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does basils rideout include water crossings??
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Your free to camp where you please,or book into any of the B and B's.
Not exactly a welcome response. I don't need or usually like to stay in B&Bs but more to the point the idea of camping together is to get to know others.
I was merely asking why stay in a site prone to flooding if another is available.
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Not exactly a welcome response. I don't need or usually like to stay in B&Bs but more to the point the idea of camping together is to get to know others.
I was merely asking why stay in a site prone to flooding if another is available.
It was not ment to sound un-welcomeing

It's a laid back meeting so if people want to saty else where and just turn up for the ride out's that's fine.


We are useing this site,because the site is closed and only open for our meeting.

It's ease to get breakfast made here,and it's very laid back .so no problem with having a few 's late at night...unlike the other site

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ride-outs
Sorry if i've missed this guys, but is there a ride-out happening on sunday?

Working fri/sat, but if theres anything going on sunday i'd love to pop by.
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Sorry if i've missed this guys, but is there a ride-out happening on sunday?

Working fri/sat, but if theres anything going on sunday i'd love to pop by.
I'll be heading north on Sunday, take in in a couple of trails through Kirby Stephen, Brough and Penrith areas if you fancy it ??

Maybe even head west after Penrith and take a trip down the Old Coach road ??
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Sounds good, let us know what time ur thinkin of going.

Old coach road's a bit of a mess at the mo, bloody 4 wheelers have made a bog of a section half way through. Also one of the ''puddles'' submerged the missus drz's exhaust!

I'll be on a 650 trannie so be gentle...

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Old coach road's a bit of a mess at the mo, bloody 4 wheelers have made a bog of a section half way through.
I reported that to the Highways, TRF and Countryside rangers on 26th June, also reported how the original culprit had destroyed a footpath sign to use as a slider. Not sure why these people find it neccassary to continue when it's clearly doing alot of damage.......

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I'll be heading north on the Sunday, about 10ish going over the coal road, then picking up the byway that runs alongside the B6259 - not sure after that, loads to choose from though.
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That's now about a metre deep and churned up peat the whole width-and-a-bit of the path. Not pretty.

As for the route, as long as my trannie will handle it, I'm game!

See you then.
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So last up date .

here is part of the route on Basils ride out.

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Any vids of the hard stuff Daz ? I'll be bringing up the DRZ (if I get the brake parts in time)..

I havn't done any trail riding since January in Spain and that was all dry but pretty technical..

I'm going to bring up a couple of mates on road bikes if thats ok. Nice guys !!
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Hey,

I think we will join your little party, as we got back into the country yesterday, after our Africa jaunt.

We can only make the Fri, as we already have plans made for us on the Sat, but should be good.

One question though; does the campsite have access suitable for a Blackbird? Or is it strictly an off roader entrance?

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PS, Jake, hope to see you there. I read your email this morning (if you remember sending it - it was some time ago) Thanks for the good wishes - they saw us there and back, safe and sound!
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Hey,

I think we will join your little party, as we got back into the country yesterday, after our Africa jaunt.

We can only make the Fri, as we already have plans made for us on the Sat, but should be good.

One question though; does the campsite have access suitable for a Blackbird? Or is it strictly an off roader entrance?

Birdy

PS, Jake, hope to see you there. I read your email this morning (if you remember sending it - it was some time ago) Thanks for the good wishes - they saw us there and back, safe and sound!
The site has a gravel track but as you would expect, its a grass campsite.. If you're careful and slow im sure you could get a street bike in. I hope so anyway, because my friend has an SV.
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One question though; does the campsite have access suitable for a Blackbird? Or is it strictly an off roader entrance?
You'd have to take it easy, and maybe choose a pitch near the entrance. I was there a couple of weeks back, these might give you a better idea:







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Still room for a couple of newbies?
Hi Darren et al

Been a bit slow getting on here but Kim and I are planning to join you in Dent next weeked if theres still room?

Matt

PS. should be sporting those panniers we had off you as long as all goes well with the frames at the welders tomorrow!
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Hi Darren et al

Been a bit slow getting on here but Kim and I are planning to join you in Dent next weeked if theres still room?

Matt

PS. should be sporting those panniers we had off you as long as all goes well with the frames at the welders tomorrow!
That's Excellent.
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Successful day at the welders, so will definately be test driving those panniers, we've got a fitting at altberg at 11.30 so should be at the campsite early afternoon

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