Brands Hatch GP
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From: On the back wheel. . .
Originally Posted by pip,Mar 15 2009, 09:31 PM
It's supposed to be one of the best tracks you can do on a bike.
I'd rather do Cadwell again to be honest.
But I can't compare the GP circuit as I've not done it, yet
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Brands GP is a fantasic course - loads of positive camber and some huge gradient changes.
It's scary if you come off on the back of the circuit, as you're more than likely to hit something. It reminded me a lot of some parts of the Nurburgring actually!
It's scary if you come off on the back of the circuit, as you're more than likely to hit something. It reminded me a lot of some parts of the Nurburgring actually!
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From: Leigh-On-Sea
Originally Posted by dreamer,Mar 14 2009, 09:54 AM
The only real incident was an engine blowup in the afternoon which left a trail of oil all around the line at clearways
That's 2 newly fettled k-series I've got a connection with that have gone bang, and they say these things come in 3s
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From: On a street corner
Originally Posted by san2000,Mar 13 2009, 09:09 PM
Is it a good one for bikes do you know Jo?
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From: upright on the Black Stuff
Originally Posted by Kelk,Mar 17 2009, 10:47 PM
I know quite a few guys (incl Dave Booth) who have done it Dan and they say it's very good and gets V. fast down the back straight
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From: Leeds
Originally Posted by neil955,Mar 19 2009, 11:43 PM
thumbs up for it on the bike. haven't done it since Dingly Dell was removed a few years ago, but good fun none the less. recommend it.
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