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I'm pretty much certain I'll be there. But you never know what's around the corner...

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How many people usually attend.

For the last two years i've said i will... but then haven't :(

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I think we had 75 ish bikes on the rideout, some had pillions, some did not. Some people attended but didnt ride on the rideout.

I reckon it has to be around the 100 mark.

Its worth making the effort, they are always cracking weekends.

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lol I was going to say the same until I saw your location.
Reason I probably won't is my navigation skills are absolutely awful, me let loose on my own trying to find something miles away is a recipe for disaster. Only way I'll end up coming is if some other penine massivers do that I can share the ride down with or possibly if my experiments with phones with satnav and gaffa tape are a success.

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How many usually crash? :(

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None. The AR rideout is much more social so its run at a slower pace and it never covers a huge distance. Also every junction is marked so theres no need to rush for fear of getting left behind which also keeps the speed down to.

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I'm sure someone from your area will be going and you can tag along with them. If your experiments work out, you could even lead the rest of the massive down. :D

Non the year I went (that I'm aware of) - which was AR07? I didn't hear of anyone coming off on AR08 either.

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do you let slow fat CBRs come along? i can bribe people with my bike sat nav!!

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Maybe, maybe not, depends if I can still afford to go Switzerland, if I can't I'll be there. On a bike, just not sure what bike.

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All are welcome, regardless of type of bike and experience of riding. Its more of a social event than a ride now.