Did you know?
A Chapter of GWRRA now exists in the United Kingdom,so look us up when you get on over, with or without your Wing.That hand of friendship is always extended.

By Gerry. on Monday, April 09, 2001 - 02:58 pm:

Great news Peter, congradulations !

Gerry.
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By Ken Hansen on Monday, April 09, 2001 - 07:19 pm:

Welcome aboard

By Joe in Ga on Tuesday, April 10, 2001 - 07:49 am:

Peter....... You HAVE signed up as a member, right?

If not, now you have a REAL reason to do so. And feel free to put my member number at the bottom of your application. Tell 'em "joe in ga" sent ya!

joe in ga
GWRRA # 123239

By David F. Calahan on Tuesday, April 10, 2001 - 09:56 am:

Congrats Peter!! Do you have a website yet?

Please keep us posted on the developements, and also let us know how the "Home Office" responds to you.


Thanx again,
Dave Calahan

By Bill Olson on Tuesday, April 10, 2001 - 12:37 pm:

I just saw a program on "The Learning Channel". It was a program made in England showing all the stupid things that drivers do in England.

Of special note, they said the biggest cause of single vehicle motorcycle accidents was diesel fuel spills by large trucks and showed examples of some spills. Diesel fuel is very slippery.

By Peter Russell on Tuesday, April 10, 2001 - 01:39 pm:

Too late again Joe in Ga. Gave nomination for friendfinder to my lady partner, who has been member for a while,now dishing out applications with my number on.
Dave, our website co-ordinator has just "volunteered" to get it soerted, so hang on there, things are a moving. He is Andy Knapp, a regular contributor to these pages.
You are so right Bill, diesel is still wastefully spilled from trucks, on corners and our lovely roundabouts, and I say wastefully, for it costs more than gas here, and thats about 5 times what you pay! It's just like riding on ice, but usually you can smell it before you have to ride over it, so some little warning is given, allowing the old sphincter muscles to contract a bit while you steer a gentle path over the spill.
Yes guys, riding motorcycles in UK is very skilled, if success and old age is what you hanker after. See you around, when I get over for Wing Ding, with 1800 as well.

By Bob Kekeis on Tuesday, April 10, 2001 - 06:39 pm:

Peter, Be sure and let me know the URL when you have the pages up so that I can get it on the Links page.

By ttt on Wednesday, April 11, 2001 - 02:09 pm:

If I ever get a chance to go to the Uk again.(lived there for awhile and then visited again yrs later.)..I'd like to rent a motorcycle for touring. Are there rentals and what do the rent for? Or would car be cheaper?