Re: RBLR 2011
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pinkyfloyd
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Re: RBLR 2011
cupasoop wrote:I'm a maybe. Still paying off last years petrol bill.
After seeing the map and the petrol stops they have for the south route I'll have ran out of petrol several times over before we get to the stops.
Seriously though. As much as I would love to take part we'd be looking at minimum of 10 petrol stops to fill up on the Storm. Bit too much of a spend for me im afraid.
And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes, I'll see you on the dark side of the moon.
History:....CZ125....RXS100.....Lifan LF125-14F.....Suzuki GSXR750
Current:...1999 VTR FIRESTORM!
History:....CZ125....RXS100.....Lifan LF125-14F.....Suzuki GSXR750
Current:...1999 VTR FIRESTORM!
Re: RBLR 1000 2011
Sausages ordered 
I enjoyed the 350+ miles I did with you all last year, lets' hope for high pressure, sunshine & warmth rather than gales, overcast and chilly!
Cheers
A.M.
I enjoyed the 350+ miles I did with you all last year, lets' hope for high pressure, sunshine & warmth rather than gales, overcast and chilly!
Cheers
A.M.
Common sense ain't all that common!
Re: RBLR 1000 2011
Count me in and hoping the weather is as good as we had last year. 
"Always do sober what you said you'd do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut."
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MacKrell17
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- Location: Cheshire
Re: RBLR 1000 2011
Seriously thinking about it as the pain from last year as almost been erased from my memory but I can still remember cruising near loch lomond in the sinshine and that is worth doing again. The wife has flatly refused though ... she was pillion, navigator and food supplier last year.