Some Of The Funny Photos From Our Weekend

Ok.. So I got a bit camera happy at the weekend and once I got back home and was looking at the photos a few…. ermm.. comments came to mind

So here are a few more photos… ermm.. with captions!!!

I hope you enjoy

Bike Photos From Our Get Together!

Following on from yesterdays post about my weekend get together, I thought I’d show you some of the bike photos I took

Bucko’s 2003 954 Fireblade

H2olo’s 2008 Fireblade

Kiwiboys 2009 CBR1000RR

My CBR400RR And Kiwiboys 2009 CBR1000RR And The Duke

In The Background

The Bikes Chained Up In the Car Park!

Vex’s 1999 Fireblade

SunRiders 2009 Repsol

A Quick Smoke Break At Chipping Norton

In The Bike Park At Stratford-Upon Avon

An Excellent Weekend Was Had By All!

I’ve been a member of Fireblades.Org, a motorcycle forum which covers not just Fireblades but pretty much everything on two wheels, for over a year now and this weekend just gone we held the first meet up for some of the UK members!

Here are a few piccys of my weekend.. We all had a wonderful time!

Sideshow Bob And Jazzy

Kiwiboy and h2olo

Left to right

Sideshow Bob, SunRider, StrumminRonin, Vex and Bucko

Vex

Left to right

Sideshow Bob, SunRider, h2olo, Vex, Kiwiboy, StrumminRonin, Bucko

The next gathering is planned for Stormin’ The Castle in September!  I can’t wait!

Bulldog Bash – Council Rejects Police Request For Licence Review

The request by Warwickshire Police for a review of the 10 year licence granted last year has been rejected by Stratford Council

Police were attempting, again, to get this years event cancelled in the interests of ‘public safety’ for the people of Warwickshire.

Stratford council rejected the application as they felt there were insufficient grounds for justifying a review, and overturning last years decision to grant a ten year licence for the event.

I’m pretty damn sure the organisers are well happy with this result

Also see -

2009 Bulldog Bash In The News Again This Morning

Ride To Work Day – 15/07/09

As a part of National Motorcycle Week, July 15th is this years Ride To Work Day.

Every year the motorcycle industry celebrates and promotes the benefits of riding a motorcycle with the National Motorcycle Week, and the Ride To Work Day is one way of trying to get the message across that motorcycles are the best way to get to work on your daily commute.

The week is traditionally an occasion when those who are passionate about motorcycling try to spread the word by holding local events, converting friends, speaking to the press or just getting out and about on their bikes.  The aims of National Motorcycle week are as follows.

To demonstrate to a wide audience the number of motorcyclists in the UK

Emphasise that riders are from all walks of life and are all ages

That riding has social, environmental and economic benefits.

So on Ride To Work Day, get your bike out of the garage, or from under it’s cover and get out there and ride, instead of taking your car.  You are bound to enjoy your commute more if you do!

Image coutesy of The Motor Cycle Industry Association