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Was chatting to the guy from Samsung Honda at Knockhill yesterday and he explained the suspension and the rest of the changes from my bike to this one. Had the all black one there. Was very impressed, and this will definitely be purchased next year.

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Was looking out for you guys, as I thought I would recognise you Ed from pics on here, and said as much to Revs. Never seen pics of Gayle so wouldn't know her. Got a couple of pics too and will post them later. Not as good as that one though. Great weather though and so glad we took the bikes up.

Nice wee run up to Knockhill with Revs yesterday for the BSB, and back again. Roads were wet when we set off, but glad we took the bikes. Loads of bikes up there, just a pity about the surface of the exit roads. Great racing though.

Am planning to change next year, and it will be for another one of these, and in all black too.

Excellent day on Sunday. Scott Redding and Cal Crutchlow being the highlights. But just to see Stoner ride that Honda in person was immense. Think apart from me and the two Ozzy blokes who were staying at our hotel, there weren't many Stoner fans. Interesting to note the lack of Repsol Honda gear on sale, yet almost all the others had large tents. Yamaha merch was pretty poor, Ducati was extortionate, and VR46 had a massive amount of merch that wasn't too expensive. But sadly I missed out on getting a Super Sic t shirt as they didn't have any in my size left. Had great seats as well on Woodcote corner, but walked up to Abbey for the Moto 3 and Newcomers race. Good to see Shakey and Sam Lowes in the Silverstone 200 as well.

Thanks for the info, was looking at Glenlough campsite near Union Mills, 350 tents, heard it's one of the bigger campsites. Most likely pay the deposit for the ferry and campsite now and see how things turn out. That is another one that is right on the circuit, and would require evacuation prior to road closures.

Revs and myself should be there again too. TC GarethNW Littlecat Rebel Rach UK190 Boothy YORBANDIT Augustburnsred Devans Paul Revs Ratser

At the moment all you will need to pay is a £20 deposit for the ferry, and maybe a small deposit for whatever campsite you get. Quarterbridge Rugby Club is the one we have been at the past 3 years, and only went to Ramsay FC one for a wee change. Quarterbridge has more facilities, but bar and clubhouse were not as nice and clean, and they had a snack van outside it instead of a cafe inside. Quarterbridge one you are also inside the circuit so need to get up and out before they close the roads, or else you are stuck there.

Hey mate. Hope you get to go next year. This year I was £200 odd for the ferry, £7 per night camping, and spent over £600 on food, beer, cigarettes, fuel, merchandise etc. This years campsite was very good, with a bar which opened at 5pm until 11pm, and a clubhouse open all day that had a wee cafe in it run by a mad french guy. Facilities were a little limited though, with only 3 showers, and two actual toilets (although there were urinals). But it was about a 5 minute walk from Parliament Square at Ramsay. Easy access to the Mountain Road or the Laxey Coast road, and a good amount of parking for bikes. Buses to Douglas were about £5.20 return, or you could get an all day saver for £7 which meant you could hop on and off anywhere on the island.

Couple of great clips here on board with Michael Dunlop, with Guy Martin in front. Can't wait to get there on Sunday, will be awesome as usual. I will miss my Revs though. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOTEVXeLDHA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLGOwkejq8c

Brilliant roads mate. Stop off at the wee coffee shop at Carsphairn. Really nice wee place and biker friendly. It's just like a wee house. Was down that way yesterday, but cut across to Moniaive from Dalry (the better road this time), to Thornhill, Dalveen Pass, and Abington, then up the road before Revs had to go to work.

A7 had a few of those today as well Gayle. Was a crackin' ride up though, and quite fast too. One camera van on it as well.

Whichever you do, you are gonna hit the deck I would go for the track though.

Was in Edinburgh this morning, and have popped home to get the bike. Don't you just love sunshine and 28 degrees ?

Is that not the girls who do a West Coast ride every year for Breast Cancer ?

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Woodcote Grandstand A for me.

Unless you like looking at some classic bikes, auto jumble, home baking, sweets and toys, oh and a palm reader, then I wouldn't bother. Although Ducati Glasgow had a stand, with the 848, Panigale, Diavel and Monster. Not worth £8, entrance to park is terrible, pot holes, muddy, and that was on a dry day. Until it came time to leave that is, then the heavens opened. Weather tomorrow meant to be horrible as well.

Might be going Saturday afternoon sometime.

Unfortunately Revs and I wont be making it either. Just got too much on at that time.

You will hear it before you see it Will keep an eye out for you.

West Craigs mate. Same as in my sig. 2010 blade. And the 'lil lady has a CBR600RR Hanspree.

Yep, seen you about mate.

That bike looks familiar. West Craigs per chance ?