Welsh Weekend 2014

Want to hook up with like-minded folk? Anything from a cup o'tea at the Ace to trips abroad.

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popsky wrote:
slparry wrote:Fingers crossed this is right :)

http://www.metcheck.com/UK/180days.asp? ... &findtype=
Ere Steve with temperatures like that there could be SNOW :shock: again
sunshine tho' :) bring yer thermals, I'll fire up the heated seat on the K12GT :P
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Can't beat"Climate Control" See you there Boys & Girls

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http://www.accuweather.com/en/gb/llango ... her/327538

woo hooo :)

As Hermann will be lazing around with his climate control ;) .... I'll do the honours on the tail end Charlie role this year, using the KGT .... just cos it's more comfy for going at a more leisurely pace than the 'Cup .... the cup maybe lots slower than the K but it goads me into naughtiness :)
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slparry wrote:http://www.accuweather.com/en/gb/llangollen/ll20-8/april-weather/327538

woo hooo :)
.... I'll do the honours on the tail end Charlie role this year, using the KGT .... just cos it's more comfy for going at a more leisurely pace than the 'Cup .... the cup maybe lots slower than the K but it goads me into naughtiness :)
Well volunteered that man :D I'll award you a gold star for that selfless act, although I may remove it from you if you renege on your promised weather :lol:

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With the luggage-ability of the K1200GT - perhaps Steve could fill the panniers and topbox with the following for the day-run:

*Puncture repair kit(s)
*Tyre Foam
*Air Compressor
*GS911 and laptop
*Selection of spanners and torx-headed drivers
*Bottles of Mineral Water


Being the "host" - one would hope that these facilities would be provided?

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Blackal wrote:With the luggage-ability of the K1200GT - perhaps Steve could fill the panniers and topbox with the following for the day-run:

*Puncture repair kit(s)
*Tyre Foam
*Air Compressor
*GS911 and laptop
*Selection of spanners and torx-headed drivers
*Bottles of Mineral Water


Being the "host" - one would hope that these facilities would be provided?

Al :D [smilie=sofa.gif]
Being the owner of an often naughty K12GT Al I pretty much have that as standard kit ;) ... although the laptop's not needed as my mobile phone connects to my GS911 :)

First aid kit too, although my fire extinguishers out of date now so I don't know if it still works so I guess I should get a new one, especially as BMW are being a bit slow with the UK's fuel pump mod that they're rolling out in the Americas
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Boxered wrote:
slparry wrote:http://www.accuweather.com/en/gb/llangollen/ll20-8/april-weather/327538

woo hooo :)
.... I'll do the honours on the tail end Charlie role this year, using the KGT .... just cos it's more comfy for going at a more leisurely pace than the 'Cup .... the cup maybe lots slower than the K but it goads me into naughtiness :)
Well volunteered that man :D I'll award you a gold star for that selfless act, although I may remove it from you if you renege on your promised weather :lol:

Steve
Virgins are being sacrificed to the weather Gods as we speak :)
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slparry wrote:
Virgins are being sacrificed to the weather Gods as we speak :)
Human or ovine? :lol:

sorry....couldn't resist

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Boxered wrote:
slparry wrote:
Virgins are being sacrificed to the weather Gods as we speak :)
Human or ovine? :lol:

sorry....couldn't resist

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slparry wrote:
Boxered wrote:
slparry wrote:
Virgins are being sacrificed to the weather Gods as we speak :)
Human or ovine? :lol:

sorry....couldn't resist

Steve
I love the naivety evident by thinking there's any human ones left :)
Was just going to say that meself!! (especially in wales?) :wink:
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dave the german wrote:
slparry wrote:
Boxered wrote: Human or ovine? :lol:

sorry....couldn't resist

Steve
I love the naivety evident by thinking there's any human ones left :)
Was just going to say that meself!! (especially in wales?) :wink:
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slparry wrote:
Blackal wrote:With the luggage-ability of the K1200GT - perhaps Steve could fill the panniers and topbox with the following for the day-run:

*Puncture repair kit(s)
*Tyre Foam
*Air Compressor
*GS911 and laptop
*Selection of spanners and torx-headed drivers
*Bottles of Mineral Water


Being the "host" - one would hope that these facilities would be provided?

Al :D [smilie=sofa.gif]
Being the owner of an often naughty K12GT Al I pretty much have that as standard kit ;) ... although the laptop's not needed as my mobile phone connects to my GS911 :)

First aid kit too, although my fire extinguishers out of date now so I don't know if it still works so I guess I should get a new one, especially as BMW are being a bit slow with the UK's fuel pump mod that they're rolling out in the Americas
New fire extinguisher now on board :)
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.... and as we start the countdown :) 20C wooooo hoooo

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Woooo Hooo indeed :D having been laid low this past week by a rather nasty virus, I am now back on my feet and raring to go :D :D :D

I shall be doing my final recce of the route tomorrow and I'm really pleased with it, something for everyone, a mix of fast, sweeping, scenic and technical, with some gravel strewn surfaces thrown in for good measure :D
A lot of the route will be familiar to regulars, but I have also thrown in some roads that we have NEVER covered before on our trixter Welsh weekend. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I have plotting it.
Just a reminder that this is to be a leisurely tour of all that North Wales has to offer, this is not a race, no prizes for getting there 1st. Please ride with the utmost consideration for ALL other road users, not least your fellow trixters.

looking forward to meeting up with you all in the bar on Friday evening
Steve :D

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That's acs Steve, can hardly wait, Karen asks is there any shopping preferably John Lewis en route :wink:
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