Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

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Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by Gage » Fri Nov 24, 2006 9:40 am

Well, for what its worth.. we would be happy to give rides in our humble Atom to anyone who traveled overseas to visit.  I would greatly appreciate driving advice from experienced Atom owners.  :)

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by Driver » Fri Nov 24, 2006 6:48 am

If brammo brings their demo car then i would assume polite drives around the track might be under their policy. Of course, that's not the same as having one to really push... :)

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by 1965Cobra427 » Thu Nov 23, 2006 4:51 pm

[quote="jon b"]
Appreciate if you can have a chat with the factory for them to supply a car for International visitors  :tu:
[/quote]

I'll make the request. Worst they can do is say "no," but your points are good ones and I know Brammo is a top drawer kind of company. If they can, I'm betting they will. Don;t want to push out delivery times though  :angel:

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by jon b » Thu Nov 23, 2006 11:07 am

Cobra

Appreciate if you can have a chat with the factory for them to supply a car for International visitors  :tu:

I am pretty sure everyone of us would be happy to pay money for wear and tear - I'm sure that could sweeten the proposal.  Ideally, if there were say 10 of us and we chipped in $150 - $200 - thats up to $2000.  Hopefully we could be covered through some sort of insurance policy for any damage to the car - either through the factory or other.  But lets not worry about this for now

It would also be really good for International owners to assess Ariel vs Brammo cars in order to provide proactive feedback to both factories- specifically focusing on handling and balance characteristics as well as build detail.  In this respect, both factories may see this as a constructive proposal

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by 1965Cobra427 » Thu Nov 23, 2006 12:39 am

benyeats wrote:
1st Austrian Atom 2 [Klaus] wrote:
I'll do my best to get at least one Atom for UK owners to drive.
Cobra: might be a lack of [UK and/or US  :)] English language skills, but I do not get what you are trying to say? An "or" question from my understanding requires to select
    a) none of the two options - this has already been ruled out as you at least (try to) provide one car for U.K. owners
    b) exactly one of the two options effectively ruling out the other
    c) both of the two options

Please enlighten me - if required by improving my English skills  ;)

Regards,

Klaus
I am 100% sure Cobra did not mean US/UK only and no Austrains !  Your English is correct in that is not exactly what he said, but I think you knew that ;)

Ben
Ben is right. Austrians are OK with me! (along with other international Atom owners including but not limited to UK). Sorry for improper use of the language. I was just being lazy.

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by benyeats » Wed Nov 22, 2006 10:36 pm

1st Austrian Atom 2 [Klaus] wrote:
I'll do my best to get at least one Atom for UK owners to drive.
For UK owners only or for international owers as well ???
Cobra: might be a lack of [UK and/or US  :)] English language skills, but I do not get what you are trying to say? An "or" question from my understanding requires to select
    a) none of the two options - this has already been ruled out as you at least (try to) provide one car for U.K. owners
    b) exactly one of the two options effectively ruling out the other
    c) both of the two options

Please enlighten me - if required by improving my English skills  ;)

Regards,

Klaus
I am 100% sure Cobra did not mean US/UK only and no Austrains !  Your English is correct in that is not exactly what he said, but I think you knew that ;)

Ben

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by KK » Wed Nov 22, 2006 8:55 pm

I'll do my best to get at least one Atom for UK owners to drive.
For UK owners only or for international owers as well ???
Quite right.
Cobra: might be a lack of [UK and/or US  :)] English language skills, but I do not get what you are trying to say? An "or" question from my understanding requires to select
    a) none of the two options - this has already been ruled out as you at least (try to) provide one car for U.K. owners
    b) exactly one of the two options effectively ruling out the other
    c) both of the two options

Please enlighten me - if required by improving my English skills  ;)

Regards,

Klaus

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by 1965Cobra427 » Wed Nov 22, 2006 8:26 pm

1st Austrian Atom 2 [Klaus] wrote:
I'll do my best to get at least one Atom for UK owners to drive.
For UK owners only or for international owers as well  ???
Quite right.

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by Driver » Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:36 pm

I've got a 10x20 EZUp with side panels. October should see the temperatures quite pleasant in the evenings. And if I can convince my father or brother to tag along with their 5th wheels (nice but maybe not as luxurious like the Prevost/Marathon/Bluebirds  above) we might have some additional floor space/pull out sofa sleeper. Too soon to tell though, Ask me again in 5 months when I'll have a better idea.

Ben, is your tent considered carry-on luggage? :)

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by Bruce Fielding » Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:32 pm

[quote="benyeats"]

Bruce - I can bring a big enough tent for all of us to stay right on the circuit !
[/quote]

What do you mean 'us'? ;D

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by benyeats » Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:24 pm

[quote="John Lloyd"]
[quote="Bruce Fielding"]
There don't seem to be any smart hotels in Hallett. They all appear to replace the 'h' in hotel with an 'm'...

Could we hire one of these?

Image


[/quote]

Only if I can drive.  :D
[/quote]

I will guarantee you a good award at next year's Christmas dinner if you spin that one !

Bruce - I can bring a big enough tent for all of us to stay right on the circuit !

Ben

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by John Lloyd » Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:21 pm

[quote="Bruce Fielding"]
There don't seem to be any smart hotels in Hallett. They all appear to replace the 'h' in hotel with an 'm'...

Could we hire one of these?

Image


[/quote]

Only if I can drive.  :D

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by Bruce Fielding » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:36 pm

Ben! I thought you'd have your two man pup up in seconds?

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by benyeats » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:35 pm

Hotels in Tulsa look a bit better

Ben

Re: Any UK/Europe guys fancy going to Atomfest

by Bruce Fielding » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:31 pm

There don't seem to be any smart hotels in Hallett. They all appear to replace the 'h' in hotel with an 'm'...

Could we hire one of these?

Image

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