You dont have to polish your treasured classic. Its the start of "British Summer Time" and unlike last year there is no snow on the ground and no icy roads.
At the start of "BST" the club usually has a ride out to Duloe to witness the moped based "Duloe Daffodil Run" but not last year when deep snow forced the cancellation of the event.
This year however seven bikes left Higham Ferrers market place in pleasant sunshine and rising temperatures and headed for Duloe. The biggest bike was a Kawasaki Vulcan and the smallest was a BSA Bantam. Gerry led the way on the Vulcan at a pace that was surprisingly brisk considering the little Bantam was in the group. After viewing the antics at Duloe and despite the thrashing the Bantam had been subjected to it started first kick when it set off for home. The rest of us then followed Gerry to the Green Welly cafe near Chatteris at what we shall call a brisk pace. There we indulged in a fine chip based lunch before wending our way home.
Its nice to be out and about on the bikes with friends again.
See the website photo gallery 2.
At the start of "BST" the club usually has a ride out to Duloe to witness the moped based "Duloe Daffodil Run" but not last year when deep snow forced the cancellation of the event.
This year however seven bikes left Higham Ferrers market place in pleasant sunshine and rising temperatures and headed for Duloe. The biggest bike was a Kawasaki Vulcan and the smallest was a BSA Bantam. Gerry led the way on the Vulcan at a pace that was surprisingly brisk considering the little Bantam was in the group. After viewing the antics at Duloe and despite the thrashing the Bantam had been subjected to it started first kick when it set off for home. The rest of us then followed Gerry to the Green Welly cafe near Chatteris at what we shall call a brisk pace. There we indulged in a fine chip based lunch before wending our way home.
Its nice to be out and about on the bikes with friends again.
See the website photo gallery 2.
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