Weymouth Rideout - Sunday 16th April

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You are of course welcome along to any Southwestbikers rideout, however your bike must be in good mechanical order (we don’t want anything falling off of it including you), taxed and have a current MOT. You must have a valid motorcycle licence and current motor insurance. You are in charge of your motorcycle at all times and SWB will not accept any responsibility for actions you take or any accidents you may have. Always ride within your own capabilities and do not put others at risk. Remember, while you are on a Southwestbikers rideout you are representing the site and what it stands for.
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SNIFFALOT wrote:Jak dont think I could eat a whole big table.
with your mouth - only take you one bite :twisted:
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Post by speedy(delboy) »

Well its 4.15am just got home, hope i'm up in time at 7.45am :shock: :shock: :shock:
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That was a great day, some blinding roads both on the way there and back, really enjoyed it... 8)

Thanks to everyone for just being there.. :wink: looking forward to Thruxton Tomorrow... 8)
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Post by pedro »

Fantastic ride out & great turn out.

Only nearly died a couple of times & i blame it on blimey! :lol:

Thanks all 4 a good day & see ya soon

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Post by SNIFFY »

A couple of pics from today

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A_T, Miler(? - Green ZX6R) and FireBlade rider - sorry for the confusion after we took the wrong exit at the r'about outside Dorchester. I shot ahead to see whether I could catch up with the rest to find out whether we had indeed goofed or not, I stopped when it was obvious that we were on the wrong route and was going to suggest we double back. When you all carried on past me I assumed someone knew something I didn't...
In the end I decided to leave you along the dual carriageway to try and find my own way back upto Crewkerne - no offence intended, apologies if it seemed that way 8)
I ended up going to Bridport before picking up a road to take me North; miraculously I managed to catch up with everyone at Crewkerne :)

Good ride and good to meet a few people.

Only took a few photos and they did not come out very well here's a couple of not too bad ones:

Taking over the bike park at Weymouth:

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And I reckon this one is ripe for a caption competition!

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Post by Jak »

:D :D :D :D :D
excellent day - my first SWB rideout - loved it 8)

I think there were about 27 of us in total - shame we lost AT & Miler :( wondered where you were ... that must have been at the roundabout where some silly girl parked in the middle of it :?

Lovely roads on the way back - that route was suggested by Billinom8s - good choice - and Speedy, thanks for leading today :D

Definitely going to have to figure a way of bribing the babysitters so I can get out on some more rideouts now :lol:
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Post by miler »

2nd time of going on a rideout to weymouth and I still rode on my own :roll: (A_T for company on way up and also on way back with Alex & snakep?)

No worries Alex we did see some unusual hand signals, and i thought you was taking us up some strange lane :lol:
i think those traffic lights were red :wink:

Also thanks guys for digging deep to raise some money for cancer research uk towards me running the London marathon next sunday ........... total of £30.77 :D :D :D
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miler wrote: i think those traffic lights were red :wink:
:oops: And the dithering on the approach was pretty pathetic to - I must have rolled off and on the throttle 3 times before finally making a decision :roll:

Didn't realise you were collecting for the run, have a mate running (who has successfully fleeced me) he'll be wearing a white t-shirt and his name is Andy if you see him :P
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I didnt dither, just followed you :wink: :lol:

ok if i see Andy in white shirt i will mention you :)

I will be in red vest with Gary on shirt :wink:
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Post by Funky »

Looks like it was a bloody good turn out, shame I missed it. Nice pics everyone!
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Post by SNIFFY »

Funkalicious wrote:Looks like it was a [Censored] good turn out, shame I missed it. Nice pics everyone!
Mate you missed a good one. AT and Miller might not agree though. Need to do something about marking roundabouts and junctions me thinks
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Post by georgie_d »

gutted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
been moving furniture all day!!!!!!!!!!
oh well should be there for the next rideout hopefully on the new one :wink:
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Post by Maver-Nick »

Nice one Guys and Gals... 8)

We really need to sort out the junction marking though.

It works really well if everybody is prepared to take a turn, as soon as someone decides not to, then it goes to sh!t.

I waited at the Crewkerne turnoff for around 10 minutes (which meant I spent the next 5-6 minutes on my own... :cry: ) but it was all in vain because no-one had dropped off before me and people were already lost.

Anyway...Thanx to Jak for picking up the ball (dropped by Georgie... :roll: ) and arranging today... :wink:

Thanx to Speedy for leading at a nice steady pace... :shock:

Thanx to Billinom8s (Simon) for an excellent return route... 8)

Well done to the 27 bikers that turned up for a smashing day... :P :P :D
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Post by SNIFFY »

Maver-Nick wrote: Thanx to Speedy for leading at a nice steady pace... :shock:
I think I need some more practice, Bikes up for it, not sure I am yet. :oops:
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