Three at the Bulldog Bash.

utopia · 15-08-2011, 10:14 PM

Yellow M600
Matt black 2-valver, dunno which model.
Red 2-valver, possibly with white corse stripe, again dunno which model but camped just a little way from my orange M750.
Sorry, I didn't get round to saying hello.

I got dragged into it by my Victory owning, skull-tattooed mate.
It was quite a good hoot in the end. Plenty of interesting bikes, a bit of drag racing, saw the wall of death (well worth anyone's £3). Although,apart from Quo, the music was all a bit thrashy. I did wonder about seeing if I could borrow a guitar in the acoustic tent, but there was never anyone there when I looked in. Probably just as well...there aren't many country tunes with much attitude.
Fireworks were excellent though, and the pattern that the smoke trails made, when lit up by the next big flash, has probably been instrumental in the final decision for my new paint...

15-08-2011, 10:14 PM	#1
utopia No turn left unstoned Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: leicester Bike: M750 Posts: 4,561	Three at the Bulldog Bash. Yellow M600 Matt black 2-valver, dunno which model. Red 2-valver, possibly with white corse stripe, again dunno which model but camped just a little way from my orange M750. Sorry, I didn't get round to saying hello. I got dragged into it by my Victory owning, skull-tattooed mate. It was quite a good hoot in the end. Plenty of interesting bikes, a bit of drag racing, saw the wall of death (well worth anyone's £3). Although,apart from Quo, the music was all a bit thrashy. I did wonder about seeing if I could borrow a guitar in the acoustic tent, but there was never anyone there when I looked in. Probably just as well...there aren't many country tunes with much attitude. Fireworks were excellent though, and the pattern that the smoke trails made, when lit up by the next big flash, has probably been instrumental in the final decision for my new paint...