Hopefully heading Here on Sunday.

Other than Gaydon and Sunrising Hill, any other recommended vantage points?

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Dusty 001

sunrising hill probably best, plus you can give them a push up when they break down
we're just down the road if you fancy a brew

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White Horse in Wroxton serves a good pint & is on the route (between Sunrising & Banbury. I'll hopefully be in Gaydon for 11.00ish, White Horse 1-2pm

Anybody going this year (this Sunday)? It's Fathers Day so I'll be hanging tough with my hero...

http://www.banbury-run.co.uk/2017event.asp

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08 Specialized Langster

We've always wanted to attend this event and this year we'll finally do it ....

Planning to be at the Motor Museum between 8.00 and 9.00am on Sunday.

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Chris & Jane Jessop
Founders of UKBEG April 1998

www.ukbuellgroup.co.uk

Look out for me...

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08 Specialized Langster

Will do .....

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Chris & Jane Jessop
Founders of UKBEG April 1998

www.ukbuellgroup.co.uk

BOOOOLLOCKS..........cant do this one fek fek ....fek

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IF IT BLEEDS WE CAN KILL IT ,THIS STUFF WILL MAKE YOU A GODDAM SEXUAL TYRANASURUS ,YOUVE BEEN PUSHING TOO MANY PENCILS DILLON .GET TO THE CHOPPER

I'll wear pink in empathy...

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08 Specialized Langster

Nice and close to you Mr Wobbly, and hows that seat What no tent

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I'd rather be shot out of a cannon than squeezed out of a tube.

A nice early Sunday morning start; see Y'all at the museum. I've never been to this before. I'll probably take the scenic route up via Stow on the Wold etc.

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I'm a Hornithologist, I get excited by exotic birds.........

Tony, we'll look out for you ...

We rode down today using one of our meandering scenic routes and called into the Motor Museum late afternoon. It's a fascinating place and well worth a visit, especially the Jaguar and MG displays.

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Chris & Jane Jessop
Founders of UKBEG April 1998

www.ukbuellgroup.co.uk

I'll be in pink

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08 Specialized Langster

Yesterday’s Banbury Run was fantastic and well worth the 394-mile round trip spread over two days. With 400+ veteran and vintage motorcycles on display and then being ridden, it had all the right ingredients for one of the best motorcycle events we’ve attended.

There were plenty of rare makes present, some of which we’d never heard of before; and everybody was so friendly and keen to talk about their machines history. We thoroughly enjoyed our first visit to the Banbury Run and it certainly won’t be our last.

Many of the machines taking part in the run weren’t gleaming restorations. There were a few that wouldn’t have looked out of place in the National Motorcycle Museum in Solihull but most looked as though they’d been in the same family since they were bought new and then used by several generations. Several had rusty petrol tanks, wheel rims and cycle parts; and nearly all carried their original patina with pride. The oldest machine was a 1903 Quadrant Banking Tricycle, but most were from the 1920’s with a handful from 1930. The run is open to all machines manufactured before 31st December 1930.

We managed to meet up with Pashley senior and junior, Dave and Julie from Northants V-Twin and Tony (Deepsix)

Nick's dad, Tony, was riding his 1929 493cc Sunbeam 90. We loved his entry in the programme: ‘After 4 finishes on the trot I’m carrying lots of spanners, my luck can’t last forever’. Dave and Julie were riding a 1930 BSA 250cc and 1928 Raleigh 250cc respectively. Hopefully they all made it back to the Motor Museum successfully.

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Chris & Jane Jessop
Founders of UKBEG April 1998

www.ukbuellgroup.co.uk

A few phone shots, my camera packed up for some reason? I went for a bimble along the country lanes with the old bikes, some make good progress, others chuff away and inevitably quite a few by the side of the road being fettled.
Quite easy to follow the groups, just look at which direction the oil trails go at junctions
Some of the riders must have been roasting; I had fully vented textiles on and was very hot on the ride back at modern speeds, lots were in heavy wool period costume and only doing about 30-40mph

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I'm a Hornithologist, I get excited by exotic birds.........