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Last Blast before the weather breaks

okellyt

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After lots of recent negative posts, I thoguht I'd put up a positive one

So, who took advantage on the unseasonally sunny and warm weather last weekend to take their beast out for a blast.

I took mine out Satrurday and Sunday - oddly enough very little traffic Sunday afternoon, had a great run down my favourite countryside route.

Bar briefly some muppet in his pumped up Punto who could not understand how he couldn't pull away from me when he put his foot down........

Sunshine, british countryside, 22C the windows down, so I could hear the sports exhaust which has noticably improved and become much more snarlly, even with a bit of overrun. What could be better

6000+ miles in the engine is loosening up nicely and getting noticably more pokey evey 1000 miles or so

So go on - who else went out for their last (or near last) summer blast

How good was it
 
ditto
7k miles and flying faster all the time
200 mile round trip hertfordshire /northants countryside /sunshine.big smiles
 
The weather hasn't ever stopped me as yet, however I'm hoping for it to be dry this weekend (BBC says Yes[:D] ) for a little blast this weekend, possibly in a Western direction. [;)]

The seasons seam to be out of sync?, so maybe now it will be better for getting out.. the summer really was a disaster

garyw
 

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