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Date Posted: Wed, Apr 15 2009, 10:26:08
Author: Hirsch Moss
Subject: Re: Ton-up day and the book.
In reply to: Chester 's message, "Re: Ton-up day and the book." on Tue, Jun 24 2008, 0:02:23

Hi Chester, I dont recall any of the names or recognise many faces i used to go to the bee 1963 1964 (i think), I had a royal enfield 250 clipper (wouldnt pull the skin of a rice pudding) and lived on the meriden estate also went to the coffee bar in camden cant remember the name I now have a harley street bob 1450 and still riding at 61 and going on rallies, two mates from then John Collings and Derek from Cow Lane, both had tiger cubs, I do intend to come to one of your meets at Colney this summer,but I would like a copy of your book if you could post to Bournemouth,and i will pay you through Paypal if you have a email address,All the Best Hirsch (H)I do remember being stopped at the Noke by Pc Mohony he said you were riding rather erraticly young man and i said thank you sir,i was 16 at the time and thought it was a compliment, but he was allways fair,even with the colourful labels we had stuck in our tax holders i remember Richard Margraves he had a Triton he built himself north orbital road, had alsations,ok by for now,H

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Re: Ton-up day and the book. -- Chester, Thu, Apr 16 2009, 23:32:50