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Ahoy Sparra', you old dog. North/South dinna concern yourself or worry that lad of your's, Michael's pretty little 'ead. If you're goin a be on the winning side you best be a Southern Softie. P1 we got Cotton Bud Etheridge, P2 Hardman Hodgkins, P3 Half Handy Houghton, Brian the Maidenhead Marauder, the one they call Kingsmill who can snap a T45 tube just by looking at it and Dangerous Roger!

Those Northern Numpties apart from the Veteran Eddy and Vic (the nearly people) who have they got? Mike Bellaby who's cannon keeps going up in smoke, Si Smith who likes to do things single handed, the Rotherham Flyer, Kerry and the Big Twin, along with Keith Latheron who has been known to jump ship.

I tell you Cap'n your powder's drier with us.

Do you notice how quite the Captain of the Orange Jigger's gone - like a musket with no balls.

Roger The Cabin boy

sidecar bloke wrote: the one they call Kingsmill who can snap a T45 tube just by looking at it

i will refrain from posting---dammit i already have

just to put the cat amongst the pigeons...............what about a male/female v. male/male challenge?

We'd have:-
Ed 'n' Vic
The Ballistic Belgians
The Rotherham Flyers
Both OTE teams
Team Holmes
Mr and Mrs Cotton Bud
Richard and Kim on the Harley

and I'm sure Buddha would look good in a frock!

What about 'bike' engines vs 'car'engines

.....or even real classics v's modern classics

bludge wrote:.....or even real classics v's modern classics

Ouch.

So when's a classic not a classic?

Oi Karl Not trying to upwind me are you 'course not, I'll ignore it ...

Bob don't bite

Me Ian? As if ...

Are you talking about BMW outfits Bludge......

bludge wrote:.....or even real classics v's modern classics

Tell me this then what date of manufacture do modern classics put on their entry forms when we had the old Enfield it had a cut off date for eligibility as do all of the classic classes ....I ONLY ASK so don't go giving me grief

Oh yes, a grid full of BMWs - reminds of the restaurant scene in 'When Harry Met Sally'

teampastit wrote:

bludge wrote:.....or even real classics v's modern classics

Tell me this then what date of manufacture do modern classics put on their entry forms when we had the old Enfield it had a cut off date for eligibility as do all of the classic classes ....I ONLY ASK so don't go giving me grief

Annette, as fas as I am aware, it would be based on the date of the engine. We enter ours as a 1972 as that is the year of the engine. The chassis was made in or around 1968.

1968 Trips? The only one I can remember from that period with a triple was Mick Boddice's