Long lost forum

[ipswichbiker]

ive met boatloads of people on here ..ridden with them home and abroad and made some freinds must have done 70 meeting s over the years ..all the virtual bollocks never gets a mention nobody cares what you ride how old /or new it is and we always have good laugh .. were off again about ten of us to bulgaria soon and that wouldnt have happend without abr

it is what you make it (thumbs)

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I do agree with you Minky.

[Timcat]

were off again about ten of us to bulgaria soon and that wouldnt have happend without abr ]

More like 15, and the numbers rising, and soon to increase even more......

it is what you make it (thumbs)]

Agree Minky!!!! (thumbs)

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Good memories..........

Jim, you even had some hair back then![/quote

Those were the days Mike, that's an old photo the Strata bunkhouse.... Some old faces as well, we haven't Ant out for a long time...

[beddowsm]

Yep, so old I've even grown out of those combats.

[boatman]

Yep, so old I've even grown out of those combats.

Aye I have had stuff like that,, I blame darkness myself, as in ,,,ye take it out often the wardrobe and Lo and behold IT,S SHRUNK :laugh: :laugh:

[nethen1]

without the abr, my social circle would have not expanded to such a large random collective. .. race, bike, colour or creed, it's a family at its heart. Sharing caring, go the extra mile without a thought, family. ..

It's a veritable font of knowledge, sometime right, sometimes wrong.
It's a family in the truest sense in the world, bicker, moan, there's always an uncle knobhead. . But when push comes to shove, the abr is a family, a collective. For richness n poorest, sickness and health.
And braaaaaapppp. Thanks for the memories, here's to many more (thumbs) (thumbs) (thumbs)