Scotmeet 3 - forward planning
08-05-2003, 11:06 PM
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I am up for it!!!
I fancy the idea of a longer run but I will go with whatever we all decide. With notice I can make most weekends.
On a different point, I was talking to a member of the Honda Revolutions club and they are having a Scottish meet on August 17th. I think it is from the Forth Road bridge to Seahouses, Berwick Upon Tweed. I think I will be going to fly the S2000 flag. If anyone else is interested I will post the details here.
Are we all still up for Knockhill on the 21st?
I fancy the idea of a longer run but I will go with whatever we all decide. With notice I can make most weekends.
On a different point, I was talking to a member of the Honda Revolutions club and they are having a Scottish meet on August 17th. I think it is from the Forth Road bridge to Seahouses, Berwick Upon Tweed. I think I will be going to fly the S2000 flag. If anyone else is interested I will post the details here.
Are we all still up for Knockhill on the 21st?
08-05-2003, 11:11 PM
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GentooWhat exactly is the Honda Revolutions Club?
I would be up for this if I am around that weekend, but I won't know until much nearer the time, due to work hassle (sorry.... challenges).
08-05-2003, 11:25 PM
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I think we are up for all of the above.
Later in the year is better, also one day meet prefered but maybe starting/heading further North??
Can't wait.
Dave & Lisa.
Later in the year is better, also one day meet prefered but maybe starting/heading further North??
Can't wait.
Dave & Lisa.
08-06-2003, 04:05 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by euan
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There are definite must do roads up there - Blairgowrie to Braemar on the A93 is spectacular, especially at Glenshee. Then go East from Braemar (watch for cops) to Balmoral/Crathie Kirk and go over the hill in the direction of Corgarff and Tomintoul, past the Lecht ski centre (and karting track at 1800 feet high). Run on down to Speyside (Aberlour), sample some proper whisky (if not
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There are definite must do roads up there - Blairgowrie to Braemar on the A93 is spectacular, especially at Glenshee. Then go East from Braemar (watch for cops) to Balmoral/Crathie Kirk and go over the hill in the direction of Corgarff and Tomintoul, past the Lecht ski centre (and karting track at 1800 feet high). Run on down to Speyside (Aberlour), sample some proper whisky (if not
08-06-2003, 04:08 AM
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PS The Blairgowrie to Cairnwell section features a couple of sections of 'vertical' bends ...
... and there is an off camber, downhill left to look out for,
... and switch off your radar detector, it gets confused by the RAF
... and Euan, I think you should include this in the S-SM3 route
... and there is an off camber, downhill left to look out for,
... and switch off your radar detector, it gets confused by the RAF
... and Euan, I think you should include this in the S-SM3 route
08-06-2003, 04:10 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by euan
[B]I think we agreed at the last meet to consider another scotmeet in the late summer / early autumn.
To allow people to make plans etc, does anyone have any views on the following :
1.
[B]I think we agreed at the last meet to consider another scotmeet in the late summer / early autumn.
To allow people to make plans etc, does anyone have any views on the following :
1.
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