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Have to agree the TT is a must do for every biker, seeing these guys going down bray hill is a sight you will never forget, and the entertainment at night is magic as well,then there is all the bikes parked up along douglas prom. Pure magic. Gary

I would stay in a hotel, my wife is laughing her socks off imagining me putting up and sleeping in a tent and actually finding the place. I want the camping gear for the irish guzzi rally, i imagine it is held in a field so i am going to be a REAL biker and rough it .as long as there is food and beer for sale i,ll survive. No chance of me cooking anything though.

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Hi Well i am looking for a tent and a sleeping bag, never bought this stuff before. Can anyone reccomend one that is really easy to put up, is light and does not take up a lot of space on the back of the bike. there is hundreds out there but would like one that has been tried and tested at rallys, tours etc. Thanks Gary

Original is always best, in years to come it will be worth a lot more (what model of HD is the blue and white one) Gary

Moto ecosse did a 6000 mile service for me, The bike certainly run better on the way home than on the way down, they are in ayr, and the owner Mal is guzzi mad. just a quick run up the m6 Gary

Yes i joined in december, I will wait till the next issue of gambalunga (great mag) before i book a ferry, then i will have to sort out a tent, sleeping bag etc. As a matter of interest what is the minimum gear i could take without buying panniers, i have a mg tankbag (ebay) and the bike had a venturer rack on it when i bought it. I have toured on a bike before but always went for the easy option (hotel or B&B ). Gary

Martin Have you paid the rally organisers or do you pay when you arrive. Gary

Yep Wheres the new bike of the month

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Great news Guy, it must be a burden lifted from your shoulders, now get on your bike and ride. Gary

Great looking bike jock, where did you get the rear light /number plate holder from. Gary

How about Good things come to those who wait (a while)

Can you get a loan of a speedo with over 7500 miles on it and fit it to the bike

Wow, that is serious money for the griso, £9652 in oz against £7500 over here. Gary

Hi George Try bestbikingroads.com for some fun runs Gary

Wifes car is a renault scenic (she picked/paid for it ). The only time i get to drive it is for trips to b and q (hardware store) and then i have to clean it for the privelige,I dont run a car now as i dont need one, but my last one was a puegot 406hdi which had fantastic fuel economy. Gary

Its in euros, works out at £600 in real money. 1220 canadian.