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Old 24-04-2008
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Hi guys,

I imagine there is a thread somewhere around oOple, but i'm bone idle...

So, i'd like to know if anyone has heard anything about 2.4ghz not being allowed for the Belgian GP?

...and what the local bars/clubs/brothels are like by the track?
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Old 24-04-2008
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No problem 2.4ghz authorized In Belgium
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Pidge is the best one to recommend the bars, I believe he has a stalker at one of them....

There is live music and a beer tent on for Friday & Saturday night in the park, plenty of beer, and the fruit beers are freckin' gorgeous so try them.. I have just forgotten there name though, nevermind. Other than this, the night life seemed pretty none existent in the locality exept for the odd pub and restaurant, but Pidge will know more.

There is a supermarket on the main road, good place to stop for supplies.... but they don't cater for British drinkers, me and Dan emptied the shelves of beer and I think we only spent £30 each... LOL.

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and the fruit beers are freckin' gorgeous so try them.. I have just forgotten there name though, nevermind. Chris
Kriek?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kriek

Fruit beers are for fruits
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LOVE it

word is the company went bust tho.......
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well i'm due to be a grandad on july 1st so its cutting it fine us leaving to go on the 2nd ..but aleast i will have somthing to celebrate whilst i'm away
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well i'm due to be a grandad on july 1st so its cutting it fine us leaving to go on the 2nd ..but aleast i will have somthing to celebrate whilst i'm away
Ok, so here's a good excuse for us to sup more Kriek or similar...
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sounds like a fruity beer is on the cards for celebration!!
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sounds like a plan guys
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LOVE it

word is the company went bust tho.......
Nope. Just the owner of the largest Kriek brewery died recently (Belle vue).

BTW, Kriek is considered as a beer for girls in Belgium
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BTW, Kriek is considered as a beer for girls in Belgium
But do they drink it by the gallon too
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i'll bring a few crates of Carlsberg Special Brew then
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But do they drink it by the gallon too

haha.
If you get a chance tryout a 'Satan' or 'Barbar' those are real Belgium beers. But make sure you're not driving after the buzz will show.
But it its a fruit beer your after the try Lindermans


Freud , maxoo , and I went to try out the new track layout last weekend.
It's a very nice track. There's a licle wall-ride thingy now by the shed.

I had way too much grip at first & had to cut some off the spikes of the Front mini pins ...


Was really nice.
Never got close to Freud's speed but I enjoyed it.

sorry ladz. couldn't make any pics of the new layout.
forgot the cam & my phone
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i'll bring a few crates of Carlsberg Special Brew then
The horror !!!! Carlsberg in Belgium !!
We have excellent lagers like Jupiler or Stella Artois.

If you REALLY want to try top quality Belgian beers : try some of the Trappist monastry beers like Westmalle or Chimay.
Or a Belgian classic like Duvel.

Just DO NOT try it before you have to drive (1/10th or 1/1 )
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I had way too much grip at first & had to cut some off the spikes of the Front mini pins ...
Then try some 2wd yellow schum staggered ribs at the front. Nice, consistant grip at the front.
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But do they drink it by the gallon too
Don't you just LOVE Belgian girls
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mmm, Stella!! crazy juice

another question...

it appears that schumacher yellow minipins are a popular choice, but could people post what OTHER tyres seem to work on the track? 2wd/4wd/front/rear...

ps - what's the wear rate like, and what are worn tyres like on the track too? and what tyres would be suitable when it's wet (heaven forbid)?

cheers all!!
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Don't you just LOVE Belgian girls
Yes, are they easy?
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I think any girl would be if they had a gallon of beer
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Yes, are they easy?

Just use some of that british charm (*hmm*) and you'll be OK.
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