What's happening in the wider BMW scene? Gossip and news about forthcoming models. Plus off-topic chat.
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by DavidM » Mon 07 Jun, 2004 12:26
Go on tell us (this does have relevance for two events I have the routes sorted for)
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by Simmer » Mon 07 Jun, 2004 12:29
anyday, all day, every day, no commitments at all
especially with all the nutters on here
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by Runroadster » Mon 07 Jun, 2004 14:03
Quite often our only day off is sundays, cruises for the whole day are great. For whole weekends, not normally a problem but would need plenty of notice.
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by garyw » Mon 07 Jun, 2004 18:09
I enjoy a stopover . If given time to organise things.
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by Surj » Mon 07 Jun, 2004 19:25
As fast as [legally] possible!!
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by stu » Mon 07 Jun, 2004 20:30
as to travel so far (sarf) for a 1 dayer isn't really that much fun Dave.
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by DavidM » Mon 07 Jun, 2004 20:35
Stu wrote: as to travel so far (sarf) for a 1 dayer isn't really that much fun Dave.
True true - but of course this info is not usable for me only - it can be a bigger picture for all organisers present and future