Looked a really enjoyable day out & the weather co-operated too. I remember as a kid seeing the wall of death at Skeggy many times. Thanks for posting.
Even though I was at the Stafford bike show on the Sunday I must say your video was very pleasing to watch covering all aspects of the show aspecialy for people whatever reason could not turn up on the day.
From what I can find on the Internet, Georges bike for the film was actually built around a flat tank 1928 AJS H5. The one at the show was just made as a lookalike and used a Triumph. The Stafford shows are well worth a visit, and there's two to choose from, certainly is a great day out 👍🏻
Many thanks for sharing your day out with us, it was a fantastic show. I though about about going but didn’t feel up to it due to having the tail end of covid. You showed us some fabulous bikes, those Broughs were amazing. My grandad actual knew George Brough when he lived in Nottingham, he had a workshop in Haydon Road, Sherwood. Yes please, more ramblings, they’re always full of interesting and nostalgic content. Take care and best wishes.
Thank you so much for the kind comments, glad you enjoyed it and hope your over the covid now. I always loved Broughs, but there now among the exotic markes that few can afford. Cheers.
Thanks for the walk round, but you did make me a bit jealous showing that cornish Pastie up so close, don't find them any where on the continent and they were an invaluable part of my life when I still lived "at home". Really got to make sure i'm in UK for this show some time soon...., not many shows left where one can see so many bikes from the pioneer days of motorcycles, and i'm not the youngest anymore. I certainly won't reach the age of many of the bikes on show here, oh bugger!
Thanks for the comments, glad you enjoyed the trip. Cornish pasties are my favourite lunch time snack and I always look for a pastie van at these shows. Hope you can get over and visit one of the shows before too long. Cheers.
Looked a really enjoyable day out & the weather co-operated too. I remember as a kid seeing the wall of death at Skeggy many times. Thanks for posting.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it and it brought back a memory or two.
Cheers.
Even though I was at the Stafford bike show on the Sunday I must say your video was very pleasing to watch covering all aspects of the show aspecialy for people whatever reason could not turn up on the day.
Thank you so much for your kind comments, glad you found it interesting.
Cheers.
That was really good...i couldn't make it this year so your ...really informative video was very welcome ...thank you .
Glad you liked it, pitty you couldn't make it but mabee next year.
Cheers.
Great vid, I think you really did get a flavour of the show. As you state you can walk around for hours.
Many thanks glad you enjoyed it.
Cheers.
Cracking show cheers bud 👍🏻
So glad you enjoyed it.
Cheers.
Cheers for I nice selection of what's going on mate 😊
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
Cheers.
That was fantastic . I live in Ireland and am now going to attend the show next year . Thanks for a great stream . I could watch that all night
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it. A long trip from Ireland, but I'm sure it will be worth it.
Cheers.
Might see ya there 👍
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those sunbeams look good , what a great show ;;;
Yes, they always seem to have a lot of modified bikes on the Sunbeam Owners stand, glad you enjoyed the video.
Cheers.
I always thought George bike was a Ridge 😊 everyday is a school day. Must get to this show what a great day out
From what I can find on the Internet, Georges bike for the film was actually built around a flat tank 1928 AJS H5. The one at the show was just made as a lookalike and used a Triumph.
The Stafford shows are well worth a visit, and there's two to choose from, certainly is a great day out 👍🏻
Many thanks for sharing your day out with us, it was a fantastic show. I though about about going but didn’t feel up to it due to having the tail end of covid. You showed us some fabulous bikes, those Broughs were amazing. My grandad actual knew George Brough when he lived in Nottingham, he had a workshop in Haydon Road, Sherwood. Yes please, more ramblings, they’re always full of interesting and nostalgic content. Take care and best wishes.
Thank you so much for the kind comments, glad you enjoyed it and hope your over the covid now.
I always loved Broughs, but there now among the exotic markes that few can afford.
Cheers.
Thanks for the walk round, but you did make me a bit jealous showing that cornish Pastie up so close, don't find them any where on the continent and they were an invaluable part of my life when I still lived "at home". Really got to make sure i'm in UK for this show some time soon...., not many shows left where one can see so many bikes from the pioneer days of motorcycles, and i'm not the youngest anymore. I certainly won't reach the age of many of the bikes on show here, oh bugger!
Thanks for the comments, glad you enjoyed the trip.
Cornish pasties are my favourite lunch time snack and I always look for a pastie van at these shows. Hope you can get over and visit one of the shows before too long.
Cheers.