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Re: Bilpa Morea Claypan

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davidald wrote:Racing on clay causes 7 years bad luck.
Bullshit :P :P :P :P :P :P :P
Racing on anything DRY is FUN :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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momec3 wrote:Word is the claypan has dried out.
Great news ... :D :D
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Now may be a good time to look into alternative race venues such as this.
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I'm betting it's damp again after the floods up north.. Chris??
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Re: Bilpa Morea Claypan

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Yes Rob,

I believe it is but I will have my people contact your people to confirm that every living frigging pot hole big or small in Australia is currantly full of bloody water.

I think I'll go and sit on the ride on and make fast motor noises till I feel better. :cry:

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Re: Bilpa Morea Claypan

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http://www.queenslandholidays.com.au/de ... /bedourie/

How far was the town from the pan? They have an airport too, althought flying there would probably be more expensive than going to Europe.

Sounds like fun.
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Re: Bilpa Morea Claypan

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mate that sounds like a great alternative,count us in ,glen
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Would the insurance company cover an alternative venue?

IMHO a good target would be to try and get a second event happening in August/September being about 1/2 a year out from Speedweek and the driest months at Bedourie.

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Re: Bilpa Morea Claypan

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G'day Jon,

Biloela is a long way from Bilpa Morea unless there's more than one. The one I know of is up near Rockhampton?

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Fixed sorry Rob
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No dramas, figured it was just a typo or brain fade :D
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welcome to plan B, yes please count me in, can i leave now!!!!!!!!!
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Maybe end of winter for this one late August/early Sept maybe.
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Re: Bilpa Morea Claypan

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Hi all, Paul from tassie.
For what it is worth I am keen as I have been a member of this association since 2010 and not raced. Either salt or clay. I have now got a bike that will do well over 200mph but no place to play. The longest straight (bitumen) in Tassie is about 3 k's without a right angled corner. So even if Mr. Plod turned the other way I still don't have enough room to run. For me it is approx. 2,700 ks. 1 ferry trip and 3 to 4 days driving but what is the alternative, none. How feasible is it to have the salt lake as the prefered option and the clay pan as the alternative?
Cheers Paul
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