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Specialone 06-04-11 08:43 PM

Re: Are we gonna have a rideout this year or what???
 
Bolox, who rattled your gimp suit ?

speedplay 06-04-11 08:47 PM

Re: Are we gonna have a rideout this year or what???
 
You did ya moaning git!

Specialone 06-04-11 08:50 PM

Re: Are we gonna have a rideout this year or what???
 
Me moan ??? Not me lol

-Ralph- 06-04-11 08:52 PM

Re: Are we gonna have a rideout this year or what???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by specialone (Post 2515819)
Depends on what type of twisties, the tight ones like we were on last Saturday on the dirt bikes, I wouldn't enjoy on my sprint.
I personally don't like narrow, twisty, blind corners much, too many cars cutting corners etc.
The wider A roads are my preference tbh and what I consider 'good' roads.

I wouldn't enjoy those country lanes on the Daytona either, mainly because they are too bumpy and are not comfortable on a road bike.

I was thinking more of the likes of the Market Harborough to Uppingham road, countryside B roads,

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&...,0.209255&z=13

you can see on streetview, it's wide enough for two trucks to pass, and the surface is not as bumpy as a country lane, but it's not wide enough to fit on the SLOW lettering without going over the side line. And of course where you have a lesser population, you have less traffic. That's my favourite type of road in the summer and that's what I mean by tighter and twistier. I winter I prefer the wide A roads because the tighter ones tend to be covered in mud.

That said I've never been a fan of doing 90-100+ mph on the road like people do down the A423 from the Long Itch, maybe why I prefer smaller roads, you can get the thrill without the speed.

rusty76 06-04-11 08:55 PM

Mum says I'm allowed out :-)

-Ralph- 06-04-11 08:58 PM

Re: Are we gonna have a rideout this year or what???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rusty76 (Post 2515834)
Mum says I'm allowed out :-)

Cool, any particular time of day?

rusty76 06-04-11 09:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by -Ralph- (Post 2515836)
Cool, any particular time of day?

Afternoon

-Ralph- 06-04-11 09:02 PM

Re: Are we gonna have a rideout this year or what???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by speedplay (Post 2515822)
Bloody brummies, moaning there's no rideout and then moaning when someone sorts out a good route.
Can't help some people!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by specialone (Post 2515823)
Bolox, who rattled your gimp suit ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by speedplay (Post 2515826)
You did ya moaning git!

Quote:

Originally Posted by specialone (Post 2515828)
Me moan ??? Not me lol

:smt046

Mr Speirs 06-04-11 09:03 PM

Re: Are we gonna have a rideout this year or what???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by specialone (Post 2515801)
I have rode some of the roads that way yes, I don't venture over that way that much tbh, normally when I do it's on my DRZ.

Not bothered about meeting at long itch, can meet anywhere really, just didn't want that amount of mway miles.
I hadn't even thought of a route etc, just tested the water to see who was gonna venture out.
What time we all thinking of meeting?, I especially don't wanna travel that distance if were not meeting until 11 or 12.
I prefer to go out earlier and get back earlier.

I'd prefer to meet at around 9 ish, I find any later and the day seems to disappear too quickly. Does 9am seem okay?

Just need to decide which route to do really. Anybody else got any thoughts?

-Ralph- 06-04-11 09:06 PM

Re: Are we gonna have a rideout this year or what???
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Speirs (Post 2515845)
Does 9am seem okay?

:shock: On a Saturday? Do you **** the bed at weekends or something? ;)


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