SKCC - Southern Kit Car Club. A Club for kit car owners across Southern England. Kent, Sussex, East Hants, Surrey, Berks, Middlesex, London

Great weather for it

Thanks for Organising
Great run this morning, nice local start, 2 min from my house, so rude not to
Mixed run today with bus decided to join our run

Then followed by a rallying stage towards the end of the run, which was quite interesting with us low riders

Great banta at the cafe and a story or two too tell
Run home wasn’t to bad. running on fumes, thought I was going to have to get the Jerry can out again, lucky I got to a petrol garage, with out running out.
Then a little voice over radio called out cable snapped!
So Matt and I span around to go and find Tony S. when we found Tony, I had a bit of a issue getting up and over the kerb, but a nudge from Tony and Matt. Then back to the job in hand

i had to add a little excitement to the run home otherwise it would have been boring just sitting in traffic . Thanks for a great run with off road bits thrown in it was fun. And thanks to the SKCC breakdown and recovery services very prompt

Tony666 wrote:i had to add a little excitement to the run home otherwise it would have been boring just sitting in traffic . Thanks for a great run with off road bits thrown in it was fun. And thanks to the SKCC breakdown and recovery services very prompt

Armed with sticky tape, cable ties and string, Matt can fix anything
How was the hand throttle on the way home

So we have hand throttles now do we !! Hope you get it sorted soon Tony.
Although I did organise the run it was thanks to everyone who turned up to make this a cracking run.
It was only a short run but we covered most of the SKCC criteria I think, dodgy way points, fast roads of roading, and a good breakfast to finish off.
It was a mixture of fast roads , side roads and off roads !!!
Great company as always and thanks to everyone who turned up.

Kegco wrote:

Tony666 wrote:i had to add a little excitement to the run home otherwise it would have been boring just sitting in traffic . Thanks for a great run with off road bits thrown in it was fun. And thanks to the SKCC breakdown and recovery services very prompt

Armed with sticky tape, cable ties and string, Matt can fix anything
How was the hand throttle on the way home

Lol apart from being restricted to 76mph all good I have since modified the throttle linkage to accept that type of cable oh and thanks for breakfast

Tony666 wrote:

Kegco wrote:

Tony666 wrote:i had to add a little excitement to the run home otherwise it would have been boring just sitting in traffic . Thanks for a great run with off road bits thrown in it was fun. And thanks to the SKCC breakdown and recovery services very prompt

Armed with sticky tape, cable ties and string, Matt can fix anything
How was the hand throttle on the way home

Lol apart from being restricted to 76mph all good I have since modified the throttle linkage to accept that type of cable oh and thanks for breakfast

No prob
So do we need to get you a
limited to 76mph sticker

Kegco wrote:

Tony666 wrote:

Kegco wrote:Armed with sticky tape, cable ties and string, Matt can fix anything
How was the hand throttle on the way home

Lol apart from being restricted to 76mph all good I have since modified the throttle linkage to accept that type of cable oh and thanks for breakfast

No prob
So do we need to get you a
limited to 76mph sticker

Well I was thinking of adjusting it a bit more so it only does 62mph and then I will feel like I'm in the bus

Yup nice one thanks. I did miss read the clock and I arrived at 6/45 stop laughing you'll be old one day

Tony T wrote:Yup nice one thanks. I did miss read the clock and I arrived at 6/45 stop laughing you'll be old one day

It's too late for me I'm already there mind I was up at 4/30 but I did wait until the correct time as Matt would have been a bit upset if I had knocked on his door at that time