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09 March 2007, 02:25 PM
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IS THERE ANYONE UP FOR THIS
this is not going to be a family day out so please no kids on board
i know the above is going to upsett a few and i appoligise in advance
but this will be a quick one
this is not going to be a family day out so please no kids on board
i know the above is going to upsett a few and i appoligise in advance
but this will be a quick one
09 March 2007, 03:00 PM
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09 March 2007, 03:17 PM
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as i said above chris/gem this will be a rapid one
and i could not live with myself if anything happen to anyones kids
if you want to bring the kids then bring them on the 15th
no dates set as yet just putting the feelers out
but we are dew for one
and i could not live with myself if anything happen to anyones kids
if you want to bring the kids then bring them on the 15th
no dates set as yet just putting the feelers out
but we are dew for one
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09 March 2007, 04:49 PM
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Take it easy guys, seen too many wannabe WRC drivers come a cropper on past MWR's..
09 March 2007, 05:16 PM
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Or someone else's kid out riding a horse that day? Just wondering
I seem to remember some pics on here where people were very upset at getting their splitter broken during a "spin" on a previous run Do a track day thing instead
Much betterer 
09 March 2007, 06:02 PM
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So is it OK if an adult gets hurt? Or someone else's kid out riding a horse that day?
Just wondering I seem to remember some pics on here where people were very upset at getting their splitter broken during a "spin" on a previous run
Do a track day thing instead Much betterer
Or someone else's kid out riding a horse that day? Just wondering
I seem to remember some pics on here where people were very upset at getting their splitter broken during a "spin" on a previous run Do a track day thing instead
Much betterer 2 i'm guessing your not from this neck of the woods its very unlikley that any child would be riding their horse on the roads/ranges that these fellas drive , the very occasional sheep or sas soldier yes but no equestrians
3 yes i know v.c is busting to get on the track and i must say it does sound like fun but there can'nt be much stimulation, these roads are challenging and and not for the faint hearted
4 they all get upset when they have little accidents at the end of the day they are not wannabe wrc drivers just an ordinary joe who likes to have a crack without hurting,offending or damaging anyone/thing
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09 March 2007, 06:51 PM
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So is it OK if an adult gets hurt? Or someone else's kid out riding a horse that day?
Just wondering I seem to remember some pics on here where people were very upset at getting their splitter broken during a "spin" on a previous run
Do a track day thing instead Much betterer
Or someone else's kid out riding a horse that day? Just wondering
I seem to remember some pics on here where people were very upset at getting their splitter broken during a "spin" on a previous run Do a track day thing instead
Much betterer 
when i think of a track i think of a race and when i think of a race i know that if i come from that race and have not climbed up on top of the podium then that race/day was a real $hite one
you have never been on one of our little strowls that we go on are done in the best possible taste
every effort is made to conduct ourselves to the law of the land thats why we have had and will cotinue to have no trouble from the babylon
i'm very aware that there are other people about and always give them the time space and the right of way and bare in mind we are not talking about asda car parks or estates we're talking about places that take the sas to their limits or in my own back yard
btw you want ear me saying or anyone else for that matter blaming or moaning about how they dinked their car on a mwr
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09 March 2007, 09:39 PM
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So is it OK if an adult gets hurt? Or someone else's kid out riding a horse that day?
Just wondering I seem to remember some pics on here where people were very upset at getting their splitter broken during a "spin" on a previous run
Do a track day thing instead Much betterer
Or someone else's kid out riding a horse that day? Just wondering
I seem to remember some pics on here where people were very upset at getting their splitter broken during a "spin" on a previous run Do a track day thing instead
Much betterer these runs are very well organised and luckily we have a great bunch of blokes who can drive well and take care on the roads.
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09 March 2007, 10:55 PM
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and it was us that broke a splitter on the last run and from what I remember we were not upset about it. Just a simple accident that wasn't caused by high speed or wrc wanna be driving.
these runs are very well organised and luckily we have a great bunch of blokes who can drive well and take care on the roads.
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these runs are very well organised and luckily we have a great bunch of blokes who can drive well and take care on the roads.
Gem
I'm deffo in now
10 March 2007, 02:26 AM
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The Beacons, etc etc? I know them well 
I'm much, much closer than you think, don't make assumptions like that
10 March 2007, 07:46 AM
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I think that's missing the point of grass roots motorsport - which is more about competing and having fun than winning, in my opinion
thats the difference between me and you
In that case it should be perfectly safe for me to bring my children along
bring them but that would make me at an unease
You mean Epynt ranges? The Beacons, etc etc? I know them well
no
I'm much, much closer than you think, don't make assumptions like that
thats the difference between me and you
In that case it should be perfectly safe for me to bring my children along
bring them but that would make me at an unease
You mean Epynt ranges?
The Beacons, etc etc? I know them well no
I'm much, much closer than you think, don't make assumptions like that