paulR wrote: There weren't that many BMW's there though
Maybe 3 or 4 1200S's, a couple of boxercups and a few 1100S's.
There were quite a lot in the other groups. Plenty of BCRs - one ( a 2004)in the fast group was absolutely taking no prisoners. There were plenty of GSs - some 1150s as well as a few 1200s. I thought Boxadog was there because I saw a very rare red one.
There were also a couple of Boxsters, K1200Ss, K1200GT, K1100S and for the star of the day there was a very nice K1 in red. And he was putting a bit down as well.
Guzzi V11s, a Griso, couple of Buells, a KTM Duke 2, Aprilia Pegaso, quite a few Tuonos and a couple of RSVRs.
Great atmosphere and not really too much room for all the usual off road R1s, GSXRs and Fireblades etc, although there were a few.
To top it off, BMW Bracknell were there with their loan fleet, so there were all kinds of things to have a session on. To me that is a very brave situation - but hey! I guess they know what they are doing.
Oh yes - hello sir - you would like to have 20 mins unsupervised around Mallory on a K1200R Sport? Certainly sir - can you come back around 2.20, and we will have it ready for you!
All round an absolutely great atmosphere and a superb day.
sandbar
I didn't opt for any personal tutoring although that was available throughout the day. I didn't really felt I learnt all that much at first, but on the way home when I got to some familiar roads I did feel more confident and found myself braking later and deeper. All in all, a top day 
