Classic Bike Japfest
Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 5:44 pm
Hello,
I hope you will excuse this intrusion on what is an excellent and active web site and i know i will get slated for this but i used to own a Z900 and Z1000, both nice bikes and maybe one day another one will grace my garage, however on to the main point.
The Taunton and Bridgwater section of the VJMC are holding a Classic Bike Japfest at Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset. www.japfest.net On September 15th 2013 and we would like to invite you as a club or as individuals to attend. It is a one day show but does have free camping for all exhibitors, the only criteria being is that the bikes must be of Japanese origin and at least fifteen years old.
This is a professional show and all the bikes will be housed inside the museum, and if successful in it’s first year we will be building on it to make it bigger each time.
For all exhibitors you will also have free entry to Haynes Motor Museum which houses the largest collection of classic cars in the country.
For full details and entry forms please go to www.japfest.net or contact me with any queries at nick@japfest.net
I know that there are a lot of Z owners down this part and it would be good to see a few on display here.
We hope you will attend and look forward to meeting you.
Kindest regards
Nick Watson.
I hope you will excuse this intrusion on what is an excellent and active web site and i know i will get slated for this but i used to own a Z900 and Z1000, both nice bikes and maybe one day another one will grace my garage, however on to the main point.
The Taunton and Bridgwater section of the VJMC are holding a Classic Bike Japfest at Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford, Somerset. www.japfest.net On September 15th 2013 and we would like to invite you as a club or as individuals to attend. It is a one day show but does have free camping for all exhibitors, the only criteria being is that the bikes must be of Japanese origin and at least fifteen years old.
This is a professional show and all the bikes will be housed inside the museum, and if successful in it’s first year we will be building on it to make it bigger each time.
For all exhibitors you will also have free entry to Haynes Motor Museum which houses the largest collection of classic cars in the country.
For full details and entry forms please go to www.japfest.net or contact me with any queries at nick@japfest.net
I know that there are a lot of Z owners down this part and it would be good to see a few on display here.
We hope you will attend and look forward to meeting you.
Kindest regards
Nick Watson.