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| Originally Posted by Sharpy G no problem at all with the £20 mate, just need to know what peoples beef is first |
Surly you should make your own mind up ? After all its your 20 quid, you have been around long enough to form your own opinion, hell if I had to go round polling people on should I do this or should I do that I would never get anywhere.
While I opted for joining in your poll, it was my choice to join, I have my own reasons, and I am old enough to make my own mind up.
Pay your 20 Quid or don't, its down to you, all this topic will achieve is another platform for sprouting off and flaming. After all if you see a bit of bling for your bike and you like it you buy it, thats your choice. so use your own judjement.
Here is what you get for your 20 quid.
http://www.ducatisportingclub.com/index.php?page=JoinUs Quote:
Membership numbers are growing rapidly as the news is spreading of the Ducati Sporting Club.
The Club provides the following for members
A bi-monthly newsletter "Pronto" with information on all activities and developments within the Club
An email information service "Avanti" that will on an ad-hoc basis disseminate information between issues of "Pronto"
Provide technical, recall and up-dated information from the factory for owners
Offer a range of trips, including: World Ducati Weekends, World Superbike races in Europe and the UK at discounted rates to members
Meetings at a local level, on a national basis, together with a DSC annual day each summer
Offer access to a number of track day events, in the UK and abroad
Initiate a discount insurance package for members covering old and new machines
Membership costs £20 per annum with an initial £5 joining fee. This includes a joint membership providing one edition of "Pronto" per address only.
In order to join our rapidly swelling ranks, download and print the membership form from here - this is an Adobe Acrobat document, you can download the free Acrobat Reader from here.
Alternatively, you can contact Lizzie for an application form.
Lizzie Monk
The Boundary House,
Upper Cumberland Walk,
Tunbridge Wells,
Kent, TN2 5EH |
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