So after much deliberation, Flinty and myself have agreed to host the ABR Ireland Rally again for this year.
At this time, the venue is NOT confirmed but it will be held over this weekend.
Fri 6th - Sun 8th May 2022
A number of venues are available but we need to get an actual site visit done in the very near future, but there is a strong possibility it may be in Sligo.
Once things are confirmed I will post a new thread, but feel free to post your interest on here to give us an idea of possible attendees.
Looking forward to seeing some familiar faces and hopefully quite a few new ones
Maybe this Covid nonsense will be in a better place in May
Heads Up re ABR Ireland Rally 6-8 May 2022
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Re: Heads Up re ABR Ireland Rally 6-8 May 2022
been a few years since I had a visit to the Isle if it can fit might make a run over but dont count me yet.
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Re: Heads Up re ABR Ireland Rally 6-8 May 2022
Cheers Heff - this has caught my eye, it been quite a few years since I´ve been over (I was on the beige beemer I think last time).
In fact I was only saying last year that I need a tidy run on the bike, so started looking at alternative routes up from Spain for 2022, and pretty much settled on the ´via Ireland´ option Landing in the south (via either Bilbao or Roscoff - not sure which yet) then up the west coast, round the north, then over to Wales (perhaps even via IoM).
I was thinking of this for June heading to the Festival - but now exploring possibilties of doing the 'up' bit at the start of May to take this in - popping back home for a few weeks by plane then back again for the Festival before doing the 'back down' bit.
Would love to make this work, so put me down as a definate possibile and I'll let you know if I can get my ducks in a row.
Cheers
Pat
In fact I was only saying last year that I need a tidy run on the bike, so started looking at alternative routes up from Spain for 2022, and pretty much settled on the ´via Ireland´ option Landing in the south (via either Bilbao or Roscoff - not sure which yet) then up the west coast, round the north, then over to Wales (perhaps even via IoM).
I was thinking of this for June heading to the Festival - but now exploring possibilties of doing the 'up' bit at the start of May to take this in - popping back home for a few weeks by plane then back again for the Festival before doing the 'back down' bit.
Would love to make this work, so put me down as a definate possibile and I'll let you know if I can get my ducks in a row.
Cheers
Pat
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Re: Heads Up re ABR Ireland Rally 6-8 May 2022
nice one,a good few of us from the north west will be there.
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Re: Heads Up re ABR Ireland Rally 6-8 May 2022
Would be very interested
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Re: Heads Up re ABR Ireland Rally 6-8 May 2022
Thanks guys for your positive replies.
Will make the full rally details known when available.
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Will make the full rally details known when available.
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Re: Heads Up re ABR Ireland Rally 6-8 May 2022
Really looking forward to this now.
Just back from road testing Idris after much work, a 4 year layup, and in advance of the Spanish MOT (ITV) this week. New brakes took a bit of riding up and down the local industrial estate to start bedding in, but as soon as they did the smile got bigger. I kind of remembered that the tenere was full of fun and character, but I think I´d forgotton what that felt like... Its sooo different to the bikes I´ve been riding in recent years and I can´t wait to have it back on the road proper, especially with those new Ohlins bouncy bits on the front (the bum end is scheduled for upgrade in the autumn).
Still a few hurdles to go (the ITV, more admin, then some more admin... it is Spain after all), but fingers crossed that all happens as it should - allowing me to head off on 28th to cross Spain, ferry up, and ride around Ireland for a week before meeting up at the rally. Can´t believe its been 15 years since I was last in Macroom - that can´t be right... More importantly, I´ve spent little time in Connacht and Ulster over the years, so a great opportunity to explore more.
Tick tock...
Pat
Just back from road testing Idris after much work, a 4 year layup, and in advance of the Spanish MOT (ITV) this week. New brakes took a bit of riding up and down the local industrial estate to start bedding in, but as soon as they did the smile got bigger. I kind of remembered that the tenere was full of fun and character, but I think I´d forgotton what that felt like... Its sooo different to the bikes I´ve been riding in recent years and I can´t wait to have it back on the road proper, especially with those new Ohlins bouncy bits on the front (the bum end is scheduled for upgrade in the autumn).
Still a few hurdles to go (the ITV, more admin, then some more admin... it is Spain after all), but fingers crossed that all happens as it should - allowing me to head off on 28th to cross Spain, ferry up, and ride around Ireland for a week before meeting up at the rally. Can´t believe its been 15 years since I was last in Macroom - that can´t be right... More importantly, I´ve spent little time in Connacht and Ulster over the years, so a great opportunity to explore more.
Tick tock...
Pat
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