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thinking about doing the RBLR 1000 this year, anyone else planning on doing it or anyone done it before have any advice?

Posted

not a prayer mate, much as i do love riding, 800 in a weekend is quite enough for me , a thousand in less than 24 hours would cripple me.

good luck if you decide to go ahead tho, keep us updated

  • 2 months later...
Posted

Just seen this :oops:

I hope you made it, I did the first one in '09 and I know how much I felt that I had acomplished something at the end.

And raising money for a damn good cause.

If you did it I raise my glass to you :cheers:

If not :cry: , better luck next year :D

Posted

no didnt manage it this year wedding plans took over!!! will attempt it next year hopefully with a new bike as mine is 26yrs old and everything is stiff, hoping to get a vfr vtec should be perfect for the job

Posted

Any bike is suitable, it has over the years been done on anything from a C90 to Rocket III's, that diverse :shock:

I had an XV1100 Dragstar, I would avoid anything that you can't move around a bit on, that said plenty of sports bikes have done it.

  • 6 months later...
Posted

Just found this event today, cant believe have never heard of discussed it with a few pals an were going to do it this yr sounds good an me an most of mates are ex sqaudies will be good to raise some money for the rbl, anyone else doing it?

Posted

Read up on the event last night - great cause and a hell of a challenge.

I've only been riding 5 months, and my longest trip was 1200miles over 4 days which knackered me. So I honestly don't think I could do this, but have great admiration for anyone who can. I'd be happy to sponsor you if you're going for it chaps.

:cheers:

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Just to help anyone interested in info/doing it here's a link

http://www.rblr1000.co.uk/


There is a RBLR Member who is hoping to become the first UK 5000 miler, yep 5000 miles in 120hrs.


cbr-chaps you and your mates might also be interested in this

http://www.rblr.co.uk/content/

And there will be someone you served with who is already a Member.


Feel free to PM me any questions you have

Link to the fool who is attempting the 5000

http://www.justgiving.com/mark-moped-anderson

Posted

the only thing I would say is there are too many motorway miles, I would have used the a68 not the a1 some nice twistys on there :D, but ye just trying to assemble a team to do it

Posted

For the RBLR Saddlesore 1000 you can use any route you like but you have to visit the compulsory points and get proof (receipt for fuel or goods), the idea of having pre-planned routes is to make it easier. You only need to average 42mph and it is not a race. Safety is paramount and if you finish in less than 17hrs you will be disqualified as you must have been exceeding the speed limit.

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