Spectator support at DD

Tony2 · 11-Apr-2017, 10:59

I'm sure this has been asked before so sorry in advance if it has. I recently saw another post suggesting spectators showing their support on race weekends. How does this look? Turn up, don't go near the paddock but wave a Ducati flag somewhere on the circuit or get involved in the paddock. Sorry if I sound clueless but looking at coming to Donington and want to make the most of it. Thanks, Tony

mat2hew · 11-Apr-2017, 13:11

Come to the paddock and introduce yourself to us, get chatting, have a great time. Pretty much anyone is welcomed at the awesome camp.
Matt.

Tony2 · 11-Apr-2017, 13:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by mat2hew

Come to the paddock and introduce yourself to us, get chatting, have a great time. Pretty much anyone is welcomed at the awesome camp.
Matt.

Thanks Matt

Iconic944ss · 11-Apr-2017, 18:55

Not sure if spare tickets are made available any more but I've been able to take advantage from a far flung visit to Croft in the past!

Worth asking.

As for spectating:

You could always turn up on your bike and have it cannibalised for spares

skidlids · 11-Apr-2017, 21:11

Yep come and join us in the paddock although you may end up getting your hands dirty as its not unknown for a bike to need a bit of straightening out

There are usually a few spare tickets available, we only get hold of them 10 to 14 days before the meeting but plenty of time to pop one in the post

Tony2 · 12-Apr-2017, 06:11

No problem helping out if needed.... I'll have my bike hidden somewhere....just in case ...although I'm guessing there's not much that would fit off mine .... without serious modification :-)

badgerpilot · 13-Apr-2017, 04:23

I've got the same model Mutley as yours so I'll nick a few bits off it if you don't mind.

Tony2 · 13-Apr-2017, 10:42

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Originally Posted by badgerpilot

I've got the same model Mutley as yours so I'll nick a few bits off it if you don't mind.

Anything is yours except the connecting rod from the gear lever to gear box. It's a perfect little rod of urrhhh....perfection. Weird yes...but it's my favourite part. You're now thinking I've got problems...but I dare you to look at it.....to stroke it and not end up with a portrait of it with you staring lovingly at it....

mat2hew · 14-Apr-2017, 19:09

Bagsie the wheels.

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11-Apr-2017, 13:11	#2
mat2hew Registered Forum User Big Twin Bikes: Monster 620ie, 916Bip, Suzuki Gs500 And a Ridgeback but I have to pedal that one Posts: 1,000 Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Maidstone Mood: Scared! Come to the paddock and introduce yourself to us, get chatting, have a great time. Pretty much anyone is welcomed at the awesome camp. Matt. Reply

11-Apr-2017, 18:55	#4
Iconic944ss Registered Forum User WSB Hero Bikes: 1993 - 944SS & Aprilia Falco Posts: 7,795 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: north east Not sure if spare tickets are made available any more but I've been able to take advantage from a far flung visit to Croft in the past! Worth asking. As for spectating: You could always turn up on your bike and have it cannibalised for spares Reply

12-Apr-2017, 06:11	#6
Tony2 Registered Forum User Bikes: Multistrada 1200s Posts: 29 Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Polesworth No problem helping out if needed.... I'll have my bike hidden somewhere....just in case ...although I'm guessing there's not much that would fit off mine .... without serious modification :-) Reply

14-Apr-2017, 19:09	#9
mat2hew Registered Forum User Big Twin Bikes: Monster 620ie, 916Bip, Suzuki Gs500 And a Ridgeback but I have to pedal that one Posts: 1,000 Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Maidstone Mood: Scared! Bagsie the wheels. Reply