how was bike radar live?
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CWNT, you are right on 2 counts, absolutely cracking value at the 20 quid I paid, I must have had more than that in freebies, but I do agree that evening wise the entertainment seemed to tail off. The liveliest place was the staff/pro area.
And TKM, yes the women were absolutely blisteringly hot, why have I not come across them before?
And I also agree with MAC, I know we stopped for photos on occasion, but get off the line, there was plenty of areas to wove off to the sies, and dont walk bak up the track, and dont just bloody stop on the boardwalk so you can nail the Wall of Death guys
Will definately be going next year, I dont care where it is!
Even if the big manufacturers weren't there, it was nice to try some of the brands that you dont automatically think of, Myfave trial bikes were a Commencal, but I also loves a sunn Kern and a Rose Jimmy Hill or something like that I tried, an the worst bike I had was a Scott, just a really good way to spend a weekend0 -
Andy wrote:Worst venue possible. Southerners just cannot drive which is essentially the problem with the M25. Lets hope its somewhere more easily accessible next year
oooo.... i think you'll find I said something to this effect as soon as the venue was announced.
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yeah genius 20, too twitchy, i found it too easy to liftthe front end climbing and i had feck all traction on it climbing and cornering, ok thats more a tyre issue but just not my kind of bike0
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gazderry wrote:yeah genius 20, too twitchy, i found it too easy to liftthe front end climbing and i had feck all traction on it climbing and cornering, ok thats more a tyre issue but just not my kind of bike
I demoed on at the demo day, and really didn't like it.felt twitchy downhill, and like a lumbering barge going uphill. The Spark though.....sweet-rollerblading-jesus that thing was fast, and fun!0 -
bails87 wrote:gazderry wrote:yeah genius 20, too twitchy, i found it too easy to liftthe front end climbing and i had feck all traction on it climbing and cornering, ok thats more a tyre issue but just not my kind of bike
I demoed on at the demo day, and really didn't like it.felt twitchy downhill, and like a lumbering barge going uphill. The Spark though.....sweet-rollerblading-jesus that thing was fast, and fun!
I didnt get round to the spark, the meta 55 was a head and shoulder above anything else i tested. The kona cadabra i really enjoyed apart from the feck up with the brakes, but i threw that around like a teenage (16+) russian hooker, but then it hurt me at the end, mush like a teenage russian hooker. i also liked the rose jimmy hill too though lots.
I even had a go on a Sunn DH rig, it was like riding a very hard work cruiser0 -
Next time they'd better hold it up North! Somewhere with some hills too!
And I'd better not be on a course again or somewhere sunny, or I'll be threaders!0 -
Brands Hatch next year as well. Official.0
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El Capitano wrote:Andy wrote:Brands Hatch next year as well. Official.
Date?
You're not really my type
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Cat With No Tail wrote:El Capitano wrote:Andy wrote:Brands Hatch next year as well. Official.
Date?
You're not really my type
You win some, you lose some...0 -
Not idea of date I'm afraid0
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Slightly dissapointed with that news. I wonder if they'll change their minds.Andy wrote:Brands Hatch next year as well. Official.It takes as much courage to have tried and failed as it does to have tried and succeeded.
Join us on UK-MTB we won't bite, but bring cake!
Blender Cube AMS Pro0 -
it sounded good. one of my firends who went told me this.
*guy dirt jumping wearing pink skinny jeans and a green t shirt* commentator: 'that guy looks like he's been gang-banged by a pack of crayolas'0 -
thekickingmule wrote:
Slightly dissapointed with that news. I wonder if they'll change their minds.Andy wrote:Brands Hatch next year as well. Official.
We can only hope...0 -
El Capitano wrote:
I'll meet ya under the station clock, Ill be holding a rose 0 -
gazderry wrote:El Capitano wrote:
I'll meet ya under the station clock, Ill be holding a rose
I assume you mean the flower and not the bike as the latter would require a forklift truck
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Cat With No Tail wrote:gazderry wrote:El Capitano wrote:
I'll meet ya under the station clock, Ill be holding a rose
I assume you mean the flower and not the bike as the latter would require a forklift truck
yeah, plus i dont think the bb would clear the station steps0 -
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July 9-10
And no, we're not changing our minds. It's already booked.John Stevenson0 -
im going to buy a ticket again, this time i am going to try and get there for the event seeing as i live about 25 minutes away!0
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sheepsteeth wrote:im going to buy a ticket again, this time i am going to try and get there for the event seeing as i live about 25 minutes away!
Was an ace day - am defo going again...... was a bit of a mare with my mate having major rows with his wife on the phone all day
but was a good day out... you'll love it.. and yes, near to us as well, only took 30 mins to drive there!!! 8)
And £3 a pint as well.... was far too hot for beers all day though... and the burger stand (topburger?) was 'orrible too.... should have eaten somewhere else......0 -
It was a choice between getting a round of drinks or buying a Cannondale Flash...0
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Fecking Kent again!
Seems like they're making hard for us northners- almost racist I reckon :P0 -
Official Date = 9th and 10th July 2011 8)0
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Well I'll be there again, just booked the days off work , and I've got a barbeque left over to use next time 0
