Club night at the Ninetenth Hole in irthlingborough. The club night ride ins recently proposed by Keith seem to be proving popular with members on their way to club night at the Ninetenth Hole in Irthlingborough
Another great turn out at this weeks club meeting yesterday 26th May. thanks go to Peter Goodge who came to us from Kimbolton on his newly acquired 1976 Honda CB200 which gained many admirers, including dare I say "Mr Jap Crap" himself - me! a really great little bike Peter.
The photo above shows a small part of the twenty bikes that gathered at the 19th Hole. Many thanks go to Richard for leading the now regular feature “Tuesday Night Ride In” which left Higham Ferrer’s, Market Square at 7.30pm sharp arriving at the 19th Hole just before 8.30pm where about a dozen bikes had already assembled. Despite my best endeavours I in fact arrived at Market Square on the Enfield five minutes late and with a bulging right calf muscle after umpteen attempts to kick start the D14/4 got it started Bantams would have been the greatest single make machine as there were two other newish faces on early models a green D1 and a fully Post Office Liveried D3/7, these together with a range of machines from Pip’s Panther, Richards Ducati, Pete’s Gold Star and several newer Classics certainly gave us a really eclectic mix of machines and our own mini bike show.
Suggestion for future Tuesday night ride ins is to arrive at Higham Ferrer’s, Market Square by about 7.20 pm and someone will lead a meander ride in to the 19th Hole so just in case you might be that someone have an idea of a simple route in the back of your mind – I am sure we can all manage to do a short ride in if called upon………oh yes and it is always a good idea to have some fuel in the tank – ask last night’s runs leader.
Great to see everyone looking forward to next Tuesday,
Matt
See the full size photo in gallery 2 of the website.
Another great turn out at this weeks club meeting yesterday 26th May. thanks go to Peter Goodge who came to us from Kimbolton on his newly acquired 1976 Honda CB200 which gained many admirers, including dare I say "Mr Jap Crap" himself - me! a really great little bike Peter.
The photo above shows a small part of the twenty bikes that gathered at the 19th Hole. Many thanks go to Richard for leading the now regular feature “Tuesday Night Ride In” which left Higham Ferrer’s, Market Square at 7.30pm sharp arriving at the 19th Hole just before 8.30pm where about a dozen bikes had already assembled. Despite my best endeavours I in fact arrived at Market Square on the Enfield five minutes late and with a bulging right calf muscle after umpteen attempts to kick start the D14/4 got it started Bantams would have been the greatest single make machine as there were two other newish faces on early models a green D1 and a fully Post Office Liveried D3/7, these together with a range of machines from Pip’s Panther, Richards Ducati, Pete’s Gold Star and several newer Classics certainly gave us a really eclectic mix of machines and our own mini bike show.
Suggestion for future Tuesday night ride ins is to arrive at Higham Ferrer’s, Market Square by about 7.20 pm and someone will lead a meander ride in to the 19th Hole so just in case you might be that someone have an idea of a simple route in the back of your mind – I am sure we can all manage to do a short ride in if called upon………oh yes and it is always a good idea to have some fuel in the tank – ask last night’s runs leader.
Great to see everyone looking forward to next Tuesday,
Matt
See the full size photo in gallery 2 of the website.
