Steven Cooke wrote:phil churchett wrote:Quality, not quantity and Paul Scanlon won "Best Japanese machine" for his brown/orange Z1.
If bikes aren't offered, modified or not, how on earth can Jerry hope to get a stand together?
Phil did you not read the original post by Jerry.
Yes i did Steve, i only contacted Jerry the week before the show to see if he needed any help. he told me he was struggling for bikes, so i offered him one of mine, he chose my A4, which is standard, but not mint, but has been owned by me for 20+years and has done around 70,000 miles and i rode it to the show.
I personally, [despite owning two std zeds], love to see modded bikes, the point i was trying to make was, that if no one offers their bikes, because they don't think they are std and/or clean enough, he is always going to struggle.
Perhaps if he had the choice of 20 bikes offered, he could pick the best ones, although that is unlikely to happen.
I guess, [and only Jerry could confirm this] because this show was organized bt the VJMC, he preffered std bikes.
Please don't think i am knocking non std bikes, far from it, i would love to see more people get involved by bringing their bikes to shows.
The best bit of the show for me was meeting up with people i only see rarely and obviously seeing Paul win best Japanese.
Four pipes rule, anything else is second best.