VJMC Uttoxeter

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M6NTL
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VJMC Uttoxeter

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Just in case anyone is going to the VJMC Show at Uttoxeter this weekend, my HCS project will be there on display, on the Oldskool Performance stand.
Cheers, Mark.
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I'm planning to be there on sunday Mark, I'll make a point of seeing your display and noting that there isn't a pink fastener in sight but despite that it is still very nice.
There's more besides, joyrides and a little house in the countryside.
Get the balance right.
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Bit of a trek for me but would appreciate some piccies :popcorn
First to 200mph (2006) and still the fastest (211mph)
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errr going to Plymouth to buy a ZZR :oops:
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Entirely selfish shot of my HCS today...

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Korky Ballington - LEGEND...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn4IFjBe19g

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Mark,
after getting a nice tan and sore legs I managed to see every part of the show today except theOldSkoolPerformance stand despite trying very hard to track it down.
At least you got some pictures. Korkie was a star! great bloke.
There's more besides, joyrides and a little house in the countryside.
Get the balance right.
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Hi Mark
I like the look of the manifold, nice work
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Kevin Wiseman wrote:Hi Mark
I like the look of the manifold, nice work
Kevin
Thanks Kev. Nice of you to compliment the only part of the bike that I DIDN'T make myself..!!..
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dont worry m6ntl ive had a look and the rest of it looks pretty spectacular as well :lol: cant wait to see it all when its finished :cool:
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Guess it's a little like the front of a car?
Who is going to performance test it? :popcorn
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Opps :shock:
Thats probabaly cause its the only bit that i understand what its function in life is, still cant wait to see the finished article.
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Davidzapper wrote:Guess it's a little like the front of a car?
Who is going to performance test it? :popcorn
Yes, it is.
In fact, do you remember those horrible old Reliant Regal/Robin 3-Wheelers - it's quite a lot like one of those. Different rake figures, and ground trail etc, but the principle is the same.
So, I'm building a Plastic Pig!!!
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