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[mad cyclist]

its wet and windy out so that rules out stag and bike (should have gone out early)for today, just finishing my vat and sending off taxcheque.

but 2nd stage Tour de France is live on eurosport.

what are you going to do on this fantastic summers day!!

[V8 Rumbler]

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SSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Watching the Grand prix

[Stagdad]

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mad cyclist wrote:

its wet and windy out so that rules out stag and bike (should have gone out early)for today, just finishing my vat and sending off taxcheque.

but 2nd stage Tour de France is live on eurosport.

what are you going to do on this fantastic summers day!!

Just done a 5 hour roundtrip to Brighton ,paid £4 to park for an hour to watch 4 minutes of cheerleading that my youngest was in .Very good but a long way just for that.

And it was raining most of the way so the stag was off the menu

Steve

Now i'm back the sun's out

[brian0443]

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Sorry, I should have warned you all that rain was on the way. We are having our annual "Family Barbeque in the Rain". Get out in it, its not that bad.

Brian

[NickA]

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I can't go diving as it's too windy and I can't drive the Stag as it's too wet so I've fallen back to a traditional summers day pass time. Decorating.

[jamcarr2]

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Just back from a 2 1/2 run in the stag to LLangollen via Llandegla moors and up the horseshoe pass round trip was 65 miles stopped for coffee on top of horseshoe pass only put the hood up once when we had a shower excellent day stag ran beautifully

JOHN

[Ian B]

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mad cyclist wrote:

its wet and windy out so that rules out stag and bike

light weight

[GDPR]

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Just driven back from Weymouth - and not in the Stag as planned either. Weather forecast was p**s-poor for the weekend (and for where I was, absolutely right - gales and very wet) so SWMBO persuaded me that the Honda would be more practical as the Stag soft top leaks on the kids when it rains hard (I'm not worried coz it doesn't rain on me....).

She just wanted to pack more shoes:shock:

Russ:dude:

[TimShoubridge]

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So far...........

Didn't go to Goodwood in either car as pi**ing down.

Put new battery in bike and gave her a good clean

Finally got new carbs in place after hacking cable bracket to death

Fitted new accelarator cable

Moved Kickdown cable

Fitted choke cable

watched a bit of Grand Prix

Just returned from watching Happy's circus with the wife & kids....brightened my afternoon.

Left to do.....

Pack

Check in

remove 4 days growth (chin)

watch grand prix highlights.

Have a beer

[mad cyclist]

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TimShoubridge wrote:

So far...........

Didn't go to Goodwood in either car as pi**ing down.

Put new battery in bike and gave her a good clean

Finally got new carbs in place after hacking cable bracket to death

Fitted new accelarator cable

Moved Kickdown cable

Fitted choke cable

watched a bit of Grand Prix

Just returned from watching Happy's circus with the wife & kids....brightened my afternoon.

Left to do.....

Pack

Check in

remove 4 days growth (chin)

watch grand prix highlights.

Have a beer

watched tour

watched a bit more tour

watched a bit more after that

couple of beers

merry in charge of a lawn mower for an hour

went on forum

[Gresley]

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Dare I admit it...playing with steam engines!

[european voyager]

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Retorqued the stag heads down and took it for a blast ! prior to the le mans Trip !

[Guest]

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Went to the Bromyard Gala, showers but generaly ok. Had lots of fun trying to get my car on/off site, properly sidewaysI think there were 7 stags all in dressed in mud

Jason

[Kevin Garrod]

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Grand Prix

Visit friends

Pack for holiday

One weekall-inclusive in Turkey where it's in the high thirties, then another week off work to catch up with the forum:shock:

[grahamb]

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didnt risk hoods down to goodwood but went to box hill (think that is how you spell it) instead. We ended up leaving later, just to guarantee that we got caught in torrential rain and I am pleased to announce that duck tape is officially the only thing that gives 100% leak protection to 8cm rips in the soft top. So that is 24cm sq cm that is waterproof out of 3 square metres that isnt. Still, Michael enjoyed it as much as me. When you can flick between the extremes of mine and my daughters music collection on an iPod, as I can do now, a little bit of water dripping through the roof doesnt matter too much.

After that we ended up at friends enjoying a great late sunday lunch and some fine hospitality.

Long live weekends and see some of you Tuesday at the blacksmiths