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Excellent Rossi! Thank you. Should be good
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Ooh! Can I come!! I'd like to use it as a test run before we head off on scoots. So I should be there on a loaded C90!!
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:welcome: but you might want to give the trail ride a miss. More time for bier
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oh, I don't know... Could be a laugh... :mchappy: But then, beer does sound good too....
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Rossi, could you put me down as a maybe? I wont know until the beginning of February whether or not I will be able to get the time off? I also understand Ted will be in India where the climate is more suitable to his delicate condition.
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For the Friday, I will warn Marcia at the pub that there might be a few extra bodies for food, but not book tables, as people will be arriving at different times. I can always hook a laptop to the tv and cram a few in the lounge for a presentation. It looks like we can have exclusive use of the restaurant at the pub for the Saturday night. This means that we can all have a meal and do any presentations in the same place, with Doom Bar on tap beer Advance warning if you are considering joining the trail ride. While we all made it round last year, those with more road biased trail tyres did find it a bit tricky in places. I'm not sure which way I will go this year but I wouldn't expect conditions to be much different. If you're going shopping for tyres in the next few weeks I would strongly recommend something with a bit of bite. Tyre combo of choice locally is an enduro front and MT43 trials rear. While the MT43 is OK on the road and can last over 2k miles an enduro front isn't / won't. Good compromises would be something like pirelli mt21's, mitas E-09's or at a push a set of tkc80's, personally I like the E-09's. I also have rimlocks on my bike so I can drop the pressures right down for off road although these are not essential. |
Could you put me down as a provisional yes? My wife has severe ME which makes planning ahead a bit difficult as I wouldn't want to leave her if she's bed-bound for the weekend.
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Hi Rossi
Chris and I would love to come - possibly on the outfit again. As for time, either a bit earlier or a bit later would suit us as it's the Classic bike show on the 18/19th Feb and we're aiming to go to the Elefantreffen at the Nurburgring the following weekend (25th/26th). John |
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Hi Rich
Thanks for your message - but the HUBB won't let me respond until I have 5 posts - this should be number 5! Hope to catch up in Cornwall - and congrats on making it to Mongolia. Can't wait to hear all about it. How about doing a talk??? John and Chris. |
Hi, Any room for another body? if so I'd like to come along.. not been to any UK HU meets, but went to one in Portugal in 2010.. a cold weather meet sounds ok to me, the beer sounds good too.bier
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After my new year resolution of putting anything and everything ahead of work, The thought of travelling down to Cornwall is a great idea!
If you still have the room for one little bike ( G650GS ) and one not so little bloke, I would like to come down for several beers and what-not. |
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Although I may have to clear the far end of the garden. |
Hi, could you give me a bit more info on directions to the venue and also from what time on friday are we able to arrive...
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I should be back from work by 4. With a bit of luck Mark (maddog) who lives down the hill will get away from work earlier and will get the tea brewing. We'll get a couple of signs out but it is easier to find than last year.
From north of exeter the A30 to Launceston is quickest but the last 10 miles are narrow and twisty; fun in daylight but tricky in the dark with a weak headlamp. The alternative route is via the A38 past Plymouth, turning off at Liskeard. For anyone from down west take the A38 along the Glyn Valley and turn off at the top of the hill past Trago. Destination is Minions. Look for the brown tourist "hurlers" signs. You'll find me from the car park. |
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