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Rob C

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20th Apr 04 at 14:05

Cumbria is a good place for this IMO. Norfolk is like driving round a football pitch! There are some great driving roads in cumbria especially the dual carriageway between Keswick & Cockermouth, bit like a roller coaster!

Tom

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20th Apr 04 at 14:05

andy u gonna take me out in ze car finally when I show up this time

Andy

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20th Apr 04 at 14:06

quote:
Originally posted by Tom
andy u gonna take me out in ze car finally when I show up this time

Absolutely - it'll be even better than it would have been first time around - even the gearbox is working now

BeArDy

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20th Apr 04 at 14:12

quote:
Originally posted by Andy

quote:
Originally posted by Tom
andy u gonna take me out in ze car finally when I show up this time

Absolutely - it'll be even better than it would have been first time around - even the gearbox is working now

i will bring my tools

i went to donny show with a Trolly jack, 4 gallon of water, 5lt of oil and a Halford tool set

[Edited on 20-04-2004 by BeArDy]

Tom

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20th Apr 04 at 14:13

quote:
Originally posted by Andy

quote:
Originally posted by Tom
andy u gonna take me out in ze car finally when I show up this time

Absolutely - it'll be even better than it would have been first time around - even the gearbox is working now

Cool, did u end up getting one-off linkages or something (stronger ones)?

Looking forward to going out in it tho

Andy

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20th Apr 04 at 14:16

It was the selector forks Tom - I have uprated forks in now. I think you will be impressed for a little 1.6 engine

Half Pint

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20th Apr 04 at 14:21

quote:
Originally posted by Lynny
if its cumbria im up for it, love it there and we've got a place over there so me and andy get free accomidation

Bloody notherners always looking for a free stuff

the_legend_of_yrag

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20th Apr 04 at 14:25

im with RAC £50 a year free recovery anywahere in britain

used it four times last year

vibrio

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20th Apr 04 at 14:34

quote:
Originally posted by Andy
It was the pant gusset Tom - I have uprated pants in now. I think you will be impressed with my little 1.6 inch penis

Ian

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20th Apr 04 at 14:37

I'll be up for this. Can I suggest that the route is mapped properly and we have a checkpoint at either end to check if you've been naughty

vibrio

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20th Apr 04 at 14:39

quote:
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I'll be up for this. Can I suggest that the route is mapped properly and we have a checkpoint at either end to check if you've been naughty

yes we will have to keep an eye on Andy

well I'll think of a few roads we can go on. like wise Mr hamilton can think of a few also

Tom

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20th Apr 04 at 14:40

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
I'll be up for this. Can I suggest that the route is mapped properly and we have a checkpoint at either end to check if you've been naughty

Sounds like a plan

Andy sure I will be impressed with the CAR

Did u suggest a date vibs?

Half pint u shud cum, take you out drinking afterwards, northern style

vibrio

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20th Apr 04 at 14:59

23rd of may. a sunday

Tom

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20th Apr 04 at 15:33

sounds just right

Darren

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20th Apr 04 at 15:47

Andy

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20th Apr 04 at 15:59

If it's a Sunday, there are certain roads I'd recommend we stay away from; plod and terrorists - sorry I mean tourists

vibrio

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20th Apr 04 at 16:06

suggest away

vibrio

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21st Apr 04 at 08:51

thought of a couple of routes but probaly a bit touristy

Tom

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21st Apr 04 at 08:56

Do share them then

Wouldn't mind a few round windemere (SP) heading out of bowness sum class roads that way

but very touristy

vibrio

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21st Apr 04 at 09:00

got them in my head but need to look at a map to get the road numbers

Andy

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21st Apr 04 at 09:06

Basically better off heading east of the M6, into the Cumbrian Pennines rather than west in to the lakes. A very good route would be meet at Kendal/A685 over to Brough/B6276 to Middleton/B6277 to Alston (great road this - 23 miles across high Pennines, not a single house en route)/A686 over Hartside to Penrith (1,900ft; loads of hairpin bends)/ A6 back to Kendal (very very fast road)

Tom

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21st Apr 04 at 09:10

Andys always gonna know best on thsi eh

As long as their's some pit stops onthe way I'm not that bothered where we go

Andy

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21st Apr 04 at 09:15

There's the Angel in Alston - humongous bar meals for a fiver, or the Shepherds Inn in Melmerby for summit more upmarket, plus squillions of other country pubs en route. And I make a stonking brew, but this will depend on the numbers attending

Tom

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21st Apr 04 at 09:17

quote:
Originally posted by Andy
There's the Angel in Alston - humongous bar meals for a fiver, or the Shepherds Inn in Melmerby for summit more upmarket, plus squillions of other country pubs en route. And I make a stonking brew, but this will depend on the numbers attending

I'll arrive early so I deffo get a run in your car eh

(and a cuppa

)

Was thinking pub lunch en route would be

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21st Apr 04 at 09:43

bar meals for a fiver - im in

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