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andy120t:
If you have a bit of spare time, Norfolk and Suffolk Air Museum is just down the road  from Beccles, in Flixton. Plus Andy Tiernans Brit bike shop in Framlingham if you take a circuitous route to Leiston.

I was in Leiston the other day looking at the old USAAF station memorial there. AI also found out that the next village Theberton had a Zeppelin crash there in WW1. Church has a big piece of it inside, and the very friendly village pub has a little display board telling the story.

Athame57:
If this weather doesn't let up I might have to think again.  :(

AshimotoK0:
Hoping to meet a few members there.

I will have my Tiger Tim Club (long story!) badge on.

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TrickyMicky:

--- Quote from: Athame57 on September 26, 2024, 05:10:55 AM ---If this weather doesn't let up I might have to think again.  :(

--- End quote ---
  Have faith my friend, the Rain God has to obey my commands!!!

XS850:
Just spent a good couple of hours at DS 400/4 Anniversary today - can only say a big “Thank You” to DS for doing this. Free entry, no problem parking (a car), free museum visit, burgers not extortionate, friendly & informative riders, welcoming & unstressed (surprisingly) sales team, bike jumble fairly priced.
As well as all that I’ve now got an idea of the differences between the early (1975) UK & Canadian/USA models - didn’t know that not only the indicators are different but the “stalks” are shorter & fatter than UK ones plus my personal “bugbear” the serial plate, finally saw another early 75 400 with the longer chassis/serial plate than is offered by ALL the suppliers I’ve contacted!
Bruce

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