Hafren Rally?

On the other hand, the screen is nice to hide behind when Brian Eland comes flying past you throwing 40mph rocks into your face :D If you don't mind scratching your screen that is! If you do leave the screen on, use it in the most upright position to minimise the chance of bashing your face on it.

There shouldn't be much water on the Hafren course, as far as I remember, but I'd want a snorkel on a GS, just to be safe.

As far a Cambrian vs Hafren goes, I'd say the Hafren is harder going, but still totally doable on a big bike.
 
So what's the final list of UKGS'ers?

I could only get accomodation in the BlueBell Inn and will be arriving late Saturday afternoon

Not to keen on deep water and the talk of snorkles is that really the case
 
I don't remember any deep water on the Hafren last year, I was just saying that given the position of the air intake on a GS, plus the stupid design flaw in the crankcase breather on the 1200, I'd want a snorkel just to be on the safe side.
 
I'm leaving the screen on. It's already scratched and I recon it's cheaper to replace than the clocks. Should be ok anyway, I'm not going to be trying to win, just get round and have a bit of fun. I chose group 7 so I'd be claiming least skill yet still do the whole event. Just did BMW level 2 on a 12gs and it felt fine to throw around (away!). On day 2 I didn't even sling it away, (though I had lobbed for England on day one).
Is this the origin of the term "Tosser"?
can't remember what hotel I'm at. It's on a bit of paper somewhere.
If anyone recognises the bike, please feel free to say hi.
:)
 
Ho Hum. Much prefer racing in the wet, don't like dust. Also people seem to be under the misguided impression that welsh gravel isn't slippery when its dry, and ride too fast for their own good, and that of others.
Mark
 
Bo**ocks!

:spitfireStupid, stupid, stupid idiot!:spitfire:spitfire
That'll be me then. :spitfire
Just loading the bike in the trailer, and give it the usual once over before I strap it down. Rear wheel feels a bit loose, that's because the bearings have gone!:spitfire
Now I know I have been out of the routine for a while, but this is unforgivable. No way that a scrutineer will pass this, even if I was dumb enough to ride on it. Quick ring round reveals that either no-one has them, or they are closed for the weekend.
Thankfully one of my mates has a spare wheel which he can lend me (Cheers Brian, you are a hero!), so I just have to wait for him to get back from work so I can pick it up.
Can't believe I have let things get to this stage, really f**king annoyed with myself now.
Mark
 
Good luck to you all:thumb2
Mark, its too late now but I'm sure either Trackspares in Queensferry or No Limits near Wrexham would have had wheel bearings.
 
Nice footage DD - you tempted for next year? I don't think I'd be keeping up with your friend :eek:
 
looks like the west mids are all adventured out, are you all getting hp2s ??
I would but I can't afford one

Rob
 
Count me in!! should av a HP saucy 2 by then, and yeah this time I'll make sure its the right weekend too!! :rolleyes: :mcgun

Sounds like we've got a team - as long as you don't mind having a Captain Slow in the team :o

robbie c said:
looks like the west mids are all adventured out, are you all getting hp2s ??

I never had one chap - I started on a 650 Dakar... which I can't seem to bring myself to sell :o
 


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