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Crossing the border is simplicity itself. No barriers, no guards, no passporst etc. |
A week or so
ago I made my annual trip to the Republic of Ireland for the MZ Riders Club
rally there.
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MZ TS250s |
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ex-Belgian police ETZ250 with an estimated 350,000 km on the clock |
As in previous
years there were a goodly number of Royal Enfields present, as it seems that
many of those who like MZs and Jawas also like the simplicity of Royal Enfields.
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Continental GT & 500 Bullet |
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350 & 500 Bullets |
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military 500 Bullet |
In addition
there was a lovely little Jawa 350 and, my personal favourite, a Ural 650
sidecar outfit.
It wouldn’t be
an MZ rally if someone wasn’t dismantling their bike on site. In this instance
the rear shock on this TS250 decided to dismantle itself en-route. So, out with the spanners,
and wasn’t there a huge selection?
The evenings
sorted them selves out, as these things usually do, with music and the odd beer
or two.
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Mick & Sean providing some tunes |
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this doesn't sound quite so bad in Ireland |
So, until next
year then. Actually, this is one of my favourite things about motorcycle events. You
can make plans for twelve months hence and no one thinks it odd.
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beautiful Norton which looked like it had just rolled off the production line |
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