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Old 25-Jan-2011, 16:51   #1
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Oulton £78, somewhere in Europe £££££. Have you won the lottery?
We are racing at Oulton this year so I know where I will be practising dude.

You need it judging how you performed on the 27th Nov.
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Old 25-Jan-2011, 17:26   #2
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You need it judging how you performed on the 27th Nov.

Always leave room for improvement. However, I was there on the 16th not the 27th dude. You must be talking about yourself.
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Old 25-Feb-2011, 19:39   #3
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Van packed.............
New tyres fitted, bike polished (ish), 2 sets of leather, waterproofs, no 853r with wets loaded, thermos flask at the ready and now time to for a run then a light meal then bed.

ALL READY FOR OULTON

C'MON............TIS RACE SEASON AGAIN Well practice first......
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Old 25-Feb-2011, 20:08   #4
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New tyres fitted, bike polished (ish), 2 sets of leather, waterproofs, no 853r with wets loaded, thermos flask at the ready and now time to for a run then a light meal then bed.

ALL READY FOR OULTON

C'MON............TIS RACE SEASON AGAIN Well practice first......

you be careful with those new tyres

only 2 weeks now....
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Old 25-Feb-2011, 21:09   #5
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I'll be at Brands on the 28th giving the 848 a run out...
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Old 27-Feb-2011, 09:34   #6
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To those who did not attend you missed half a dry day.

The morning was just wet and misserable and I spent the time getting the new tyres on and after a few fueling issues (Thanks again to Phil and Neil) were sorted got out on track in the afternoon.

I am no expert but the new tyres do seem to be head and shoulders above the old ones. The bad point is I think we will be using more thyres this year as I suspoect they are going to go off quicker. Got out found a few more things I need to do. Seats not quite right for me, couple of itrems to refresh. Seat needs to be supported more. Looks like a cracking track and a good addition to the calendar.

Looking forward to brands

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Old 27-Feb-2011, 11:56   #7
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To those who did not attend you missed half a dry day.

The morning was just wet and misserable and I spent the time getting the new tyres on and after a few fueling issues (Thanks again to Phil and Neil) were sorted got out on track in the afternoon.

I am no expert but the new tyres do seem to be head and shoulders above the old ones. The bad point is I think we will be using more thyres this year as I suspoect they are going to go off quicker. Got out found a few more things I need to do. Seats not quite right for me, couple of itrems to refresh. Seat needs to be supported more. Looks like a cracking track and a good addition to the calendar.

Looking forward to brands

Mark

how'd you get on with the new riding position? I find the pegs a little low and forward, but you must be able to tuck in on the straights now..
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Old 27-Feb-2011, 13:26   #8
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To those who did not attend you missed half a dry day.

The morning was just wet and misserable and I spent the time getting the new tyres on and after a few fueling issues (Thanks again to Phil and Neil) were sorted got out on track in the afternoon.

I am no expert but the new tyres do seem to be head and shoulders above the old ones. The bad point is I think we will be using more thyres this year as I suspoect they are going to go off quicker. Got out found a few more things I need to do. Seats not quite right for me, couple of itrems to refresh. Seat needs to be supported more. Looks like a cracking track and a good addition to the calendar.

Looking forward to brands

Mark


As Mark say's. Just to add a couple of things I found. The tyres without doubt give far far more grip in the wet that the Pirelli's. This also seemed to apply in the drying/dry track where I managed to get into the 2 min 5 sec time. However after looking at the tyres today I reckon pushing hard on a hot day and an 18 lap race you could destroy a pair.

Great day had by all though, well up to a point.













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