British Ride and Show this Suday

[Guest SoCalDon]

November 6, Sunday: The Norton Owners Club 26th Annual Hansen Dam All British Ride and Show, Best Ride by a Dam Site. Located at the Osborne exit off the I-210 Fwy. in Sunland-Tujunga. Southern Californias largest All-Brit event with the usual 85 - 90 mile loop through the San Gabriel Mountains. Ride leaves at 10:00 A.M.; get there early for show registration and coffee.

 

http://www.voc.uk.com/sections/Southern_Ca...california.html

 

http://www.joeberkphotography.com/hansen_d..._rally_2004.htm

 

http://www.joeberkphotography.com/hansen_d...orton_rally.htm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[dlaing]

See you there!

I am up for some ecumenism...

I had to look that word up:

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

 

The word "ecumenism" (also oecumenism, œcumenism) (IPA: /ɛkˈjuːmɛˌnɪzəm/) is derived from the Greek oikoumene, which means "the inhabited world". The term is usually used with regard to movements toward religious unity. In its broadest meaning therefore, ecumenism is the religious initiative towards world-wide unity. At a minimum, ecumenism is the promotion of unity, co-operation, or improved understanding between distinct religious groups or denominations within the same religion more or less broadly defined.

 

Two general types of ecumenism are discernible. The interfaith ecumenical movement strives for greater mutual respect, toleration, and co-operation among the world religions. Ecumenism in this sense is discussed at great length under the entry on religious pluralism. This is distinguishable from ecumenism within a faith-group.

 

One of the important theoreticians of ecumenism was a French priest and theologian Yves Congar.

[dlaing]

You also forced me to look up

http://llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndro...iogogogoch.com/

[Guest SoCalDon]

See you there!

I am up for some ecumenism...

I had to look that word up:

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

 

The word "ecumenism" (also oecumenism, œcumenism) (IPA: /ɛkˈjuːmɛˌnɪzəm/) is derived from the Greek oikoumene, which means "the inhabited world". The term is usually used with regard to movements toward religious unity. In its broadest meaning therefore, ecumenism is the religious initiative towards world-wide unity. At a minimum, ecumenism is the promotion of unity, co-operation, or improved understanding between distinct religious groups or denominations within the same religion more or less broadly defined.

 

Two general types of ecumenism are discernible. The interfaith ecumenical movement strives for greater mutual respect, toleration, and co-operation among the world religions. Ecumenism in this sense is discussed at great length under the entry on religious pluralism. This is distinguishable from ecumenism within a faith-group.

 

One of the important theoreticians of ecumenism was a French priest and theologian Yves Congar.

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Dang! Dlaing, that’s quite a break down.

A few of us will be having agape @ the Whiteman Airport Grezzy Spoon ~8:30AM.

The entrance is off of Osborne Street.

The first road east of San Fernando road.

Look for San Fernando and Osborne.

 

WHITEMAN CONTROL TOWER

LOS ANGELES, CA 91331

Phone: (818) 896-5555

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[big J]

Is that a Guzzi engine in a modified featherbed? Good man!

[dlaing]

Cool Photos!!!

I'll try to hit the grezzy spoon, but I'll be riding with others who may have a different plan.

If anyone is going from San Diego, we'll probably be leaving from Escondido and meeting somewhere for coffee.

[belfastguzzi]

Is that a Guzzi engine in a modified featherbed? Good man!

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Why couldn't they make the Griso like that

a real proper bike

[dlaing]

Is that a Guzzi engine in a modified featherbed? Good man!

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Is the correct term loop frame, as featherbed refers to a Norton frame?

[big J]

It's hard to tell in the picture, but it certainly looks like a cut about Norton Featherbed frame.

You could well be right tho,I've never seen a loop frame Guzzi first hand.

[Guest SoCalDon]

The Café Racer’s drunk uncle is the Bobber!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[big J]

Nice pics, the difference tho,is that cafe racers are built to be faster than stock, not slower.

[dlaing]

It's hard to tell in the picture, but it certainly looks like a cut about Norton Featherbed frame.

You could well be right tho,I've never seen a loop frame Guzzi first hand.

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They both have big sweeping curves

I think this is a Featherbed:

 

And below is a Loop-Frame

 

And the one in question may be modified a bit for the fit to work

[Guest SoCalDon]

They both have big sweeping curves

I think this is a Featherbed:

 

And below is a Loop-Frame

 

And the one in question may be modified a bit for the fit to work

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dlaing,

 

Is their a site where S. D. folk tend to post the most?

[big J]

They both have big sweeping curves

I think this is a Featherbed:

 

And below is a Loop-Frame

 

And the one in question may be modified a bit for the fit to work

66123[/snapback]

 

Thanks,d. Looks like a loop frame right enough.

 

Whatever,it's cooler than a penguins bollocks.

[dlaing]

Whatever,it's cooler than a penguins bollocks.

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Almost as cool as Puffin Poo!