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Dec 18, 2001 | 06:28 AM

#31

janv

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Claudius,

I know, what can I say, sounds like magic, doesn't it

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As for your ohlins, they will only help if we do brake-testing on uneven road surface. Concerning your ABS, you disabled it, good but I'm not sure you can handle your car without it

...If you should have mentioned fuel consumption and warranty you'd probably be worse then a Brit, maybe Dutch? (sorry Gerrit & Andre)

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Jan.

Dec 18, 2001 | 06:38 AM

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Claudius

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Evo with a caravan attached?

Now I know why Gerrit is so slow on the Ring!!

Dec 18, 2001 | 12:15 PM

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scoobymike

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Gerrit

thanks for the credits. Must admit I'm a former bond sales

Michael

I hope you can still manage it to Guido in Spring. Would be great to meet and exchange some thoughts.

Cheers

Mike

Dec 18, 2001 | 12:47 PM

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AdvEvo

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we should do some brake testing and settle this once and for all

Dec 18, 2001 | 02:27 PM

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N.Ring

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Settle what?? We will all have Mov'it brakes anyway! Ouwe kaaskop

Dec 18, 2001 | 02:37 PM

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N.Ring

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and Claudius, if you ain't Dutch, you ain't much!! We will meet at the Ring soon

Andre and I will whip your butt. What are suspensions? Is that when you pay to much and the car still goes slow?

Did I read correctly, a Belgian was making fun of the Dutch?

BTW, I am glad you like your brakes. Looking forward to doing a few laps with you again on the Ring (and some dinner/drink afterwards).

(Bike) ride with press went well (I am getting too old for this)!

Dec 18, 2001 | 03:01 PM

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Claudius

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Suspension are these things you need if you dont want the car to fall apart on a Southern French backroad. Probably not that much difference on the ring, but you are in no good position there, koetkopp

You guys all have to come down here this summer and we try the Rallye Monte Carlo SSs!

Dec 19, 2001 | 02:44 AM

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Michaelk

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From: Germany

Listen, Monaco in summer, are you kiddin??

1. Too hot for our turbos

2. Too packed to get to MC from Port Grimaud in the morning

But on the other hand:

1. I love the south of France in the summer

2. The women, are, errrr, hehehehehe

3. I like the ladies there

4. Nice Girls

5. Dammmnnnnn, there's some hot-*** biatches down there

6. Start from the beginning

P.S. : Not looking too good for Movit this spring because of dinero situation. Looks like CTF discs first and then Movit's once they're gone...
Gerrit, what is that bike about?? Not a race bike, not a tourer, didn't quite understand it I have to say....

Dec 19, 2001 | 03:10 AM

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N.Ring

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MK:

It is the Evo 6 of MTB's. For hard-core off-road riders who don't race (anymore). The 30 plus bike! Ride it all, all the time: ride any (extreme)terrain with one bike, and do very little maintanance (not much can go wrong). No gimmicks! No image (yet) like a Cannondale (Porsche!).

Dec 19, 2001 | 01:23 PM

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Michael

It might be kinda warm day time, but I was talking about night time, when the temp drops to like 22C. Now if your Evo doesnt feel up to it, you dont HAVE TO. Chicken!

But you are coming in February anyway, so...

Girls are definitely better looking here, especially compared to Germany where you live now, or the UK where you lived before!