The Profiles Pages at South of Watford feature a seriously wide ranging bunch of people with an even wider choice of transport. There are however two common threads; Firstly I know these guys and secondly they all have a set of two wheels. From geared vintage scooters, to modern twist & go's and, from way, way over in the left field of the farside, bloody big motorbikes.

Don't let that put you off - read what they have to say about the open road first. (all these profiles coming over the next few weeks)

Keith Dyer
	Keith Dyer, member of Maidenhead Phoenic SC on getting in to scootering and a really bad joke about a golf playing nun.>>More
Andy Cowhig
	Coming soon . >>More
Dave Cribbs
	Coming soon >>More
Lord St John of Bletso
	Lord Anthony St. John serves as a sitting member of the House of Lords and is an extra Lord-in-Waiting to Her Majesty the Queen with responsibility for African heads of state. He is also non-exec Chairman of Spiritel plc. >>More
Blake Thomas - an extrordinary Mod from Louisville, Kentucky
	Blake is one of just three Mods in Louisville and has an eye for detail. He says, "I like records, scooters, fashion, subcultures, foreign films, playing guitar, TV shows on DVD, and lots of other things that make me sound like a snob, but I'm not, I promise. >>More
Homer - AKA Paul Calderbank from Manchester - 'Just your typical fella.'
	"Don't get me wrong I'm not a full on Boating Blazer Mod or anything like that. I just like the stylish/casual clothes the desert boot's,the Levi's the Fred Perry's - the casual Mod maybe..." >>More
Julian Barnes - used to be a nutter but is now General Manager of Samsung
	I started riding in 1975 at about 10 yrs old on old field bikes then trail bikes, progressed to some trials riding once I could afford a decent bike, started racing Motocross when I was 22 yrs old in the AMCA with Leeds Motocross club, voted Rider of the Year in 1988. >>More
Jim Robertson - Big time Gooner and Harley rider
	We all remember the summer of 1976 (Well us oldies do), it was an absolute scorcher which made the paper round all the more bearable. I managed to save £140 pound and buy my first bike, a 2 year old Yamaha RS 100 and I've never looked back since. >>More