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Re: Hello from Sunny Leigh

Posted: 23 Aug 2015, 19:15
by Bradders
Welcome dean


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Re: Hello from Sunny Leigh

Posted: 23 Aug 2015, 22:06
by Barts dad
Welcome

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Re: Hello from Sunny Leigh

Posted: 25 Aug 2015, 09:33
by Alb26
Honda C90 ... some machine .. mate of mine had the Yamaha LS2 100 cc twin cylinder ..
what a little beauty.. I last saw it covered over with a sheet in his backyard with planks and bricks
on top .. Sadly he is no longer around ... a lovely little bike with a great sounding engine cannot beat the
classics ... welcome Dean M8tey

Re: Hello from Sunny Leigh

Posted: 26 Aug 2015, 19:35
by pip
welcome dean,is the Honda placky naked or fully duck boarded.either way a very versatile machine.
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Re: Hello from Sunny Leigh

Posted: 26 Aug 2015, 20:42
by GSDean
Hey Pip, your C90 looks amazing. Have you looked at Ed Marsh's travels on a C90 on YouTube. Type in C90 adventures and you will find him. He's a legend, he's been to Finland, Iran, Malaysia and Canada on his 90 and made a load of entertaining clips of his travels.
Cheers Dean

Re: Hello from Sunny Leigh

Posted: 27 Aug 2015, 06:35
by pip
yes cheers dean,I have watched the clips,wish the the honda was mine.

Re: Hello from Sunny Leigh

Posted: 28 Aug 2015, 07:37
by norifan
Hiya Dean, welcome aboard. My first bike was a C50 when I started work at 15 (1972) paid £10 for it and it was only 3 years old, all my mates learned to ride on it. Sold it as a non runner for £8 after one of em rode into the river??. Happy days.

Re: Hello from Sunny Leigh

Posted: 06 Sep 2015, 19:35
by markwf650
Hi Dean welcome along might meet up sometime from leigh too

Re: Hello from Sunny Leigh

Posted: 21 Sep 2015, 09:22
by NEL
Hi and welcome. My first bike was a c50. Went everywhere on it

Re: Hello from Sunny Leigh

Posted: 15 Nov 2015, 00:26
by rumpoldstilskin
Welcome Dean. Are you one of the lads that pops wheelies etc at The Heaton Bridge pub are you?

If not, most wednesday's at least three meet at The Martin Inn- Burscough the to the Heatons bridge and whereever. Big top ends and loud exhausts all of them from memory.