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I didn't go last year but I did the year before and they had an exotic section like that but it was current models not newly released ones like the F3.
I'll ask the sales manager at South Sound. About the HP4 next chance I get. We know each other through the guy I trained under. I'm up for a beer but not too many as I'm going to drive up. Anyone need a ride? I'm coming up from Puyallup. |
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Oh and Champs Karting isn't in business anymore, so I don't think there are any indoor places in Seattle anymore. There's a K1 in Redmond but I dunno if everyone wants to trek that far for a few laps.
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Well it was just an idea. I'd be up to it but I'd understand if others were not. That is quite a drive.
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I think it's a good idea. It's only 20 minutes or so from the show; if you're coming all the way from Puyallup it's not too much further. It's only about 10 minutes from where I live so it's no biggie to me. It can get pretty crowded on weekends though.
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We'll see how the show is and we can then all decide as a group what we want to do then. If we do want to go karting we can call them to see how busy they are.
I'm use to driving a lot so it's not a big deal to me to some however that could be a long way out of the way. |
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People in Seattle just don't like to drive anywhere farther than 30 minute from home. We like to stay close to home. Folks from Cali and Texas would drive 30 min just to get a Slurpee.
Was really looking forward to seeing the new Daytona too. Forecast for the 15th is partly cloudy with a 10% chance of rain. I just might ride. |
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I'm use to commuting a ways to work so driving across town doesn't bother me.
Hmm riding would definitely make parking easier. I may have friends in town from Oregon though. I'll have to wait and see. |
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I'll be driving or bussing it in. Bikes not street legal right now or else I'd ride there.
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The last time I was there they did have a helmet and jacket check area before going in.
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