at some time
I'll get there at some time
Re: Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
grumpyfrog wrote:Thats me just in the door. I'm knackered, far too windy for my liking on the way up the road, but at least it was dry..
Bloody hell, I knew the Black ones were slow but its taken you 2 days
AMcQ
Re: Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
Just what I was thinking!! you must be shattered!
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Re: Operation Storm II - Pt IV - Wales - Sept 6th-8th 2013
the black one was parked up Monday during the day, got spun around at night before hitting the trail mid morning. (had things to do this morning )
Don't hassle me
I'll get there at some time
I'll get there at some time