- Mon Sep 15, 2014 12:53 am
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Scrumptious Sunday
The hollyville was in full swing again today. There were visitors from near and far, including a couple of Dutch guys who had ridden their Triumphs from the Netherlands.
It really seems to be becoming quite an event. There were many more marques there today, which made it all the more interesting.
There were two Sunbeams, two HRD Vincents, A matchless, an AJS, a couple of Nortons, A Velocette, at least half a dozen BSA's, but the prize for the greatest number of any mark went as usual to Triumph. There must have been 15 to 20 of them there. OH, there was a Royal Enfield too!
Bertie the Bullet's owner turned up on the 'NC' and it was nice to meet again. Chatted to a few people from last week and had a very nice time. Here are a few pics.
09:40 I had arrived a little early, and looking out of the window, I start to wonder about the lack of bikes.
By 10:20, the parking area was ablaze with colour, from polychromatic to chrome and power blue and just about every other colour under the sun.
A Ducati, Matchless, 'A familiar green machine' and a BSA
HRD Vincent, two Sunbeams, an orange/white BSA
Those two sunbeams again.
3 Triumphs and a Norton.
This BSA looked very sturdy.
The second HRD Vincent of the day!
A black Velocette.
A tidy BSA, love the paint scheme.
A Kwacker W650 (and why not, it's a nice bike!) plus an AJS
A couple of visiting Dutch Triumphs talk 'Tulip'.
Here is a quick run around the parking area
BONUS PICTURE
That second HRE Vincent again, It caused quite a stir!
I am planning (Weather permitting) to visit again next Sunday. Watch and hear the bikes come in and go out, chat to their owners about them or just walk around admiring them. A good breakfast, beautiful bikes, friendly owners, what more could you want on a Sunday morning?
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Scrumptious Sunday
The hollyville was in full swing again today. There were visitors from near and far, including a couple of Dutch guys who had ridden their Triumphs from the Netherlands.
It really seems to be becoming quite an event. There were many more marques there today, which made it all the more interesting.
There were two Sunbeams, two HRD Vincents, A matchless, an AJS, a couple of Nortons, A Velocette, at least half a dozen BSA's, but the prize for the greatest number of any mark went as usual to Triumph. There must have been 15 to 20 of them there. OH, there was a Royal Enfield too!
Bertie the Bullet's owner turned up on the 'NC' and it was nice to meet again. Chatted to a few people from last week and had a very nice time. Here are a few pics.
09:40 I had arrived a little early, and looking out of the window, I start to wonder about the lack of bikes.
By 10:20, the parking area was ablaze with colour, from polychromatic to chrome and power blue and just about every other colour under the sun.
A Ducati, Matchless, 'A familiar green machine' and a BSA
HRD Vincent, two Sunbeams, an orange/white BSA
Those two sunbeams again.
3 Triumphs and a Norton.
This BSA looked very sturdy.
The second HRD Vincent of the day!
A black Velocette.
A tidy BSA, love the paint scheme.
A Kwacker W650 (and why not, it's a nice bike!) plus an AJS
A couple of visiting Dutch Triumphs talk 'Tulip'.
Here is a quick run around the parking area
BONUS PICTURE
That second HRE Vincent again, It caused quite a stir!
I am planning (Weather permitting) to visit again next Sunday. Watch and hear the bikes come in and go out, chat to their owners about them or just walk around admiring them. A good breakfast, beautiful bikes, friendly owners, what more could you want on a Sunday morning?
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REOC 15084
Tabellarius de verbis. Ostensor gaudium
Tabellarius de verbis. Ostensor gaudium
