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Sat 25th

Discussion in 'General Rideouts' started by lammyR6, Jan 24, 2014.

  1. lammyR6

    lammyR6 Moderator Staff Member Moderator +

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    Well, despite the fact it's pretty wet out there right now - it's meant to be drier tomorrow than Sunday. I figured I would head to Wessons for 12.30 to have a spot of lunch and then maybe just do a short cross country run to Tenterden or Rye.

    If the weather is pants tomorrow and I change my mind I will post up!
     
  2. fzr-paul

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    I will watch this thread and see what what the weather is doing. Haven't been out on a bike in ages.
     
  3. BlackHornet

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    nice and foggy down here but not raining
     
  4. Garya

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    we going to Uckfield in the car so may pop in wessons for a coffee on the way through
     
  5. Fergy

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    Erm tomorrow is Sunday? Does look as though it is brightening up at the moment :) I doubt if I will make it though as I am taking the wife into town seeing as she actually feel up to a little stroll since her op :) popping into a travel agents too :)
     
  6. lammyR6

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    The fog is lifting a bit so at the moment will stick to the plan of getting to Wessons for approximately 12.30. As Tom says - no rain and not meant to be any so that's a good start :).
     
  7. lammyR6

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    Lol, I posted it late last night so at the time tomorrow was Saturday. Although now I am just confusing myself :confused:. However, by tomorrow I meant Saturday which of course is now today until tomorrow when it will become yesterday ;)
     
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  8. Garya

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    you awake enough to even type that???
     
  9. lammyR6

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    Physically I have been awake for a while :D. Mentally has taken a bit longer :sleep:
     
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  10. MaDProFF

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    Prob be there, shame I bet roads to be wet all day :(
     
  11. fzr-paul

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    Probably see you guys down wessons for a cuppa.
     
  12. BlackHornet

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    13 people at wesson not bad for a damp day.
     
  13. lammyR6

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    Great to see everyone at Wessons today :D. Also a nice little blat over to Rye for what was going to be 3 of us but ended up 7 of us. Wind had definitely picked up on the way back causing a bit of a moment when found myself on wrong side of white line. Reckon made it home just in time though, weather beginning to look dodgy.
     
  14. MaDProFF

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    Yep good fun, yeah wind deffo got a lot worse.

    Heh Tom, thought you would go after those 2, bet clutch was slipping a treat then down the road from battle to Ninefield T junction, I caught them both up before the T Junction, but you were long gone lol :) A Good ride out, done a few miles today as I did 50 before Wessons
     
  15. fzr-paul

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    Had a great ride today, worth getting the bike filthy for:lol:

    Only fly in the ointment? My rear tyre.

    I think it started to lose pressure somewhere on bluebell hill and then completely lost pressure on the M2 :eek:

    Scariest thing ever as it lost pressure right as I got on to the bridge section just before J2 and the cross winds were so strong that it felt like it was going to spin the rear round, how I never lost it I will never know, even more so how I got the bike home!! Luckily I live 3 mins from the M2 so I just nursed it home so gently.

    New under crackers time, coz I almost :poop: myself :giggle:
    [​IMG]
     
  16. BlackHornet

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    yep i wanted a final few minutes of fun but yep even at that speed i could smell my clutch and in those cross winds trying to line up that corner at ### mph was interesting .:D they were pretty smooth riders and i had to wait a while until i was happy i could get passed without having a issue :rolleyes:.

    Really enjoyed seeing so many out :thumbsup:
     
  17. Garya

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    it did get colder in the afternoon,
    I had to turn the heater up in the car at one point :D:D
    it is only flat at the bottom Paul
     
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  18. MaDProFF

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    Cant say I was cold at any point today anywhere on my person :) ,,,,,,,,,,,, funny though, Tom after you talking about the lube for the zipper thingy, I recall thinking I know there should have been a tube with my jacket but never found it, well till I got home when I found a spare inside pocket that was like Aladdin's Cave, huge, had the all instructions and a big solid tube of lube :) all in a plastic bag, and never even felt in in the jacket, DoH!!!
     
  19. phil read

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    Thank's guy's enjoyed the ride out today, at least it was an old tyre Paul and now you have to replace it:)
     
  20. fzr-paul

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    I know Phil, what worries me was that at times we were pressing on a bit. If it had let go at some of the more twisty parts I would 100% have binned it. I couldn't believe how hard it was to control as it let go on the M2. Ah well, will get a new one on in a couple of weeks. Actually looking forward to getting it on the paddock stand to see what has caused it to go so fast - other than a lack of rubber :oops:
     

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