National meet 2015

[ARAF]

paul450 said:

ARAF said:

moif said:

I(Nigel Mansell) totally agree...was fantastic...just need to recalibrate the rev limiter

Glad you're now he, as I can understand a Brummie a lot easier than a Smoggy.

i bet a smoggy is easier to understand than me

Eh???

[pah250]

ARAF said:

paul450 said:

ARAF said:

moif said:

I(Nigel Mansell) totally agree...was fantastic...just need to recalibrate the rev limiter

Glad you're now he, as I can understand a Brummie a lot easier than a Smoggy.

i bet a smoggy is easier to understand than me

Eh???

Smoggy = someone from Middlesbrough

[007 VXR]

pah250 said:

007 VXR said:

paul450 said:

ARAF said:

moif said:

I(Nigel Mansell) totally agree...was fantastic...just need to recalibrate the rev limiter

Glad you're now he, as I can understand a Brummie a lot easier than a Smoggy.

i bet a smoggy is easier to understand than me

So is Russian

??, ? ????????

[ARAF]

pah250 said:

ARAF said:

paul450 said:

ARAF said:

moif said:

I(Nigel Mansell) totally agree...was fantastic...just need to recalibrate the rev limiter

Glad you're now he, as I can understand a Brummie a lot easier than a Smoggy.

i bet a smoggy is easier to understand than me

Eh???

Smoggy = someone from Middlesbrough

I know, I mentioned it earlier. My post was to show that I couldn't understand Paul. You're tired.

[moif]

pah250 said:

ARAF said:

paul450 said:

ARAF said:

moif said:

I(Nigel Mansell) totally agree...was fantastic...just need to recalibrate the rev limiter

Glad you're now he, as I can understand a Brummie a lot easier than a Smoggy.

i bet a smoggy is easier to understand than me

Eh???

Smoggy = someone from Middlesbrough

You are correct but speak with brummie accent

[Lil'RedGTO]

Thoroughly enjoyed the run on the Sunday. Thanks Mike and Si for the route, and to everyone for their swift but safe driving. Was a pleasure to be part of the convoy, despite getting stuck behind a Datsun for a while.

[pah250]

ARAF said:

pah250 said:

ARAF said:

paul450 said:

ARAF said:

moif said:

I(Nigel Mansell) totally agree...was fantastic...just need to recalibrate the rev limiter

Glad you're now he, as I can understand a Brummie a lot easier than a Smoggy.

i bet a smoggy is easier to understand than me

Eh???

Smoggy = someone from Middlesbrough

I know, I mentioned it earlier. My post was to show that I couldn't understand Paul. You're tired.

Sorry - been a long day

[mailer555]

Well, that was a great wee drive! well done to those who organised it and it was great meeting everyone again! some great driving roads and not to much traffic! What way did you all go back to Stirling? I had a group of 5 going down the Sma' Glen, though everyone was still behind us when we made the turn off the A9, sat for a bit but there was just our wee group.

[altoplanohombre]

bigwheel said:

FAO Rob, altoplanohombre

Hoonmeister said:

June hoon will be 21 June.

Thanks Ron -I'll keep an eye on the Scotland forum.

A great run out on the Sunday and a big thanks to all involved in the organisation.

[Monaro5.7]

Hi Sorry for late reply but great day out missed doing that kindbof run was great fun and we even had a bit of topgear going on.

In the true spirit of topgearvme and willie left paul at the side ofvthe road waitting on the AA lol

[mikeyb1987]

mailer555 said:

Well, that was a great wee drive! well done to those who organised it and it was great meeting everyone again! some great driving roads and not to much traffic! What way did you all go back to Stirling? I had a group of 5 going down the Sma' Glen, though everyone was still behind us when we made the turn off the A9, sat for a bit but there was just our wee group.

Me, Moif, Pah and Leigh turned off the A9 at Calvine and headed to Trinafour, then on to Tummel Bridge, across to Pitlochry, down to Aberfeldy and then into Crieff. We picked up the A9 at Greenloaning. It was a fantastic route

Yeah, it seemed there was some confusion about the route back and where we were turning off the A9 and who we were following. It's a shame we all got split up but hopefully everyone still had an enjoyable drive back

[EmmaJ]

mikeyb1987 said:

mailer555 said:

Well, that was a great wee drive! well done to those who organised it and it was great meeting everyone again! some great driving roads and not to much traffic! What way did you all go back to Stirling? I had a group of 5 going down the Sma' Glen, though everyone was still behind us when we made the turn off the A9, sat for a bit but there was just our wee group.

Me, Moif, Pah and Leigh turned off the A9 at Calvine and headed to Trinafour, then on to Tummel Bridge, across to Pitlochry, down to Aberfeldy and then into Crieff. We picked up the A9 at Greenloaning. It was a fantastic route

Yeah, it seemed there was some confusion about the route back and where we were turning off the A9 and who we were following. It's a shame we all got split up but hopefully everyone still had an enjoyable drive back

It was a brilliant run out as always. A massive thank you to those that organised it . However for next year we need to be more organised

With:
A digital version of the route which can be loaded onto your phone / sat nav
Group walkie-talkies / radios

[mailer555]

you ended up taking the same road as us, just different turn off from the A9. yeah it all got a bit confusing on the way down as to who was going where!! still great roads tho!

[paul450]

mailer555 said:

you ended up taking the same road as us, just different turn off from the A9. yeah it all got a bit confusing on the way down as to who was going where!! still great roads tho!

I wouldn't know, I was still on the a9 waiting for the aa

[bigwheel]

The Trinafour exit before Calvine is a road with 100% open sight-lines through the twisty bits (altitude too high for trees!) and some wide "devil's elbow" type bends
It meets the Calvine road.

[mikeyb1987]

EmmaJ said:

mikeyb1987 said:

mailer555 said:

Well, that was a great wee drive! well done to those who organised it and it was great meeting everyone again! some great driving roads and not to much traffic! What way did you all go back to Stirling? I had a group of 5 going down the Sma' Glen, though everyone was still behind us when we made the turn off the A9, sat for a bit but there was just our wee group.

Me, Moif, Pah and Leigh turned off the A9 at Calvine and headed to Trinafour, then on to Tummel Bridge, across to Pitlochry, down to Aberfeldy and then into Crieff. We picked up the A9 at Greenloaning. It was a fantastic route

Yeah, it seemed there was some confusion about the route back and where we were turning off the A9 and who we were following. It's a shame we all got split up but hopefully everyone still had an enjoyable drive back

It was a brilliant run out as always. A massive thank you to those that organised it . However for next year we need to be more organised

With:
A digital version of the route which can be loaded onto your phone / sat nav
Group walkie-talkies / radios

Thanks for the feedback Em

If we had kept to the original plan of re-tracing our steps, the issue would not have arisen.

However, (agreeing with what you said) what we found is that we do need two-way radios for all/most attendees, in case there is a change of plan. Good idea re a digital version of the route too.

[paul450]

mikeyb1987 said:

agreeing with what you said) what we found is that we do need two-way radios for all/most attendees

would i get a radio as i never shut up ?

[mikeyb1987]

paul450 said:

mikeyb1987 said:

agreeing with what you said) what we found is that we do need two-way radios for all/most attendees

would i get a radio as i never shut up ?

You'll get one, we just won't tell you which channel we're using

[paul450]

mikeyb1987 said:

You'll get one, we just won't tell you which channel we're using

will it have the aa channel on it ?

[mikeyb1987]

paul450 said:

mikeyb1987 said:

You'll get one, we just won't tell you which channel we're using

will it have the aa channel on it ?

But hopefully you won't need them again