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« on: August 19, 2006, 01:09:48 AM »

Hi Guys.
Just thought I would say hello from the other side of the pond.

I dropped in early on in the year just as this site was starting, at the same time I started a .co.uk version of the same idea !

Very encouraging to see you guys using sports bikes as they were intended to be used, as seen on the onbike video page.

When I read the UK bike press it sounds like everyone in the US rides a Harley or a slammed and pimped  sportsbike with a 225 rear tyre.

I have been watching the AMA rounds - Mainly cos Neil Hodgson rides there and have to say some of the tracks look awesome.

The Laguna round of MotoGP was pretty cool to.

I am hoping to get a european trackday in early in 2007, hopefully somewhere in spain, maybe Jerez or Catalunya. If it happens I will video the day from onboard.

Our next trackday is at Oulton park in the UK. A wonderfull park circuit that is used in the BSB championship and my favorite circuit in the UK.


Keep it up..

Cheers


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« Reply #1 on: August 19, 2006, 07:15:31 PM »

Hey Mark,

It's nice to hear from you.  Your website is looking good.  This site basically started out as a M$ Excel spreadsheet of all the trackdays I wanted to do and grew from there.

I know what you mean about the American stereotype of bikers.  To a certain degree, it may be true.  Most of the people (that I know around here) who have no knowledge about bikes buy a Harley or the biggest-fastest sport-bike they can find without knowing how to ride it.  Sad really.

Definitely send us some links to your videos when you get them.  We live for that stuff.

Ian
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« Reply #2 on: August 20, 2006, 09:43:17 AM »

Good to hear from you, Mark.
Checked out some of your pix... liked the "jet quad"...
http://www.ukbikershomepage.trackdayriders.co.uk/album/TT06/slides/STA60164.html
Looks like a real hot seat!
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« Reply #3 on: August 28, 2006, 08:01:51 PM »

... liked the "jet quad"...
http://www.ukbikershomepage.trackdayriders.co.uk/album/TT06/slides/STA60164.html
Looks like a real hot seat!

Yeah ! that was fun! blew away half the crowd close by watching at the IOM TT06  - Ramsey Sprint (Its a RWYB event). Some crazy dutch guy fitted a helicopter jet turbnine into a quad...


Must be too much grass over there Smiley
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