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Rach · Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 5:20 pm Post subject: Tankslappers at the TT

The happy Slappers who are currently on route to Heysham have promised to keep us updated with photos and news of their trip, heres the first pic.

Suzibabs & Nabber all packed up and raring to go.

netwarrior · Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 8:31 pm Post subject:

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Rach · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 5:45 am Post subject:

Triplechick & Suzibabs stop for liquid refreshment before getting on the ferry

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Rach · Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 7:02 am Post subject:

Racing cancelled yesterday due to weather, so they all headed to the pub Rolling Eyes

no further pics as yet.

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R1allmine · Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 7:54 am Post subject:

how many females are on this site?

are these two actually riding their own bikes to the TT or do the have boyfriends and just on back

I expect it will be the 2nd option and with their boyfriends

Ive never been to a TT yet, its hard to get away this time of year, lambing just finished and ploughing started, bailing about to start too.

I should really be getting out just now, came back in earlier to fill up the flask and sat down for a minute on here, and now its been an hour, these computers sure take up a lot of time, but good for parts and things.

good for weather reports too, ive a few good sites i will put up for you, gives you an idea how to plan the day no point starting cutting barley if its gonna rain, also really good if going out on bike so you can take water proofs, I will look up some good sites for you all, anyway its 10 o clock i better go get some work done, fencing this morning, its rubbish but has to be done

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Rach · Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 9:04 am Post subject:

R1allmine wrote:

how many females are on this site?

Quite a few and not many that don't ride their own bikes Laughing

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are these two actually riding their own bikes to the TT or do the have boyfriends and just on back

Their are 4 girls in the group and all ride their own bikes, Triple, ZZR600, R1 and a Fazer 600. However the girl on the latter is flying down as she is currently with child.

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I expect it will be the 2nd option and with their boyfriends

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Rach · Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 1:10 pm Post subject:

Just had text from Suzibabs

Still throwing it down in the IOM but they all managed round the track for "Mad Sunday".

They are now in Peel awaiting James Toesland who is performing with his band Crash.

I am now really jealous Crying or Very sad

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Rach · Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 2:51 pm Post subject:

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netwarrior · Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 2:53 pm Post subject:

Rach wrote:

Just had text from Suzibabs

Still throwing it down in the IOM but they all managed round the track for "Mad Sunday".

They are now in Peel awaiting James Toesland who is performing with his band Crash.

I am now really jealous Crying or Very sad

Been poor this year for the racing Rach? I've never been, looks great - I'll calander it for sure for next year though. Very Happy

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Rach · Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 7:33 pm Post subject:

Rach wrote:

Just had text from Suzibabs
They are now in Peel awaiting James Toesland who is performing with his band Crash.

They found him

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Rach · Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 12:00 pm Post subject:

McGuinness sets record in TT win

John McGuinness celebrates his Superbike victory on Monday
John McGuinness became the first rider to break the 130mph barrier in the Isle of Man TT when he won Friday's Senior race to complete a double.

The Yorkshire man, who also won the Superbike event, beat his own record by clocking 130.35 on the second lap.

McGuinness finished 33 seconds ahead of Guy Martin with Ian Hutchinson third.

Ian Lougher was fourth and he was followed home by NI's Adrian Archibald, Conor Cummins, Steve Plater and Michael Rutter in eighth.

Pre-race contenders Martin Finnegan, Bruce Anstey and Ryan Farquhar all retired on the opening lap.

Success in the final race of the centenary meeting takes McGuinness to 13 TT wins.

The first four finishers were all riding Honda machines.

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