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chicken 31-Mar-2005 15:46

wahey - now 4 people have chosen not to slum it!

Wonder what the person that chose "other" is going to do?

ps before anyone gets shirty about this, please take this post in the deliberately spiteful spirit that was intended!

antonye 31-Mar-2005 15:52

Now now Chi, you'll only upset people with posts like that.

Keep up the good work.

dickieducati 31-Mar-2005 15:58

we can have a nice chat about race tactics over b'fast, and then mosey on down to get our stuff checked at race control. sort the bikes out, chuck a couple of quick laps in for practice then chill out till the races.

panic?................i'll leave that to the others.:D

psychlist 31-Mar-2005 16:07

Helpful as ever eh Steve ;)

dickieducati 31-Mar-2005 16:12

got it here.......

tech control 8-10
practice 9.30-11

then wait for the races.

so brekkie at 7 then i recon.

trust me i wil be doing **** all to my bike, no tyre changing, no gearing changing, maybe the odd little suspension tweak but thats it.

dickieducati 31-Mar-2005 16:14

Quote:

Originally posted by weeksy
Quote:

Originally posted by psychlist
Helpful as ever eh Steve ;)

yup......

just selective with it ;)

billy bothered from botheredsville.

psychlist 31-Mar-2005 16:14

Sounds like a plan Tricky mate, good on yer :biaggi:

psychlist 31-Mar-2005 16:20

But we'll be on double british summer time by then Steve, just like wen we wus in de woar! So even the Weeksy Racing team will be lost in the mists of time :frog:

antonye 31-Mar-2005 16:24

Quote:

Originally posted by weeksy
That's a bloody great plan apart from 1 problem....

scrutineering is 7-8 :) sign on is 8-8.30.... you missed your practice pass because you got there late..... and you've been put at the back of the grid because they thought you had not made it....


Still sounds like breakfast at 7am to me! Last time we trackday'ed at Cadwell we left the B&B at 7.15am and had the bikes off the trailer and on paddock stands by 7.30am!

Can't see how an extra ten minutes drive makes any difference at all?

TP 31-Mar-2005 16:29

Quote:

Originally posted by weeksy
gonna leave this thread now as i'm about to get arsey....


It's for the best.

psychlist 31-Mar-2005 16:33

Quote:

Originally posted by weeksy
Lads seriously now.... some of you need to get out of 'trackday' mode....


Be glad when I can get back IN to Trackday mode :lol:

antonye 31-Mar-2005 16:40

Quote:

Originally posted by weeksy

IT'S NOT A TRACKDAY !!!!!!



No, but you seem to be under the impression that because you're not camping within 50 yards of the scrutineer's post, the bike isn't going to be ready? That's utter crap.

As Dickie says, some will be doing minimum fiddling with the bike so as long as it's through scrutineering in time then what's the rush?

Anyone that is "fixing" bits in the morning before the race obviously enjoyed too much camping hospitality the night before!

Seriously Steve, you make yourself out to be the world's focal point of knowledge on racing, but I've definitely attended and helped out my (racing) friends at more club races over the last 12 years than you've entered races, so please don't try to patronise anyone on this board with your holier than thou attitude.

It may work on visordown, but some of us aren't as green.

AK 31-Mar-2005 16:58

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Originally posted by antonye
but some of us aren't as green.

'zactly:D
but some of us is poor as churchmice, so will be pitting it overnite... blagging beer:devil::lol:

Monty 31-Mar-2005 17:07

Quote:

Originally posted by chicken
wahey - now 4 people have chosen not to slum it!

Wonder what the person that chose "other" is going to do?

ps before anyone gets shirty about this, please take this post in the deliberately spiteful spirit that was intended!

That's me Chicken, and I will be sleeping in my luxurious motorhome in the paddock don't you know. My old bones can't do without the central heating, hot and cold running water, shower, toilet, cooker, etc etc........................
Actually it's a 14 year old Hymer but it does the job-ask TP-that is if he's stopped wingeing about his bottle of whisky yet.:lol:

John

dickieducati 31-Mar-2005 17:07

ant...................weeksy may have a point.

lets make it 6.55 for b'fast...........tea or coffee for you ?:D

dickieducati 31-Mar-2005 17:12

weeksy, i take on all you're saying, and dont doubt it will be a baptism of fire for many of us. but will give the b and b option a go for the first race and see how it goes.

Monty 31-Mar-2005 17:13

Having been hanging round race paddocks since 1969 I am not going to get into this-but-the one thing that Steve missed out is the fact that you will be spending a LOT of time running to the toilet....................I still do when racing!:lol:
You all know of course that adrenaline is brown??

John

[Edited on 31-3-2005 by Monty]

TP 31-Mar-2005 17:13

The thing is Weeksy, thats not how you're coming across. Your advice is more condescending than helpful, whether you mean it to come across that way or not.

The thing with advice is that you can offer it until you are blue in the face, but if the recipient doesn't want it then it's useless and will eventually just cause problems. If you do this in real life with people then I wouldn't be surprised to find out that all your front teeth are false!

TP 31-Mar-2005 17:14

Quote:

Originally posted by Monty
Actually it's a 14 year old Hymer but it does the job-ask TP-that is if he's stopped wingeing about his bottle of whisky yet.:lol:

John

Whinging? Why I oughtta ....

Monty 31-Mar-2005 17:20

Actually TP I have your bottle in my cupboard in the kitchen-it's not full as you drank some of it-and then preceeded to snore all through the night. I am only saving you from yourself as if I give it back to you at Cadwell you know that being the uncultured Auz that you are you will only drink it and be unfit to race.................:lol::lol::lol:
If you really want it mate you are welcome to it-I only drink single malt myself-not that blended stuff you bought.;)

John

TP 31-Mar-2005 17:24

Quote:

Originally posted by Monty
Actually TP I have your bottle in my cupboard in the kitchen-it's not full as you drank some of it-and then preceeded to snore all through the night. I am only saving you from yourself as if I give it back to you at Cadwell you know that being the uncultured Auz that you are you will only drink it and be unfit to race.................:lol::lol::lol:
If you really want it mate you are welcome to it-I only drink single malt myself-not that blended stuff you bought.;)

John

:D Me? Drink it?

Nah, I'm not chasing it back ... If you had it there I thought it might make a good nip for all the DD riders and supporters though, keep the belly warm ;)

You whiskey elitist cliquey type person :D

fil2 31-Mar-2005 17:45

i can just here the u2u's flying around between TP Dickie and Antonye..LMAO

u guys like fishing together as well i guess

Phil

[Edited on 31-3-2005 by fil2]

dickieducati 31-Mar-2005 17:54

as if we would;)

i dont need tony to protect me, well, er, actually i do thinking back to that incident outside a london club recently!

and what wrong with fishing!

antonye 31-Mar-2005 19:33

No, none of us are fishing and maybe I was a bit strong in what I said, so apologies to you Steve if you took offence.

Please just let us make our own mistakes!


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