Wirral Egg Run 2012 by neiwil
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Comments (14)
Welcome back mate. OK I can see the bikes (nice) but where's the birds that should be riding on them?
Lots of creative bikes there! Clive
Nice... looks like fun.
Welcome back Neil. The AJS and Ariel are to die for. My Dad had an AJS in the 50's and swore by them. What a turn out here, will check out that link :)
Welcome back mate! My poor little camera would be worn out here lol So much to shot, so many cool looking bikes....and the 'Stig!' LOL Brilliant, what more could you ask for... ? Spitfire flypast maybe? lol ;-) Just kidding.... Dude, will mail.. Rob
Sweet, what more could you ask for, great bikes and scantily clad chicks!! Welcome back.
Oh. I thought it was a premature giant Easter Egg Hunt! I stand corrected. It looks like LAurel and Hardy on the bike in the middle photo, being stopped by the police for some comical reason. What's a Stig? A flying motorbike? The panorama looks great. It sure gives an insight how large this event is! Both in area and number of participants! Nice to see you posting again. Keep up the good work! :-)
OK, You've obviously gone some where other than the British Isles. SUN???? Neat pictures of a couple of oldies!
Looks like lots of fun. Great photos.
LOL! You're as bad as hubby! Anything with a motor that makes noise ... :)
some nice looking machines. like the stan and olly impersonators
wonderful collage
Thats a lot of bikes and some great looking ones. Great set!
When I was stationed in Japan, many years ago, I had a Pointer and I was told that it was an English make. Is that so? And if so, do they still make that brand? I've never heard of them before or since. It was a large heavy bike. If it was laid over on its side, I had to struggle to right by myself. It was an old rust bucket that I bought for $25. I abandoned it after it took me on an "Evil Kanivel " ride diagonally across a 30 feet wide drainage canal that was at least 20 feet deep. Hit a grassy slope just above the stone walls of the canal, skidded another 15 feet along a chicken wire fence, and wedged between a tree and the fence. As I reached the top of my arc across the canal I prayed; "God, if you get me out of this, I'll never ride another motorcycle as long as I live!" All I had was a tiny scratch about an inch long on the inside of my left thigh. No bruises, or broken bones. I walked away from that cycle and never looked back. Never been on one since. After all, there are some promise that one makes to God that one must keep! Heh! True story.