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Driving home from the Capesthorn show, which was a great ride out on a beautiful day, well done Will for best 70's smoker and usual prize giving for best in show to Garry, needs a bigger shelf, well done tho, I stopped of at the barn owl pub in Lymm, and the flyers are up for Sunday 12th June 11am , or for Garry the 19th.

DavidZ1R wrote:Driving home from the Capesthorn show, which was a great ride out on a beautiful day, well done Will for best 70's smoker and usual prize giving for best in show to Garry, needs a bigger shelf, well done tho, I stopped of at the barn owl pub in Lymm, and the flyers are up for Sunday 12th June 11am , or for Garry the 19th.

David...

In an effort to add to my retirement fund and at the same time helping out all you owners of the lesser models, for a small-ish fee I'll happily leave the Thou at home thus giving all you bridesmaids their chance at glory for once.

Garry.L wrote:

DavidZ1R wrote:Driving home from the Capesthorn show, which was a great ride out on a beautiful day, well done Will for best 70's smoker and usual prize giving for best in show to Garry, needs a bigger shelf, well done tho, I stopped of at the barn owl pub in Lymm, and the flyers are up for Sunday 12th June 11am , or for Garry the 19th.

David...

In an effort to add to my retirement fund and at the same time helping out all you owners of the lesser models, for a small-ish fee I'll happily leave the Thou at home thus giving all you bridesmaids their chance at glory for once.

Went down to the Barn Owl VJMC show today. Numbers were a bit down but that was probably less to do with the weather and more to do with with the fact that my Thou wasn't going to be there so not much point in people attending really.

Anyway, congrats to David for winning the trophy for best rear wheel spacer in the Kawasaki class for his zed thingy what's-it's-called with half an engine.

If you need any polishing tips on how to clean your few, sorry new trophy then feel free to ask Fella.

Garry.L wrote:Went down to the Barn Owl VJMC show today. Numbers were a bit down but that was probably less to do with the weather and more to do with with the fact that my Thou wasn't going to be there so not much point in people attending really.

Anyway, congrats to David for winning the trophy for best rear wheel spacer in the Kawasaki class for his zed thingy what's-it's-called with half an engine.

If you need any polishing tips on how to clean your few, sorry new trophy then feel free to ask Fella.

Such a wag Garry, shame about the weather, at least I rode there on my half engined thingy, unlike some

DavidZ1R wrote:

Garry.L wrote:at least I rode there on my half engined thingy, unlike some

Should have put it the back of a van David..... like some others...

Slightly random but, given you've got a Z250, Is the Ballington rep version any more valuable than standard?

Ta.

Garry.L wrote:

DavidZ1R wrote:

Garry.L wrote:at least I rode there on my half engined thingy, unlike some

Should have put it the back of a van David..... like some others...

Slightly random but, given you've got a Z250, Is the Ballington rep version any more valuable than standard?

Ta.

Not really Garry, some say they are rare, but they are not, it was only a conversion set Kawasaki produced to shift the remaining stock of z 250 a's, the very rare parts are the exhaust system, guess who got a set today

DavidZ1R wrote:
Not really Garry, some say they are rare, but they are not, it was only a conversion set Kawasaki produced to shift the remaining stock of z 250 a's, the very rare parts are the exhaust system, guess who got a set today

Cheers David.

Had a Z250 back in the day and the Zorsts rotted away in a time period you could measure in hours.

Been offered a resto Ballington rep (not seen it yet) just wondered if it made a difference to the value.

At this rate Garry you'll collect as many trinkets in the next 6 years as the Silver Saxon did in the first year