alexwitham wrote:Sam - you don't happen to have a spare 20L Jerry can do you?

i have loads here, if you manage to borrow one great, but other wise i can send you a 20L clear plastic one

alexwitham wrote:Sam - you don't happen to have a spare 20L Jerry can do you?

Yes mate, it's a red one, but I've always had petrol in it, there's a Sainsbury's less than 5 miles away, if you can pick it up you're welcome to borrow it :)

10/40 oil.
Chain lube.
C spanner.
Misc tools.
Misc nuts n bolts.
Insulating tape/duct tape.
Cable ties.
Both parts of driving license.
TD forms etc.
Money.
Fuel.
Spare gloves.
Food.
Drink.

Anyone think of anything else I need?

alexwitham wrote:10/40 oil.
Chain lube.
C spanner.
Misc tools.
Misc nuts n bolts.
Insulating tape/duct tape.
Cable ties.
Both parts of driving license.
TD forms etc.
Money.
Fuel.
Spare gloves.
Food.
Drink.

Anyone think of anything else I need?

Spare Levers, & foot pegs etc.
Cables/wires for misc electrical faults?
throttle and clutch cable?

Got some levers. Clutch/throttle cables I don't have, and nor do I have the misc electrical wires. Fingers crossed

I have a pair of useable throttle cables and an old bit of a loom I can bring with me, aswell as a set of levers. I also have a 5ltr petrol can I can pop in my bag if you need it (not much, but would do as an emergency back up)

What a day! Snetterton 300 is absolutely mega (dare I say it....my dad thinks it's on par with Cadwell....), the weather was just right (10-12degrees with no wind or rain) and the bike ran perfectly. I was in the novice/inter group wearing a newbie bib to begin with, that soon came off after 2 sessions when I started to get the hang of it. There was a group of 600's (2 R6's, 1 Daytona, 1 B1H, 1 SRAD) I always seemed to end up amongst, they'd make mince meat of me down the start/finish straight but I'd take them on the braking or nip past them on the outside cranked well over. BT090's, what a tyre! Not 1 hiccup and I certainly wasn't giving them an easy time (see the pics)

Anyway, pictures speak a zillion words and all that....

Session's 1 & 2:











Session's 3 & 4:







Tyre's:




Porn:




My Dad:




Apache Helecopter:





So to conclude, I f***ing loved it and will be booking another in a month or so. VFR400 NC30 - What a brilliant little bike.

Cracking pics, looks like you had fun

what sort of price would one need to output for the alex?

looks excellent and i really want to do one now.

Addictive isn't it?

Also, there is no way it is better than Cadwell...there are no hills in Norfolk!!