Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2004 7:39 pm
Aye, that's right. Mine was checked, obviously.
What plate are you, Dan?
What plate are you, Dan?
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 6:59 pm
H reg, 91
Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 8:42 pm
Well you're fine then. If your fuel economy is fine, then don't worry bout it! 
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 9:24 am
it's not 
> I'm really Gunna have to sort it out. It's quite nippy thou still, and I need a brace bar if I'm going between Hereford and Aberystwyth a lot, the roads are designed to be ragged . Oh and some wider wheels, and bigger breaks for handling...
> I'm really Gunna have to sort it out. It's quite nippy thou still, and I need a brace bar if I'm going between Hereford and Aberystwyth a lot, the roads are designed to be ragged . Oh and some wider wheels, and bigger breaks for handling...Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 11:20 pm
(eyup - you Dan Aber?)
mmmm yeup, the couple times ive done that route, with my aber-residing brother on board, damn near made him crap hisself with the hilarious amount of body roll you can get down them lanes... whilst keeping legal
loadsa fun!
mmmm yeup, the couple times ive done that route, with my aber-residing brother on board, damn near made him crap hisself with the hilarious amount of body roll you can get down them lanes... whilst keeping legal
loadsa fun!
Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:23 am
yeah the bloody roll! I need to sort that out. and it's the only place you can over take on a corner they've got long sweeping bends there which U can see the other side of. Ruddy horse boxes are a pain in the ar$e thou...
Yeah I'm /:\Dan/:.Aber.:\
they've got long sweeping bends there which U can see the other side of. Ruddy horse boxes are a pain in the ar$e thou...Yeah I'm /:\Dan/:.Aber.:\
Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 8:35 pm
there's a great place for that on the route between Bangor and Abersoch (like, 50 miles to your north & northwest)... only times i've ever done the drive are at a flat pelt either trying to get somewhere, or trying to keep up with someone (well all but once)!
Big sweeping S-bend, no obstructions, you can see plain to the other side of it (dont quite understand why it's there! entrace to a nuclear bunker maybe)... double white lines down the middle of course because well, its an S-bend, it MUST be hazardous.... but as
1/ you can see for a half mile either way
2/ everyone goes into it slowly, but
3/ you can take it at more than 65, it's the BEST way to get past any nob that's causing a traffic queue. If your way is clear of course. Even better than the ramrod straight miles of road to be found randomly along the same route as they always seem to be chocka...
and its a hoot
Big sweeping S-bend, no obstructions, you can see plain to the other side of it (dont quite understand why it's there! entrace to a nuclear bunker maybe)... double white lines down the middle of course because well, its an S-bend, it MUST be hazardous.... but as
1/ you can see for a half mile either way
2/ everyone goes into it slowly, but
3/ you can take it at more than 65, it's the BEST way to get past any nob that's causing a traffic queue. If your way is clear of course. Even better than the ramrod straight miles of road to be found randomly along the same route as they always seem to be chocka...
and its a hoot
Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2004 9:18 pm
aww the straight mile, if that's the one South of Aber, betwen there and Hereford love it! Top the car out if there's no1 there or ur trying to catch up with someeon (always neeed a target)
On the way to aber on Sunday had a Jetta follow me for about 30miles, was great fun seeing him in my back window even when I was slammin it round the corners! He just never went away.
On the way to aber on Sunday had a Jetta follow me for about 30miles, was great fun seeing him in my back window even when I was slammin it round the corners! He just never went away.