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Told you where this was going...

Please don't reply to this obvious lure by RH. It will end up in a another pointless thread about guns. Maybe he started it tongue-in-cheek, but we all how this is going to end.

You all know I'm a lazy bastard: http://www.vvvzuidlimburg.nl/index_en.aspx

Well, you've been warned already! Here is some more information on the V11LeMans.com continental meeting: V11LeMans.com Continental Meeting 2010 Date: 3, 4, 5 September 2010 Location: Hotel-pension La Chaussée Sibberkerkstraat 79 6301 AV Sibbe (near Valkenburg - South Limburg) The Netherlands link to website Sleeping: There are rooms/beds available and there is a small field to camp Pricing: Hotel € 30,00 per person per night (breakfast included - It's only possible to book a room for two nights!) Available rooms: 6x 2-persons, 3x 3-persons: There are no 1-person rooms available. All rooms have shared showers and toilets (all recently installed) Campsite Tent + breakfast: € 15,00 per person per night Short program <!--coloro:#FF0000--><!--/coloro-->Friday 3 September <!--colorc--><!--/colorc--> 12.00 AM start rally dinner availabe on location, in Sibbe or nearby Valkenburg) <!--coloro:#FF0000--><!--/coloro-->Saturday 4 September<!--colorc--><!--/colorc--> breakfast bike tour with lunch (or whatever you want to do) and bbq in the evening. <!--coloro:#FF0000--><!--/coloro-->Sunday 5 September<!--colorc--><!--/colorc--> breakfast end rally Available on site are: Bike storage/garage with small workshop Big tent with heater (when it rains.. it won't!) BBQ Picknick tables Pub with a dutch and belgian beers small restaurant lots of bike tours (with payed guide if wished) South Limburg is a very nice part of Holland and is situated right between the german Eifel and the belgian Ardennes, motorcycle country "par excellence". Interested in coming over? E-mail Jaap Veldhorst at jaap v11LeMans.com to register You can book rooms or campingplace at La Chaussée (Tel. +31 (0)43 6013426 or info@lachaussee.nl Hope to see you there! Jaap Veldhorst (I try to be as accurate as possible, but here is always a possibility that this info is not.)

Hubert, I think we have covered this extensively on the german Guzzi forum... :D

Cool license plate!

That's one for the Mythbusters!

When I have time I will start a new topic with information. I thought most of it could be the same as in 2010 2007, but I'm open for suggestions!

Guy, it's open for other brands too, so if you're interested...

What the hell are you trying to start here? You should know that these kinds of posts will wake up the environmental extremists on this board! (With the emphasis on mental)

5 hours is about right. You could do it quicker! But I wouldn't take the ferry from Larne. It takes a lot longer than the one from Belfast. And Belfast is closer to Portaferry. However... if you take the ferry from Belfast you have to be in Belfast at 07.30 (!) if you want to be in Newcastle at 17.00... 2 ferries in one day is no fun imo. And getting up this early after an evening in an Irish pub; I seem to recall that's not an option!

No, there it would probably end up in a discussion about global warming...

Just for the record, I'm not one of them!

No, thank YOU!

The front wheel is already painted after my infamous dike accident in 2006. It was dented, but the guys at TLM managed to get it straightened out.

The gold anodized OZ forged alu rims on my V11 need a different color. I was wondering if powder coating is possible as it gives the nicest result. Opinions, tips are welcome!

Everything that had to be said, is said. And much more... I meant it when I wished you all a relaxed 2010. Oh well... no use in crying over spilled milk. Sorry guys, topic closed.

Goed bezig! Well done! Hopefully lots of Guzzisti will join and make it a success.

There aren't many around anymore, but you still see a police Guzzi from time to time. The police uses Suzuki 250 now. I've got a picture somewhere too.

Sounds good! Can of worms and all that.

From what I've heard from the younger Cubans, they would welcome Americans and their $$$ (most of them don't give a rat's ass about socialism), but it's the old Rebels who are still in power. If you have a chance visit Cuba now, because it'll be completely different in 10 years or so. I think the biggest attraction of the island, the special atmosphere, will be gone and it'll just be another Caribbean island full of mega holiday resorts. You can spot this trend already. Only one thing I didn't like about Cuba: the hordes of loudmouthing drunk Kanucks!