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dakar
 Post subject: Re: Silverstone MotoGp
PostPosted: 10 Dec 2009 22:59 
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I was thinking of heading over for the weekend...... would be good to meet up with some other buellers :)

Just have to figure how to get the tent onto the 1125R :shock:

I'll keep an eye on the thread :)
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Jill Brown
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dakar wrote:
I was thinking of heading over for the weekend...... would be good to meet up with some other buellers :)

Just have to figure how to get the tent onto the 1125R :shock:

I'll keep an eye on the thread :)


You should have no worries just for a weekend. This is our FJR when we toured Europe for 2 weeks (2 up). On the back is the tent, and the other bag had a double sleeping bag, double airbed, two pillows and two tripod stools. Panniers has clothes etc. and tank bag carried stove, cutlery, plates etc. and all other bits and pieces.
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dakar
 Post subject: Re: Silverstone MotoGp
PostPosted: 11 Dec 2009 14:37 
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Can`t beat the "big" bikes for touring :)

The 1125R will need to be serviced, so i`ll be killing 2 birds with 1 stone :)
Might even get over early to sample some of the good UK roads :)
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PostPosted: 28 Dec 2009 04:04 
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I quite fancy this now I'm single again but not sure where to put everything on the bike but I'm sure I could work something out.

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I quite fancy this now I'm single again but not sure where to put everything on the bike but I'm sure I could work something out.


Oxford sports panniers will fit as long as you don't want to carry a passenger at the same time............Buells own panniers have cut outs where the rear indicators are to allow you to mount them further back. Then strap your tent across the top of them ;)

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PostPosted: 28 Dec 2009 11:16 
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Kev - you're keen, a trial pack on your new CR :yup:...

Norrie - we should receive the UKBEG booking details for the Silverstone Moto GP in January.

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HLZBells
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PostPosted: 28 Dec 2009 17:41 
Sounds like this could be really good fun, i'll keep an eye out for the details but i think i should be able to do this one :D
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PostPosted: 29 Dec 2009 13:12 
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Me and Mrs Blackrag are in for this one as she said, this bike :wtbk: can carry two :( so as soon as details will book it but only for the Sunday....... :( :( :(

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PostPosted: 30 Dec 2009 03:39 
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Oxford sports panniers will fit as long as you don't want to carry a passenger at the same time


Come on Kev you know I've got nobody to take on the back anymore no need to rub it in. :cry:

I was thinking the Oxford panniers would fit and I will try and get a set at the Scottish bike show.
As for a tent I think I've got one somewhere but will need to look for it.
What tickets is everybody getting?
I weas thinking about just getting general admission to save some dosh.

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I think it depends on what deal CJ can get for UKBEGgers...That's when people will probably decide what's best......

CJ is the man... :yup: :worthy:
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Will try and persuade Pash as well this year.
Trouble is he doesn't know his Lorenzo from his Rossi. Bit of a whizz with technical stuff though.


Yeah man :D

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Last year the special weekend tickets cost less than a one day admission. I think they were £14 each for the weekend instead of £26 advance race day tickets. I think there was £20 on top for camping for the weekend. amazing value for money. Well worth camping and having a bit of fun... There was live music laid on too!

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kevmean wrote:
norrie wrote:
I quite fancy this now I'm single again but not sure where to put everything on the bike but I'm sure I could work something out.


Oxford sports panniers will fit as long as you don't want to carry a passenger at the same time............Buells own panniers have cut outs where the rear indicators are to allow you to mount them further back. Then strap your tent across the top of them ;)


Where was this trip to Kev? The Dining room and back?

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pash wrote:
kevmean wrote:
norrie wrote:
I quite fancy this now I'm single again but not sure where to put everything on the bike but I'm sure I could work something out.


Oxford sports panniers will fit as long as you don't want to carry a passenger at the same time............Buells own panniers have cut outs where the rear indicators are to allow you to mount them further back. Then strap your tent across the top of them ;)


Where was this trip to Kev? The Dining room and back?


Yep not doing it again though as the tent pegs were bastards to get in the laminate flooring lOl lOl

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kevmean wrote:
pash wrote:
kevmean wrote:
norrie wrote:
I quite fancy this now I'm single again but not sure where to put everything on the bike but I'm sure I could work something out.


Oxford sports panniers will fit as long as you don't want to carry a passenger at the same time............Buells own panniers have cut outs where the rear indicators are to allow you to mount them further back. Then strap your tent across the top of them ;)


Where was this trip to Kev? The Dining room and back?


Yep not doing it again though as the tent pegs were bastards to get in the laminate flooring lOl lOl



You'll need these then Kev...
http://www.uttingsoutdoors.co.uk/Produc ... rc=froogle
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