BOTS Paeroa 2017

[Black Knight]

The forecast for Paeroa looks a bit dickey-depending of course on your source of the forecast-This recent Easterly weather pattern is likely to cause some problems for several days.At best it looks like the odd light shower for Sunday,would this be enough to cancel the meeting?-I ask as I have a fair distance to travel and from Paeroa I have planned to carry on and do a NI road trip for a few days more-if I go to the Met Service 10 day forecast (which I don't really trust) the whole area I intended to cover looks like crap weather,so I am debating whether to pull the plug until summer comes back.Any thoughts on how riders and organisers will react to inclement weather?

[malcy25]

.Any thoughts on how riders and organisers will react to inclement weather?

Why not just ring them? http://www.battleofthestreets.co.nz/

[Black Knight]

Now that's a good idea-will do tomorrow when the forecasts are a bit more up to date.You may recall two years back that weather forced the cancellation but this was after many fans had paid their entry fee so there were some grumpy folk out there.You could get your money back,but like myself and many other folk,we did not bother and let Paeroa keep it as a donation towards their running costs for that day.

[malcy25]

Now that's a good idea-will do tomorrow when the forecasts are a bit more up to date.You may recall two years back that weather forced the cancellation but this was after many fans had paid their entry fee so there were some grumpy folk out there.You could get your money back,but like myself and many other folk,we did not bother and let Paeroa keep it as a donation towards their running costs for that day.

Yes, I recall, and I bet as part of their management plan they'll have some form of weather limitation.

[Akzle]

and if you see a phat sweet magna about to overtake you, giz a friendly toot :D

[Mike.Gayner]

.You could get your money back,but like myself and many other folk,we did not bother and let Paeroa keep it as a donation towards their running costs for that day.

FYI these events are probably fully underwritten, which means the only people you're helping by not getting a refund are the insurance companies, as you're reducing their losses.

[Akzle]

FYI these events are probably fully underwritten, which means the only people you're helping by not getting a refund are the insurance companies, as you're reducing their losses.

jews eh.

[Voltaire]

and if you see a phat sweet magna about to overtake you, giz a friendly toot :D

Lemon and Paeroa.:whocares:

[caseye]

Lemon and Paeroa.:whocares:

Shouldn't that have read.
"Lemon In Paeroa????????????
Just asking!:wings:

[Grumph]

FYI these events are probably fully underwritten, which means the only people you're helping by not getting a refund are the insurance companies, as you're reducing their losses.

I seriously doubt if the clubs doing street race meetings would take out weather insurance. Public liability, yes, but that wouldn't be cheap, even through MNZ.
Weather is a gamble you take with these events.

[Moise]

The forecast for Paeroa looks a bit dickey-depending of course on your source of the forecast-This recent Easterly weather pattern is likely to cause some problems for several days.At best it looks like the odd light shower for Sunday,would this be enough to cancel the meeting?-I ask as I have a fair distance to travel and from Paeroa I have planned to carry on and do a NI road trip for a few days more-if I go to the Met Service 10 day forecast (which I don't really trust) the whole area I intended to cover looks like crap weather,so I am debating whether to pull the plug until summer comes back.Any thoughts on how riders and organisers will react to inclement weather?
The 10 day forecasts are computer generated directly from global climate models, and are really just an indication of what could happen.

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[roogazza]

The 10 day forecasts are computer generated directly from global climate models, and are really just an indication of what could happen.

Moise, I reckon I could stick my fucken big toe out the window and do a better job of predicting the weather.
2017 and the wankers still can't get close. (global warming huh?????).:lol::lol:

[Black Knight]

I gave up on Met Service forecasts yonks ago-WINDYTY is the go these days,they show the weather in any area in NZ in 3 hour increments, 5 days ahead with a high degree of accuracy,its also updated every hour.FYI it shows Paeroa weather for Sunday as partly cloudy all day and no rain,the organisers must use Windy as well because they are saying its all go.

[Black Knight]

and if you see a phat sweet magna about to overtake you, giz a friendly toot :D

Colour Ax????-So I don't confuse other PSM drivers by tooting, not.

[Moise]

I gave up on Met Service forecasts yonks ago-WINDYTY is the go these days,they show the weather in any area in NZ in 3 hour increments, 5 days ahead with a high degree of accuracy,its also updated every hour.FYI it shows Paeroa weather for Sunday as partly cloudy all day and no rain,the organisers must use Windy as well because they are saying its all go.
Metservice is the same except they say few showers.

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[Black Knight]

Metservice is the same except they say few showers.

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Now there is a prime example-Two days ago the MS forecast was for it to be pissing down all day.

[Moise]

Now there is a prime example-Two days ago the MS forecast was for it to be pissing down all day.
Exactly. Don't know why they bother, 10 day forecasts are rarely correct.

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[old slider]

I found over the years METVIEW to be as good as it gets for predicting rain and wind. updated and has 6 hourly increments etc


http://www.metvuw.com/forecast/2017021418/rain-nzni-2017021418-012.gif

[george formby]

I found over the years METVIEW to be as good as it gets for predicting rain and wind. updated and has 6 hourly increments etc


http://www.metvuw.com/forecast/2017021418/rain-nzni-2017021418-012.gif

Concur, Metvuw is my go to forecast. The Met service rural weather forecast app is pretty good, too. Very good actually.

Apparently cloudy with a few light showers, 26c according to the met service app. Looking at metvuw it's light easterly's with showers, some enough to wet the track for 20 minutes IMHO. Humid and quite still. That's my interpretation right now. Shit loads of flies off track....

Axolotl, got a spare seat in your Phat Magna? Looks like it's worth a punt. Final decision Saturday am. Failing that, if your arse is not offensive you could be my bitch. Not in the biblical sense FFS.

[ellipsis]

...sounds like a bunch of old ladies chatting about drying day...another cup of tea dear?...

[eldog]

and if you see a phat sweet magna about to overtake you, giz a friendly toot :D

If it's about to overtake, just speed up. Toots aren't free ya know.

[Akzle]

Axolotl, got a spare seat in your Phat Magna? Looks like it's worth a punt. Final decision Saturday am. Failing that, if your arse is not offensive you could be my bitch. Not in the biblical sense FFS.

would but i'm solo down to akl friday, then get cage, then filling it with children then going to maybe thames.

[Laava]

The forecast for Paeroa looks a bit dickey-depending of course on your source of the forecast-This recent Easterly weather pattern is likely to cause some problems for several days.At best it looks like the odd light shower for Sunday,would this be enough to cancel the meeting?-I ask as I have a fair distance to travel and from Paeroa I have planned to carry on and do a NI road trip for a few days more-if I go to the Met Service 10 day forecast (which I don't really trust) the whole area I intended to cover looks like crap weather,so I am debating whether to pull the plug until summer comes back.Any thoughts on how riders and organisers will react to inclement weather?

There is a bunch of guys riding down from ruakaka at about 6 in the morning Chris, if you want some contact details, pm me.

[george formby]

would but i'm solo down to akl friday, then get cage, then filling it with children then going to maybe thames.

Fairy snuff.

[The End]

Hmm...have always wanted to attend this and now have an empty weekend.

Would have to head down morning of and then home again in the afternoon. Definitely doable but a long day nonetheless.

Weather looking a bit average though:

http://i.imgur.com/A8iMuVL.png

[Moise]

Hmm...have always wanted to attend this and now have an empty weekend.

Would have to head down morning of and then home again in the afternoon. Definitely doable but a long day nonetheless.

Weather looking a bit average though:

http://i.imgur.com/A8iMuVL.png
That's a regional forecast. The rain forecast for Paeroa shows almost no rain for tomorrow, so it might be OK.

But who knows, it could just as easily bucket down.



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[Zedder]

The forecast for Paeroa looks a bit dickey-depending of course on your source of the forecast-This recent Easterly weather pattern is likely to cause some problems for several days.At best it looks like the odd light shower for Sunday,would this be enough to cancel the meeting?-I ask as I have a fair distance to travel and from Paeroa I have planned to carry on and do a NI road trip for a few days more-if I go to the Met Service 10 day forecast (which I don't really trust) the whole area I intended to cover looks like crap weather,so I am debating whether to pull the plug until summer comes back.Any thoughts on how riders and organisers will react to inclement weather?


Official web site: http://www.battleofthestreets.co.nz/

Last year they introduced changing the course into an all weather configuration if needed.

[roogazza]

Long way to go if it might be canned due to weather ?
Besides its 'jigaboo' country up there. <_<

[Akzle]

Official web site: http://www.battleofthestreets.co.nz/

Last year they introduced changing the course into an all weather configuration if needed.

and per


WE KNOW THE TOPIC ON EVERYONE'S LIPS
THIS WEEK HAS BEEN THE WEATHER GOING
INTO THIS WEEKEND.
The forecast for both Saturday and Sunday is actually looking
pretty good, despite what's happening outside your window
now!
In terms of the Battle of the Streets, NO decisions will be made
about racing until Sunday morning. So until we're in a position
where we have to make a decision, it's business as usual -
street barriers are being loaded and transported into Paeroa
today, grids have been marked, fencing will start to go into
place tomorrow and the riders will be on their way.
See you all on Sunday!

[5ive]

If anyone is heading South to Paeroa via SH2, just be careful if you're taking your bike, there have been some roadworks in the area over the last couple of months which are still ongoing, and the areas most recently sealed have been ripped up.

The worst patches are at the SH1 end, which are the most recent. So lots of loose chip being washed around with the rain:

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It's sometimes both lanes, and it's best to slow down when you see them, and stick to the very smooth (but extremely slippery in the rain) tyre ruts, as the centre and sides are literally just piles of loose chip.

This issue is known to the council/road contractors, but will take a little time to be fixed as they were only ripped up in the last day or two.

Ride safe.

[WingsGB]

Hey guys,

I have been in NZ for 1.5 years now and recently got myself a r6 again. I came across an advert for the Paeroa race last week and looks like it could be a really good day out. I take it this is like New Zealand version of the TT?

I am thinking of riding down but if the weather is bad i may just drive instead.

Is anyone else riding down from auckland area that i can tag along with.

Thanks

[Akzle]

no-one's ever started a thread about this before.

[WingsGB]

that's quite surprising as i thought it would be a busy day with a lot of riders attending from what i have been told.

[Akzle]

that's quite surprising as i thought it would be a busy day with a lot of riders attending from what i have been told.

no-one ever goes there. the crowds in all the pictures are photoshopped.

[R650R]

On a good day a crowd of about 20,000 people. Less TT and think more of street race around small village.
All the main street shops stay open selling food drink and booze.
Take it easy getting there, the whole route infested with road policing units as nearly every year someone doesn't quite make it there or home again.
Take some ear plugs or buy them at circuit, you get real close to racing, couple of points where you cans tash your helmets and ridng gear for five to ten bucks....

[kiwi-on-wheels]

Reckon they'll be selling riding gear down there? Looking for a reasonably priced leathers set (2piece zip together prefferably) never been before, bikes all cleaned up and quite looking forward to it

[R650R]

Reckon they'll be selling riding gear down there? Looking for a reasonably priced leathers set (2piece zip together prefferably) never been before, bikes all cleaned up and quite looking forward to it

No NZ bike events are a bit shite for that compared to overseas. One year I had hundreds cash in me pocket and gay distributor refused to sell me the tank bag he had on display..... there might be some stuff but wouldn't hold yopur breath...

[kiwi-on-wheels]

Yeah there was 5/8ths of sfa at Wanganui.

Considering a trip down to Eltham to have a chat to the team at 1tonne, but thats nearly a full weekend mission

[jellywrestler]

Yeah there was 5/8ths of sfa at Wanganui.



You mean stuff for sale, it's a public holiday, what dealer wants to do that then, after everybodies just spent there xmas money and a large part of out of towners are on bikes so can't be arsed carrying shit around the track and then home....

[R650R]

You mean stuff for sale, it's a public holiday, what dealer wants to do that then, after everybodies just spent there xmas money and a large part of out of towners are on bikes so can't be arsed carrying shit around the track and then home....

And that sort of attitude explains why dealerships are dying off and the internet is taking away sales. Paeora and Wanganui are as effectively a full on trade day/expo opportunity as wed be likely to get.
Plenty of people take cars and dealers could ship stuff.

[5ive]

And that sort of attitude explains why dealerships are dying off and the internet is taking away sales. Paeora and Wanganui are as effectively a full on trade day/expo opportunity as wed be likely to get.
Plenty of people take cars and dealers could ship stuff.

Yep, seems like a wasted opportunity when you have access to a large amount of motorcyclists at a motorcycle specific event, who would no doubt be interested in motorcycle products (or anything else automotive).

Rod Millen hosted his annual Leadfoot festival over the other side of the hills from Paeroa in Hahei a couple of weeks ago, and had plenty businesses on site with a lot of stuff to look at, or sell/order to the public who came from near and far in cars or on motorbikes.

Lots of $ to be made if you're a business who wants want to turn up and sell stuff.

[jellywrestler]

And that sort of attitude explains why dealerships are dying off and the internet is taking away sales. Paeora and Wanganui are as effectively a full on trade day/expo opportunity as wed be likely to get.
Plenty of people take cars and dealers could ship stuff.

yip, maybe, but travel on xmas day, sell boxing day, what are the penal rates alone for that, especially when everyone is over xmas. paeroa would be way more lucrative than wanganui, and a huge range of dealers within a couple of hours too.

[kiwi-on-wheels]

Leadfoot was bonkers.

Their carbon fiber umbrellas are baws tho, scored me one of them real fast.

Guess i'll just take money and hope :-P

Bikes clean, new exhaust is on, fuuuuuark its loud, baffle is tucked under the pillion seat just in case.

First paeroa, keeeeen

[5ive]

boxing day

Sorry, I missed that part (meaning) of your original post. I should have known, but forgot as I usually see it on TV afterwards.

You're right, there will be some obstacles compared to the Paeroa date, but It would still be worthwhile considering the numbers of the crowd involved though wouldn't it?

[WingsGB]

Reckon they'll be selling riding gear down there? Looking for a reasonably priced leathers set (2piece zip together prefferably) never been before, bikes all cleaned up and quite looking forward to it

I was actually hoping to do the same myself. I did however go into red baron this morning and ended up getting a RST race leather jacket (2 piece) and back protector for $340. He had a big discount on afew of the jackets + pants. The jacket alone was $569 i think before the reduced price.

[Akzle]

.

First paeroa, keeeeen

awww shucks. we'll be gentle i promise.

back straights for the f1s, chicane for the motards, start line for the classics (full noise 2ts= win) anywhere for post classics, f1 chairs, f2 (less interesting IMO) and a bendy bit for the classic chairs. and end of the front straight for the king of paeroa.

[Akzle]

and countdown is right in the middle so make sure you have someone who looks sober enough to keep the chilly bin topped up.[/LIST]

[madbikeboy]

and countdown is right in the middle so make sure you have someone who looks sober enough to keep the chilly bin topped up.[/LIST]

Are you going to be there? It'd be fun to catch up.

[R650R]

yip, maybe, but travel on xmas day, sell boxing day, what are the penal rates alone for that, especially when everyone is over xmas. paeroa would be way more lucrative than wanganui, and a huge range of dealers within a couple of hours too.

True but if trucking companies and coffee shops/service stations work on those days too and afford it...... I'm only just getting used to NOT working stat days anymore at my new job and having two real half hour breaks while only working 8 hrs a day.....

[jellywrestler]

True but if trucking companies and coffee shops/service stations work on those days too and afford it...... I'm only just getting used to NOT working stat days anymore at my new job and having two real half hour breaks while only working 8 hrs a day.....

how many trucks do you see xmas day and boxing day, fuck you can't even buy kfc on xmas day, nor fuck all else, i think ya dreaming a bit here, or a lot.

[nzspokes]

how many trucks do you see xmas day and boxing day, fuck you can't even buy kfc on xmas day, nor fuck all else, i think ya dreaming a bit here, or a lot.

Move to south Aucks, KFC is Xmas lunch.

[nzspokes]

Yep, seems like a wasted opportunity when you have access to a large amount of motorcyclists at a motorcycle specific event, who would no doubt be interested in motorcycle products (or anything else automotive).

Rod Millen hosted his annual Leadfoot festival over the other side of the hills from Paeroa in Hahei a couple of weeks ago, and had plenty businesses on site with a lot of stuff to look at, or sell/order to the public who came from near and far in cars or on motorbikes.

Lots of $ to be made if you're a business who wants want to turn up and sell stuff.

We had an ACC event in Auckland a couple of weeks back. Tons of riders, but only 2 retailers. One retailer was to busy trying to sell electric kids scooters to talk to customers. And only bikes for sale. If they had taken some racks of clothing and had saom real specials, they would have been making money. Motorcycle retail in NZ is in the dark ages.

[jellywrestler]

Move to south Aucks, KFC is Xmas lunch.

yeah and it's a toss up when you see a marquee going upat someones house as to whether it's a wedding or a crime scene, 50/50 chance...

[nzspokes]

yeah and it's a toss up when you see a marquee going upat someones house as to whether it's a wedding or a crime scene, 50/50 chance...

Easy to tell. Wedding the Cops are running in, murder they are standing outside with rifles.

[caseye]

Well that was a brilliant days racing and a bloody enjoyable day out thank you Mr Ride Leader. We got it all, fog,cloud, drizzle, thunderstorm deluge, you name it we rode through it.
then as if by magic as we approached the Paeroa turn off, the roads were dry and when we got into Paeroa, the track was in use by RACE BIKES, had a ball, tootled around the back ( river side) of the course on steep slooped grass until we crested a brow and found ourselves on a footpath overlooking some of the pits and some interesting parts of the track.,.
Packed our gear onboard the bikes and buggered off, those side car guys are crazy, No I mean CRAZY, they raced well and provided some very intense racing.
Them thar Motard thingamujigs are an amzing piece of engineering, I didn't know you could ride a motorcycle backwards into a corner then do a complete 180 degree turn and barrel straight out as the straight appeared, butt ya know's wot, ya can I've seen it!
The RSA provided a brilliant pork roll and chips lunch for a very good and affordable $8.00 and being able to sit in their blissfully cool place and watch some very fast cornering by those Very fast Big Bikes was tremendous.lt has
Taken me 15 years to get to Pareoa street races, going again next year, thats for certain.
Only draw back, I could not buy a Track Shirt, nor could any of the people I know or travelled down with, reason"The track sellers only took sizes S to 2XL, nothing bigger, damn and bugger it!
Ya can online though, so, am doing that next, great day, awesome racing, fantastic weather (Ha, serves you right if you whimped out and stayed home) bloody funny ride home, got overtaken by some Rossi's and a car driving one in a Mercedes AMG 533 SUV who was trying to race an old BMWér.
Tradtitional stop at the Muddy for a whistle whetter and then home.

[old slider]

Well that was a brilliant days racing and a bloody enjoyable day out thank you Mr Ride Leader. We got it all, fog,cloud, drizzle, thunderstorm deluge, you name it we rode through it.
then as if by magic as we approached the Paeroa turn off, the roads were dry and when we got into Paeroa, the track was in use by RACE BIKES, had a ball, tootled around the back ( river side) of the course on steep slooped grass until we crested a brow and found ourselves on a footpath overlooking some of the pits and some interesting parts of the track.,.
Packed our gear onboard the bikes and buggered off, those side car guys are crazy, No I mean CRAZY, they raced well and provided some very intense racing.
Them thar Motard thingamujigs are an amzing piece of engineering, I didn't know you could ride a motorcycle backwards into a corner then do a complete 180 degree turn and barrel straight out as the straight appeared, butt ya know's wot, ya can I've seen it!
The RSA provided a brilliant pork roll and chips lunch for a very good and affordable $8.00 and being able to sit in their blissfully cool place and watch some very fast cornering by those Very fast Big Bikes was tremendous.lt has
Taken me 15 years to get to Pareoa street races, going again next year, thats for certain.
Only draw back, I could not buy a Track Shirt, nor could any of the people I know or travelled down with, reason"The track sellers only took sizes S to 2XL, nothing bigger, damn and bugger it!
Ya can online though, so, am doing that next, great day, awesome racing, fantastic weather (Ha, serves you right if you whimped out and stayed home) bloody funny ride home, got overtaken by some Rossi's and a car driving one in a Mercedes AMG 533 SUV who was trying to race an old BMWér.
Tradtitional stop at the Muddy for a whistle whetter and then home.


Awesome post,

I managed to watch a bit of the days racing through the live coverage available on Face book, sadly I missed the Classic Sidecars but managed to see the last race with the Moderns. Hoody had a big smile when we met at the servo as he left for Paeroa and appeared to be very pleased with how his Norton (#850) had been running.

[nodrog]

Awesome post,

I managed to watch a bit of the days racing through the live coverage available on Face book, sadly I missed the Classic Sidecars but managed to see the last race with the Moderns. Hoody had a big smile when we met at the servo as he left for Paeroa and appeared to be very pleased with how his Norton (#850) had been running.

He probably isnt smiling today.

[Bass]

We got it all, fog,cloud, drizzle, thunderstorm deluge, you name it we rode through it.


The biker turnout was the lowest I have ever seen at Paeroa. Only about a dozen bikes at the rugby club when we arrived.
On the ride there, we saw bikers turning back frequently, as the rain took hold.
However as the man said, dry day at Paeroa and eventually hot and sunny, with some great racing, especially in F2. Some spectacular offs but best of all, so far as I know, everyone got up and walked away.

[old slider]

He probably isnt smiling today.


Hopefully nothing to serious, Motor number 2 ??

[Banditbandit]

many fans had paid their entry fee

Who in the right minds pre-pays to go to a motorcycle race meeting? I mean .. come on .. there's always a chance it will rain . any day any timer




and if you see a phat sweet magna about to overtake you, giz a friendly toot :D

No chance bro ...

Anyway - 'twas a great day out

[trufflebutter]

Last time I was there was in 2011 (20th anniversary) attended about nine prior events and enjoyed every one. I think only one of those was cancelled late in the day (2-3 races were to follow) due to a big off on the run down to the S's from the hill.

[nodrog]

Hopefully nothing to serious, Motor number 2 ??

Dunno, he dnf the last race for some reason.

[old slider]

Dunno, he dnf the last race for some reason.


I see he had a 2nd in the first race, then dropped down the field in the 2nd race, He was always a hard charger (especially in speedway), he may need to carry several spare engines, lol

[Jin]

I didn't know you could ride a motorcycle backwards into a corner then do a complete 180 degree turn and barrel straight out as the straight appeared, butt ya know's wot, ya can I've seen it!
I was at that corner didnt see what happended but crowed erupted i wondered wtf happened! Problem with sitting up on the grassy hill there were no loudspeakers couldnt hear anything or placings.

[swarfie]

Dunno, he dnf the last race for some reason.

Stripped all the teeth off the primary belt. They had alignment problems in practice and adjusted it for the first race. Crank seal was leaking on Marks (swingers) engine which was the one they were using on Sunday (after a blow up on the Maney engine a fortnight earlier at the Festival,) and the oil got on the belt probably contributing to the tearing the teeth off it.

[nodrog]

Stripped all the teeth off the primary belt. They had alignment problems in practice and adjusted it for the first race. Crank seal was leaking on Marks (swingers) engine which was the one they were using on Sunday (after a blow up on the Maney engine a fortnight earlier at the Festival,) and the oil got on the belt probably contributing to the tearing the teeth off it.

Lucky that shit is cheap.

[Moise]

The biker turnout was the lowest I have ever seen at Paeroa. Only about a dozen bikes at the rugby club when we arrived.
On the ride there, we saw bikers turning back frequently, as the rain took hold.
However as the man said, dry day at Paeroa and eventually hot and sunny, with some great racing, especially in F2. Some spectacular offs but best of all, so far as I know, everyone got up and walked away.
We waited until they made the decision to race and came down by car. Very easy to find a park. No problems getting beers, food or good viewing! Some good racing and the cloud kept the temperature down.

Hopefully they still made a profit. I'd hate to see it die.

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[Edbear]

We waited until they made the decision to race and came down by car. Very easy to find a park. No problems getting beers, food or good viewing! Some good racing and the cloud kept the temperature down.

Hopefully they still made a profit. I'd hate to see it die.

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A great day with some great racing but numbers were way down. It is doubtful whether they recouped the cost after chatting to a senior committee member who mentioned what it cost to put the event on.

We've been attending every year for years now and I reckon they'll be having a serious debrief and discussion about its future.

[Black Knight]

Who in the right minds pre-pays to go to a motorcycle race meeting? I mean .. come on .. there's always a chance it will rain . any day any timer

Who said anything about pre-paying--We paid at the entry gates as we always do,only to have the cancelation announced 15 minutes later.




No chance bro ...

Anyway - 'twas a great day out

Didn't see AX anywhere

[Akzle]

Didn't see AX anywhere

did you follow the instructions?

[Black Knight]

Tried but meh!!!!