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WATSONIAN & ROYAL ENFIELD OPEN WEEKEND

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WATSONIAN & ROYAL ENFIELD OPEN WEEKEND
WATSONIAN & ROYAL ENFIELD OPEN WEEKEND With the terrible flooding that was occurring across areas of our country we were not sure if this open weekend would go ahead but with regular updates from Tony at Watsonian we were assured that they had remained unaffected and the weekend was going ahead as planned. And what a day out it was we left early in the morning to allow for any route adjustments due to flooding in other areas, with the boys snuggled under a blanket and Erin in her car seat oblivious to it all, and although we saw many flooded fields and one B road that had been closed we had an uneventful journey up. Stopping for a hearty breakfast on the way we arrived at the Watsonian base half an hour after they had opened and were directed to the overspill car park as we were in the car. Walking around the corner we were greeted by an extremely busy main parking area full of visiting motorcyclists on a range of machines vintage and modern. The local IAM group were taking those who wished to out on an observed ride. Jacket helmet and gloves along with a driving licence was all that was required for a Royal Enfield riding experience. Those wanting to try out the fun of travelling in a sidecar were treated to that delight with a chair fitted to an Enfield Bullet 500. I don’t believe there was a let up in the queue all day. Various stands were dotted about for those in need of spare parts and the “stop me and buy one” traditional ice cream bicycle set up did a roaring trade. Those in need of a little more sustenance were able to buy drinks and hot food from a very well set up gazebo covered mobile café and this area proved to be a popular resting spot out of the bright sunshine. The workshops were open to meander through with lots of work in progress, much of this destined for overseas purchasers We caught up with one or two members and non members alike and have to say it was an extremely enjoyable day out. Oh and the bouncy castle proved a big hit with my two lads or do I admit to an extremely older family member having a go too whilst my back was turned, just a pity I missed the photo opportunity!