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. I was still going anyway 
. By the time I got the Cub out of the garage the rain had stopped but it was still grim. I know some of you are probably a bit shocked about me going on a Cub ride out on a Cub. It's usually something else :lol: . I was meeting Mr Cubman just around the corner at Pitstop motorcycles at 9.30 am. We had a quick chat with Tony the owner who was lamenting the state of the industry in general and his business in particular. He was moaning about tyre kickers and time wasters etc ........er that'll be us then, he wasn't too happy :shock: :lol: :lol: we wished him a happy new year and left removing the sharp cutlery and the odd length of rope we could see lying around, you know just in case . Good grief someone else has turned up :o Bramble123. He didn't look that wet? Turns out he only lives just down the road. It's the first time he's met us lot and he actually seems sane : what's that all about? We ask him about his Cub, what year is it is it 6v or 12v etc. It turns out he recently paid £20.00 for it :shock: . I immediately went right off him, £20.00 indeed. As it turns out he's turned up on a Honda VFR750 Grrrr :evil: :lol: . Finally Russ turns up, soaked to the skin, literally. Er Russ stop moaning about the rain and explain to me why you haven't put the wet weather gear that I know you own. It wasn't raining when I started off. I give up 
. Oh b****ks that means we'll have to go then :lol: . I led taking us over 'Winter Hill' towards and into Belmont to the Black Dog pub where we take a left onto the A675 towards the M65 Motorway. Up the hills Horobags is struggling to keep up, strange that as he's not that overweight :oops: :lol: . We arrive at the roundabout by the Motorway cross over and carry on along the A675 till we meet the A6061 towards the village of Hoghton. Everyone is keeping up, just, Brambles struggling a bit on the VFR :twisted: . We turn right at the post office and take the back lanes ( yes it's still raining) up to the main lights on the A677/A59. It's the A59 we need past the BAE Aerospace factory and heading for Clitheroe. There's quite a bit of traffic on the road. We stop at a set of lights and Horobags aint happy with the Cubs performance. 'It's struggling up the hills I think the clutch may be slipping'. I remarked that it did seem a bit slow compared to mine and Russ's :roll: .
. We slow down after a short distance and the Horobags comes flying past, RACE. Me and Russ haul him in and pass him. Old Horo isn't happy :x . I was still leading as we approach Clitheroe. Horobags musters all the power from his Cub and pulls along side (45mph). He point to his groin :o and, I may be wrong here but he shouts 'I WANT A KISS' still pointing to his man region :o :o :shock: I know we are mates and all that but well you know there are limits :oops: :oops: . He overtakes and pulls it a petrol station a couple of miles up the road and nips to the toilet for a p***. Phew thank God for that :lol: :lol: :roll: . Russ by now is doubly soaked and is the point of turning around and going home. I threaten, sorry, persuade him to carry on. How far is it he asks? about 12miles, you said that 20 miles ago. I know Russ, I lied then but I'm telling the truth now :roll: . He didn't believe me until we were back on our way and I pointed to the sign post 'Settle 12miles'. Oh did I mention it was raining :roll: . Out of Gisburn to Settle should have been a pleasant ride but we got stuck behind an Eddie Stobbart bloody truck. As soon as we got to Settle, literally, we swung our legs off the bikes and the rain stopped.
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