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Hi Strimstrum!
Just got your registration!
Great to see you again, hope all the others can make it too, would be very nice.
See you soon - Jens
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if i can
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Originally Posted by El Aleman - Jens
Just got your registration!
Great to see you again, hope all the others can make it too, would be very nice.
See you soon - Jens 
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hi jens, if i can i,ll be there, let you know next week, after the great meet in italy i to would like see you all again. and i have set my heart on goin to africa, possibly next year
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will be there parking space for the cars? I have sold my bike in home-country and not have a bike here at the moment
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Sounds like an excellent location, this could be my first HU meet!
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Cars are okay - no problem!
Hi Guys,
of course you can show up in a car or even Campervan - no problem!
(Just wear a helmet....)
Welcome to HU Germany!!!
Jens, flying out to South America on sunday!
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good news about cars...
will register soon.. also not away from karlsrhe. if anyone needs lift (near karlsruhe) just pm me. will be place for 2 more people
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I hope I can make this meet and let me tell you why.
I attended this meet twice and found it to be so friendly and enjoyable, because it was just the atmosphere of Ripley as it was a few years ago. And that's unique. I love the Ripley meet, but next to it, I like this one. It's so relaxed, it's in lovely country with good people (buy the farm-made apple cider/wine nearby from local people,) who are so welcoming. The people who attend are fascinating, including a young woman who was going to bike to Siberia and come back by horse! and the Dutchman on his diesel bike who did HUGE distances in the 'Stans before his frame broke! That's the kind of people who come here. But most were normal punters who take the trips we can, and all the more welcome for that.
As many of us know, Germany and its people are great: you will enjoy the ride to get there if you're from the UK. (I found NorfolkLine the cheapest) I was very tired when I got to the French/Belgian border a bit later than I meant to, so I slept under a bush on a motorway lane divider which hid my bike and me, I thought. Cops came in the night but were so nice, just saying, go in the morning, will you? Of course!
If you've free time you can stop at the Bikers Loft Motel near Bruges, Belgium, (rooms, rock bands)on the way back. If you're just beginning to travel on your bike, then you couldn't do better than to come here - you'll be among friends. I threw a sickie  to ride here and have a good time at Oberliebersbach. So can you! Bugger work - get a life!!!!
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