Help to save the National Motorcycle Museum and win a bike

jongood

jongood

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The National Motorcycle museum hasnt been able to reopen because they re stuffed for money are having a raffle to win a motorcycle to try and raise
funds to re-open. I think it would be a shame to lose it and if you re reading this you probably wouldnt mind winning another bike so details are

Bike Raffle | National Motorcycle Museum

www.nationalmotorcyclemuseum.co.uk
 
It doesn’t say how much the tickets are.
 
Done, great cause and great prizes.
Obviously when I win I’ll have to get a larger garage ;)
 
Done!

I also bought tickets for the current quarter’s bike raffle so that’s me now in with the chance of winning two out of four bikes! 😁

Ian 😎
 
These are the bikes in the Covid Raffle:

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And this the prize for the summer raffle:

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Ian
 

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Bought a couple....

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When I win - Throbbie, Throbbie, Throbbie - yeehaw !!
 
I'd love the B31. Had one when I was 17.

I'll be entering.

EDIT - Done.
 
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jongood said:
I hadnt noticed that one, might go back and have another go. I wonder if it would fit in the garage?
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If it wouldn’t now, it would by the time they announced you as the winner! 😉

Ian

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All done Thanks for sharing (y) (y) :cool:
 
I was just passing this thread by when I realised I’ve been to the museum a few times and thoroughly enjoyed it, I spent many of my formative years fishing bikes out of the canal and rebuilding them, we kept a Greaves scrambler tucked away in the corner of the field at school and used to ride it on the old railway line after school, and I learned to ride on a 650 Bonneville, huge part of my youth, it would be such a shame to lose this resource so had a hundred quids worth, money well spent, must have saved 100 times that not going to the pub during Covid. (y)
 
I have posted it on the Bird ( CBR1100XX ) forum too

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Love the sentiment, no thanks for the bike Rose specs and a workers sit in, does it come with a drip tray and AA membership? 45 year old ( 60+ year old design) and very hard seals , unless comes with a complete rebuild would not be interested , not dissing or slagging off bike but being realistic ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and a silver jubilee trumpet was not worth that much anyway! Sending a donation to museum I am not in the slightest interested in bike ! 2nd and 3rd bikes ,,,,,,,,,,,,had both ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,never again,,,,,,,,,,,,no rose tinted specs here had a Yamaha Y 100cc twin that wiped the floor for the Ariel and the BSA and was so reliable as for the RD 250 it would beat them all! A great prize for those that like getting covered in oil and remembering * when* I remember when and have no intention of going back!
 

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