Z1OwnersClub GB

Hi all.

Thought I'd remind you guys that you're all more than welcome to come and enjoy our biggest ever show this year at our usual haunt, The Bhurtpore Inn, Aston, Nantwich, Cheshire, CW5 8DQ. 6 miles from Whitchurch.
It takes place on Sunday 7th August, is FREE to enter and there's loads of trinkets up for grabs (except for Garry Leonard)
Camping on the Saturday night is also FREE, with room for both campers and tents etc.

Again we'll have the usual multi-prize raffle, but the star of the show is that you can win this fully restored 1972 Suzuki A100K, for just £2! All monies raised so far, and on the day will go to Macmillan Cancer, who will also be there on the day.
Our section members have fully restored this old tired nail into a masterpiece and you wouldn't believe how much this has cost in both money and time.... All I can say is "never again"!
Our local Suzuki dealer and main sponsor "Single Tracker" will be there, along with some bikes from Suzuki GB Classic (hopefully) and some of their own restored classics. Macmillan Cancer, John Browse and other stalls will be there too.
Anyone wishing to have a FREE plot for autojumble is also more than welcome, just let me know soon as you can.
Gates open at 10am, finishing after the main prize draw for the bike at 3pm.

Whilst I'm fully aware that this clashes with the festival at Donington, all I can ask is that maybe those who want to attend the Donington festival do so on the Saturday and then support us and Macmillan Cancer on the Sunday.

Kind regards, Will
Tel: 07955 302181

Big Fluff wrote:
It takes place on Sunday 7th August, is FREE to enter and there's loads of trinkets up for grabs (except for Garry Leonard)

You're starting to sound like Jim, Will.

See you on the 7th.

I have arranged with the local farmer to catch Garry on his way in with his muck spreader, to give the rest of us lesser mortals a chance see you there, weather permitting

DavidZ1R wrote:I have arranged with the local farmer to catch Garry on his way in with his muck spreader, to give the rest of us lesser mortals a chance see you there, weather permitting

Do you have friends in agricultural places David?....

Coming back up the A49 from the Raven last night I came out of a blind corner to be greeted by the aftermath of a Cows crossing point. The result of which is the contents of several of these bovines backsides welded to the Zeds sump and downpipes.

Hammer and bolster anyone?.

Sounds like bullsh*t to me !



give you something to do on a damp day Garry

The little Suzuki A100 is now finished and ready to win on the day of the show.

And it looks a top resto as well Will, well worth a couple of quid punt

Guys.

At our show next week we're holding an autojumble so please feel free to bring ANYHTING bike related you have for sale to our show next Sunday.

It's free, just stick a tag on whatever you have with price and name and we'll sell it for you.
Please pass on the info to anyone that's coming over for this fantastic show next Sunday 7th August.

Let's see if we can beat last years turnout of over 620 bikes!!

I look forward to seeing you all there on the day!

Regards, Will

What a great show,superb location and some really nice bikes. If I had realised how good I would have camped for the weekend.

The little A100 was a nice little bike , hope the winner was thrilled.

Hope it will be on again next year.

hi Will how are You and Angie keeping
have You moved house or am I mistaken
are You doing the Stafford show
are You missing the Saxon
I will bet Your back is not

Fantastic show and even bigger than last year...... you're gonna' need a bigger venue.

One slight criticism though Will, Judges seem to have got the Results for the Kawasaki section the wrong way round.

Yes fantastic show again, even bigger than last year, well done Jim and Will, great result with the raffle, great prize for a great cause, and waiting for the outcome of the stewards inquiry over the Kawasaki prizes, certain z1000 a1 owner gutted

Had a great day. Quite simply the best selection of 70s japs I ever saw.

DavidZ1R wrote:Yes fantastic show again, even bigger than last year, well done Jim and Will, great result with the raffle, great prize for a great cause, and waiting for the outcome of the stewards inquiry over the Kawasaki prizes, certain z1000 a1 owner gutted

Stop whinging you old fart
The best Kawa won, simple