One of the DR's who kept on fighting..

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I may find myself there on Sunday. If I have my son, we'll drive in and probably visit RAF Hendon

Ron, when they say singles, its not single Ladies day great site picture...

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The oversea riders may not know this name, so can I pass on some of Freds story to them.
Fred had been a WW2 despatch rider. When helmets wearing was made compulsory in Great Britain, Fred fought tooth and nail for the rest of his life to have the law repealed, because he saw compulsion as an infringment of our liberty.
At the time most of us saw helmet wearing as sensible and saw Fred as a bit of a crazy eccentric fighting a lost cause. But as we see so many of our freedoms whittled away by sucesesive governmants, I think Fred may have been a visionary.
As Kit says, a DR with proper spirit who kept fighting what he saw as wrong, right up to his end.
Read his name again and remember---- Fred Hill, despatch rider

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Fred Hill is pretty much why MAG exists....

Join up and even if you are not active , your subscription helps in the fight against legislation trying to push bikes off the road - pertinent to us for example if the 'anti tampering' chestnut that is back in contention - no work on your bike your self , no home made bits , no after market bits , unless approved and dealer fitted and on your registation docs....
That's a Euro directive not just British...

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