AJS & Matchless Owners Club

Thanks Mike and Ray, you both missed out, I could have taken your bikes, so you missed out big time.
More photo's from Saturday evening.

More photo's

Final day, a long run of 6 miles, to visit some prehistoric caves, when we left my 1937 G8 would not restart, so had to get a lift back to the site for the van to recover.
Lunch in a Restaurant reserved exclusively for the IJR.
Photo's follow of the caves and the bikes parking.

Dudley and all

Thanks for the photos. It's great that you've had such a terrific time.

I particularly enjoyed the bullfighting rehearsal, it looked great..

Safe journey home.

Johnny B

56G80S wrote:Dudley and all

Thanks for the photos. It's great that you've had such a terrific time.

I particularly enjoyed the bullfighting rehearsal, it looked great..

Safe journey home.

Johnny B

And from me, I have followed these posts and photos with great interest - keep 'em coming as you all head home please!

It's the last night, we had folk singing and Sardines.
Here is a photo of the folk singers.

Photo of the Tigers just before entering Spain.

Rob decided to change bikes!

First leg of the home journey complete with 360 miles we are in Valencia De Don Jaun. One of the Tigers is burning petrol at a rate alarming rate, it may it's speed or the Rider or the riders weight? I let you decide. Tomorrows ride is of to France (Bassens) 380 miles. So it's beer time now and waiting for dinner.

I forgot to mention that we have lost Sleepy, as you can see from the photo two are missing as Dopey took it, is he still on site with Snow White? If you see him please let us know.