Suggested new forum 'Learner Drivers'
31 January 2001, 04:15 AM
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have a look at
[URL=http://www.drivingtechniques.co.uk[/URL] another of Simon's sites..
Lots of knowledge shared by experienced drivers in all sorts of cars.
Richard
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[URL=http://www.drivingtechniques.co.uk[/URL] another of Simon's sites..
Lots of knowledge shared by experienced drivers in all sorts of cars.
Richard
[This message has been edited by rsquire (edited 31 January 2001).]
[This message has been edited by rsquire (edited 31 January 2001).]
31 January 2001, 12:28 PM
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It seems as though now I've started doing track days, every second post of mine is to hassle the experienced track guys (Usually John F - sorry John) into explaining to me whay my car did X when I expected it to do Y etc.
Would anyone else find it useful to actually have a forum where we could post these kind of questions without bugging everyone else ?
Good idea / Bad idea / waste of time, just post it in General Q's
Would anyone else find it useful to actually have a forum where we could post these kind of questions without bugging everyone else ?
Good idea / Bad idea / waste of time, just post it in General Q's
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