FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

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Re: FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

Post by Scotty C » Wed Jul 27, 2011 4:01 pm

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Re: FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

Post by Peter » Thu Jul 28, 2011 11:06 am

Quick reminder that I have a place for sale if anyone knows of someone looking...
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Re: FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

Post by Cisco » Fri Jul 29, 2011 6:50 pm

[quote="Kayfur"

Anyone else travelling at this time?

See you all in the Ibis :D

Kevin[/quote]

Hey Kevin,

I should get off my ferry at 10.40 am Calais so maybe meet up with you guys on the way down. I'll be taking it easy though.

Will give you a shout nearer the time.

Take care,

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Re: FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

Post by Kayfur » Fri Jul 29, 2011 10:43 pm

Cisco wrote:
Hey Kevin,

I should get off my ferry at 10.40 am Calais so maybe meet up with you guys on the way down. I'll be taking it easy though.

Will give you a shout nearer the time.

Take care,

Frank
Haven't booked the crossing yet but sounds like a plan Frank :thumbsup

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Re: FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

Post by Scotty C » Mon Aug 01, 2011 2:22 pm

Im doing a couple of days post frolic with a couple of others in the alps.

Going to head off after the last trackday and head for Gorge de Verdon, spend Friday night there, then rough plan will be to spend Saturday night around Barcelonette and Monday in Annecy, head home from there.

I have to be home Friday as i'm off to Turkey for 10days :wink:

Let me know if your interested or not.

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Post by hendeg » Mon Aug 01, 2011 2:52 pm

Scotty - what's your plans/times for getting home then?
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Re: FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

Post by neil » Mon Aug 01, 2011 2:53 pm

I'm in no rush to get back so would be up for a few extra days
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Post by Scotty C » Mon Aug 01, 2011 3:04 pm

Not sure but i should really show face at work for a couple of days (thursday & Friday) or i will be off for nearly 4 weeks total. lush
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Re: FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

Post by BigD » Wed Aug 03, 2011 7:09 pm

Predictably that's me got a slot now thanks to Peter. :thumbsup

Not taking the Evo though as it's just too expensive. :roll: Won't be doing Zandvoort so will see you guys at Mácon. Looking forward to it, could do with the Break. 8)

My replacement steed should use about half the fuel and be very reliable whilst being much kinder to consumables too (Read SLOW :lol: ). It's not a 2 seater. :thumbsup

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Post by Modena Scotland » Wed Aug 03, 2011 7:13 pm

My frolic place is still on sale.

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Re: FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

Post by Mike Scib » Thu Aug 04, 2011 12:06 am

BigD wrote:My replacement steed should use about half the fuel and be very reliable whilst being much kinder to consumables too (Read SLOW :lol: ). It's not a 2 seater. :thumbsup
I have driven said SHED :mrgreen:
alicrozier wrote:As Robin said, need to be comfortable and confident to push right up to the limit - sometimes you only find the limit by going beyond it...
(that's why I think Mike will do fine, that and his lack of imagination). :roll: :lol:

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Post by BigD » Thu Aug 04, 2011 12:17 am

Mike Scib wrote:
BigD wrote:My replacement steed should use about half the fuel and be very reliable whilst being much kinder to consumables too (Read SLOW :lol: ). It's not a 2 seater. :thumbsup
I have driven said SHED :mrgreen:
Any good? :lol:

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Re: FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

Post by Mike Scib » Thu Aug 04, 2011 12:19 am

Depends on who is driving :lol:
alicrozier wrote:As Robin said, need to be comfortable and confident to push right up to the limit - sometimes you only find the limit by going beyond it...
(that's why I think Mike will do fine, that and his lack of imagination). :roll: :lol:

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Post by BigD » Thu Aug 04, 2011 12:22 am

Mike Scib wrote:Depends on who is driving :lol:
Should be alright then once I fit the DS 3000's and slicks. :lol:

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Re: FRENCH FROLIC 10 - 21/8 to 28/8

Post by Mike Scib » Thu Aug 04, 2011 12:24 am

BigD wrote:
Mike Scib wrote:Depends on who is driving :lol:
Should be alright then once I fit the DS 3000's and slicks. :lol:
AYC? :wink:

Slicks, really? :lol:
alicrozier wrote:As Robin said, need to be comfortable and confident to push right up to the limit - sometimes you only find the limit by going beyond it...
(that's why I think Mike will do fine, that and his lack of imagination). :roll: :lol:

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