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c2c at easter?

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Postby agileman on Sun Jan 06, 2008 1:58 am

Hi Suzie.
With a bit of luck, could be joining you and the crowd.

I may be doing the Hadrian's Wall Cycle Way and could meet up at Whitehaven for the return trip to the North-East Coast. All depends on getting that date and how the trip will work out, guessing 2 days to Whitehaven and 3 days back. This will be based on camping ofcause.
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Postby Disco on Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:19 am

SuzieC / Agileman....

When you say EASTER, do you have any confirmed dates!

A support vehicle is recommended, (we've had one past two years), and it saves you carrying loads of stuff on ya bike/panniers... decreasing mileage per day..

A well organised support vehicle, packed with supplies (interubes, spare tyres, drink, food - fruit and choc etc etc) will be welcomed at your stops. Spoke to smudge, but it will be a majority vote on whether or not you need one (to be honest, the idea came around when Smudge mentioned getting back over for the car after the ride). All i would ask is each person contribute a small fee (approx £4), which would cover both my 2nd night accomodation (i'll stay with friends on the 1st night in keswick) and the petrol for the car. Based on 20 people in the group, thats £80. This will also cover the cost for any supplies you may need as well and i can supply these as i have a lot from last year (which we bought)
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Postby johnonthetyne on Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:24 am

my insurance is fully comp but i still need to name drivers on document ,im sure it doesnt mean anyone can drive it it means i can drive any other vehicle but only third party,maybe worth checking your policy.
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Postby Disco on Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:31 am

you sure?

last year we have to get a support driver last minute, (ie: day before c2c), and the car he drove back was insured for ANY DRIVER. We did not have to name him on any policy?

just 3rd party like
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Postby johnonthetyne on Sun Jan 06, 2008 7:08 pm

pretty sure otherwise you could have someone with max points and loads of claims drivin ferrari or the like,even at work we have to have named drivers.
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Postby Disco on Sun Jan 06, 2008 7:54 pm

but if ya fully comp for any driver it shouldnt cost you to "name" then for a short period of time should it
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Postby johnonthetyne on Sun Jan 06, 2008 8:35 pm

theyll take into consideration wheather theyve got clean lcence?age etc, otherwise why did i have to name my partner and pay more to have her on policy, youll need to sort it with yours or whoever insurance company.
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