Slightly less relaxed ride to the AR (he he he)

[Littlepeahead]

Originally Posted by Furry Ginger One

Sally, "IF" I can actually get to the AR (as I am due to be working that weekend) what about setting off with the fast lot but dropping back if the pace is a little un nerving for some. I am in no mad rush to gat from A to B so don't mind keeping you company if things get swift.

That sounds like a Baldrick type cunning plan.

[Messie]

Originally Posted by Furry Ginger One

Sally, "IF" I can actually get to the AR (as I am due to be working that weekend) what about setting off with the fast lot but dropping back if the pace is a little un nerving for some. I am in no mad rush to gat from A to B so don't mind keeping you company if things get swift.

Splendid idea!

Originally Posted by keith_d

Easy - you introduce the newbie to the people doing the relaxed ride and meet up in Wales...

As above

Originally Posted by Littlepeahead

That sounds like a Baldrick type cunning plan.

And again

What a clever lot you are - all problems solved

when is / was yer AR?

[jambo]

Originally Posted by thinone

when is / was yer AR?

http://forums.sv650.org/forumdisplay.php?f=167
Wales: 6-10th August

Jambo

[Viney]

T Minus 169 : 10 :04

Originally Posted by jambo

http://forums.sv650.org/forumdisplay.php?f=167
Wales: 6-10th August

Jambo

Well I hope you ALL enjoy your bimble down the countryside - For me I will be on my A euro R.
6th French Alps, 7th - 10th Milan then the Dolomites

Sally: if you have newbies and a load of other people with you I'd rather you went with the bimble crowd TBH, I really want to have a blast down there at riding hard pace without worrying about the people following me.

This is why I wanted there to be 2 rideouts to the AR. All 3 years I've been it's turned into a processional ride there. It's been a laugh, and I've loved it to bits, but this year I won't have any luggage on and want to have a bit of a hoon to get there before the processional ride that is the AR itself.

This applies to anyone worried about the pace or considering which ride to go with: if you are at all unsure please join Keith's ride, which is still gonna be a brilliant laugh on some fantastic roads. I don't want anyone thinking my ride is the "fun" one and his isn't! They'll both be amazing (hopefully!)

Originally Posted by Bear

I'd rather you went with the bimble crowd (hopefully!)

context out

guess you liked the "bimble" thought

[Messie]

Jaime - no worries at all. I completely understand.
I'll see how it goes on the day, but I promise your spirited jaunt won't be jeopodised my love

[Viney]

Originally Posted by Bear

Sally: if you have newbies and a load of other people with you I'd rather you went with the bimble crowd TBH, I really want to have a blast down there at riding hard pace without worrying about the people following me.

This is why I wanted there to be 2 rideouts to the AR. All 3 years I've been it's turned into a processional ride there. It's been a laugh, and I've loved it to bits, but this year I won't have any luggage on and want to have a bit of a hoon to get there before the processional ride that is the AR itself.

This applies to anyone worried about the pace or considering which ride to go with: if you are at all unsure please join Keith's ride, which is still gonna be a brilliant laugh on some fantastic roads. I don't want anyone thinking my ride is the "fun" one and his isn't! They'll both be amazing (hopefully!)

Crikey its makes it sound like a round of the Motogp, whereas its probably going to be more like a round of the Tour de France!