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BikerGran
20-01-2005, 11:01 PM
I heard yesterday that I've been accepted as the new Dorset Area Rep for NABD.

I've learnt a lot over the last year or so, about being off the road, about being in a wheelchair, or on crutches. So I thought I'd put that knowledge to good use by volunteering and making something useful out what has been a complete pain in the proverbial!

I hope to start a local group and to run an NABD stand at the bike nights on Poole Quay in the summer and at any other bike events in Dorset that I can get to. I've got a local pub in mind for meetings - two bike clubs meet there already so I hope they've got room for another!

It's great to have something to plan for, that I'll be able to do whether or not I'm back on the road on my trike.

:)

Wish me luck!

ForestFred
20-01-2005, 11:05 PM
Way to go BG. remember the first rule of running anything DELEGATE!!. wish you every success .

defarter
20-01-2005, 11:05 PM
Good luck BG hope all goes well for you ;) ;)

Shep
20-01-2005, 11:40 PM
Go for it BG...have fun. :)

Bosun
20-01-2005, 11:51 PM
good luck there BG and have fun remeber this is why we do it

as Forest Fred said though, delegate, find at least one other to share the load

lowrider632002
21-01-2005, 12:02 AM
:cool: Good luck Bikergran,Im sure folks would agree organizations like NABD, need all our continued support. Its always good to know that if needed there are folks we can turn to if we ever need help or support. More power to ya girl.
Ive recently come back into the fold having given car, job and modern life far to much of my precious time, currently workin on GSXR750 lowrider project, which from time to time seems like one step forward and two back. Gettin there though, thanx to Mike Hose, Roy,Marty(Wirral Custom).
Fooooooooookin rooooooooooooooooll on summer!

Ride Free.

Freak
21-01-2005, 08:17 AM
All the Best BG. Looks like your in an ideal area far, far away from Mr Hulse :D :D :D

Doro
21-01-2005, 08:26 AM
oooooooooo Freak you are on thin ice there lol



happy happy news bikergran, we look forward to seeing your name in the NABD magazine, also Dorset ain't too far to go for events :D

Mitch
21-01-2005, 10:14 AM
Way to go BG. remember the first rule of running anything DELEGATE!!. wish you every success .

Yessssss. I know that one (learned it too late for me though!!), you can only delegate so much to Mrs R and the cats, then you get rebellion... when the cats turn on you, you know you've got it bad!

Bag Lady
21-01-2005, 10:29 AM
Well Done BG. :o Nice to make something positive out of something not so good. Just goes to show that all knowledge is useful.

100%Pat
21-01-2005, 10:39 AM
Nice one Biker Gran.
And welcome Bag Lady.... do you have a shopping trolly? ;)

technoboiler
21-01-2005, 10:39 AM
well done BG, me and my mate have just joined NABD,

lets hope plenty others do too,,xxx

krammer
21-01-2005, 11:16 AM
the jolly sailor on poole quay was a fantastic watering hole for bikers! as my wife comes from poole i would love to get back there. :)

BikerGran
21-01-2005, 10:55 PM
Yes it was the bikers meeting at the Jolly Sailor that started of all this "Dream Machines" stuff - thats what they call the bike night on Poole Quay now, its a bit 'organised' and imo none the better for that, but at least it wasn't stopped when the council wanted to - the traders on the quay saw to that!
Get thousands of bikes there on a fine Tuesday evening in the summer!

I do intend to delegate - my first action will be to get a regular meeting of local members going so that I've got someone to delegate to!

I have a history of starting things - a fundraising group I started for one charity when my children were small and now I'm a granny and its still going - without me, cos I like to get something up and running so that it doesn't need me any more, then I can move on to something new!

Bosun
22-01-2005, 12:02 AM
dont come fron binfield do you?

welcome

Born2bVile
22-01-2005, 02:23 AM
Welcome to the inner echelons of NABD. May all of your local meetings become mini-parties (and with beer and a good crowd of people, they usually do :rolleyes: ).

There's a few of us lurk on here (and other forums), including Rick when he gets a minute (which ain't very often).

Good luck with everything, and if you need any help, just shout (not at me though :D )

Cheers,

Byrnie.