The event seems to be an excuse for riders to get together to ogle each other's bikes and talk bikes while waiting for a burger.
Rocking up about 10-15mins early, I certainly wasn't the first there and quickly found the Tiger parking zone.
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| Parked next to Colins Tigers doppelganger |
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| Another Tiger sport found the correct parking spot and yes, that's another one behind the 900 |
The burger cart was fairly swamped and the people running it were flat out, but the burger was pretty good and I chatted to Murray while waiting.
After taking my burger back to the bike and dispatching it I caught up with a couple more of the old Ashhurst riders and then went for a wander to check out more bikes and see if there was anyone else around that I knew - I had spotted Steve from work earlier but he disappeared somewhere while I was queuing for grub.
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| These guys resisted the urge to cut some grass |
One picture I wish I had got (I had a burger in my hand - priorities) was of a guy on a M109 towing a one-wheeled trailer behind. In the trailer was his dog and they were both wearing matching hoodies. Very cool.
Come 7pm there was a raffle drawn (free entry) where some of the 170 odd riders were lucky enough to score some donated bits and pieces.
Following the raffle, people started taking off and I did the same. Only I got lost on my way home but managed to find my way back (in sport mode) from Colyton via Valley Road. The outing was worth it just for that 😉
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