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Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby pricey » Sun Jun 28, 2015 7:17 pm

Last site meeting today at the showground and all is coming together.
Around a week before the event we will post the full programme and site map on here and other sites+facebook.
For now here is some info which i will keep adding to until it is replaced by the full programme.

Site opens Friday 12·00-bars, food outlets and dealer hall will be open.
3 huge camping areas with plenty of toilets and showers;
Scooter only-no non 2 wheeled vehicles in this area.
Family camping/quiet area-this area is also scooters only.
Caravan/motorhome area-if you want a non 2 wheeled vehicle near your tent-you must camp in this area.
No fires/disposable barbeques allowed on site.
No dogs allowed on site.

On site we will have;
scooter sprint
scooter scramble
huge dealer hall-few spaces left- call Moy 07795 255232
Dyno.
ON SATURDAY IN THE MAIN PARADE RING OVERLOOKED BY THE TERRACE WITH BARS AND MUSIC HOPEFULLY CHILLING IN THE SUNSHINE-

beer and banana
gymkhana
custom show

Scooter raffle-win a brand new GP200-drawn saturday night
DJs and live bands friday and saturday from 7 00pm in 2 rooms in the Epic building (1 over 18 only)

Shuttle bus into Lincoln from 10-00 to 18-00(approx)

Day passes available saturday only.
Site access for non 2 wheeled vehicles(cars/vans/motorhome/caravan)-£15 per vehicle

Site closes 12 00 sunday.

Hope this helps-
any queries call me after 18 00 07758 195192

Paul (Pricey)
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby terryj » Mon Jun 29, 2015 7:13 am

was looking forward to this rally again until i saw the £15 charge for the wifes car
she comes to all of the rallys with me but wont come on the back since our off
still plenty of others on the same weekend so i can still get out for a ride
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby Knowledge » Mon Jun 29, 2015 12:29 pm

I am sorry to hear about your off, and I am sorry that this has had such an effect on your wife's confidence.

However, I was thinking that the £15 fee was very reasonable. The mersea island rally has a fee of £25, and you have to pay and register your car in advance.

You can bring other people in the car, and spread the cost, though I am not encouraging people to arrive by car for obvious reasons.
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby terryj » Tue Jun 30, 2015 9:10 am

its not her confidence it was seeing how upset the kids were when she was in hospital doesnt want to do that to them again
just found out cant do york

save my arse for 4 nations
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby xenia1 » Tue Jun 30, 2015 8:30 pm

The £15 fee isnt really out of the way,take into account the facilities on site and its pretty good value for money even if two wheels dont pay.
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby nastro azzurro » Tue Jun 30, 2015 9:57 pm

Have to agree.
It's only £5.00 per day if you're there from Friday to Sunday. You couldn't park for that sort of daily price in any town in the country.
Try £42.00 per day in London.........
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby george747 » Tue Jun 30, 2015 10:28 pm

Hi,sorry,how much is it to camp Sat night for solo scooter/Rider,Thanks
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby pricey » Tue Jun 30, 2015 11:14 pm

A weekend ticket is £22 including camping,daytime and evening entertainment.
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby mainstand » Wed Jul 01, 2015 5:15 pm

went last time, loved it. cant wait for this time around.
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby byron » Wed Jul 01, 2015 5:32 pm

Flying 8 Balls are pleased to be running the gymkhana, using the bike we had at our do at Larling
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby byron » Wed Jul 01, 2015 5:37 pm

this one ~
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby terryj » Wed Jul 01, 2015 5:47 pm

nastro azzurro wrote:Have to agree.
It's only £5.00 per day if you're there from Friday to Sunday. You couldn't park for that sort of daily price in any town in the country.
Try £42.00 per day in London.........

its not the money is the principle not prepared to pay an extra £15 to line vfm's pockets
when it was an lcgb rally there was no charge for cars
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby Toot » Wed Jul 01, 2015 6:44 pm

terryj wrote:
nastro azzurro wrote:Have to agree.
It's only £5.00 per day if you're there from Friday to Sunday. You couldn't park for that sort of daily price in any town in the country.
Try £42.00 per day in London.........

its not the money is the principle not prepared to pay an extra £15 to line vfm's pockets
when it was an lcgb rally there was no charge for cars


Hi Terry

VFM are only providing the entertainment for the LCGB National Rally at Lincoln 2015.

I hope you're the only one that thinks that VFM have organised what is expected to be the biggest inland scooter rally in 2015 :shock: :shock:

(In 2012, I'm 99% certain there was a similar charge for 4 wheel vehicles, just like their is 2015. The LCGB always encourages riding scooters to scooter rallies).

Cheers

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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby MickYork » Wed Jul 01, 2015 7:00 pm

Can't see much wrong with charging extra for cars/vans/campers (how much is it worth too sleep in "comfort" compared to a small tent). Too many events are attended by people not on scooters yet revelling in the atmosphere of those having done the "hard" miles.

I sympathise with scooterists who struggle to attend on scooters (for various reasons) but a smaller attended event with 100% scooter riders would be preferable than a "mass" event where all and sundry turn up.....IMO :shock:
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby nastro azzurro » Wed Jul 01, 2015 9:05 pm

terryj wrote:
nastro azzurro wrote:Have to agree.
It's only £5.00 per day if you're there from Friday to Sunday. You couldn't park for that sort of daily price in any town in the country.
Try £42.00 per day in London.........

its not the money is the principle not prepared to pay an extra £15 to line vfm's pockets
when it was an lcgb rally there was no charge for cars


'Cutting your nose off to spite your face' springs to mind.......
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby terryj » Wed Jul 01, 2015 9:42 pm

ishall just go to another rally that weekend
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby dan66 » Wed Jul 01, 2015 10:49 pm

There was a fee last for cars and vans some paid some didn't
Il look out for someone with no nose :lol:
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby Knowledge » Wed Jul 01, 2015 10:55 pm

OK Terry, you've made your point. Have a nice weekend.

I'll be at Lincoln, supporting the LCGB and their officers who have already given-up a great deal of their own time to organise this type of event. I'll say thank-you now, because I know what it takes to organise a rally, not just attend one.
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby Scarborough Col » Thu Jul 02, 2015 1:10 am

terryj wrote:ishall just go to another rally that weekend


That's a shame Terry... :roll: :roll:

The world of Scootering is very diverse nowadays, there`s lots of different events on, often multiple events on the same weekend...
I feel sad that you`d sooner line the pockets of A.N. Other scooter event organiser on the LCGB National rally Lincoln weekend...!!!
Many of the VFM lads are proud paid up Lammy club members that enjoy nothing more than supporting a rally rather than giving up their weekends to try and host a rally

Im not a fan of cars on rallies at all, but a vehicle used for back up purposes makes sense to many, I can only imagine how worried your kids were, when the wife was injured after a spill, but surely you still riding the scooter is a risk and worry to them...?????

Im sure you`ll enjoy whichever event you end up at the weekend of the 11th ... I will look out for you at the York SC event, or failing that the Wearside Wanderers, and Llandudno National both look very good rallies beforehand..

Ride safe pal
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Re: Lincoln National Scooter Rally

Postby Jim Rose » Thu Jul 02, 2015 6:37 am

God people have short memories.

Cars and there occupants can end up as a nuisance, just ask the organisers of Mersea Island. The last rally they did before they took the brave decision to limit cars was a nightmare. The event had become a cheap music festival with a large proportion of the people attending having little or no interest in scooters. Since the limit on cars Mersea is a scooter rally again.

Everyone has a "good" reason to arrive by car but someones suggestion that you spread the £15 charge between the carload fills me with dread. Car loads of people; just what we need at a scooter rally.

As for the entry cost overall, why not ring up Lincoln showground and ask them how much it would be to book the site for the weekend. When we did our Larling rally we paid a couple of hundred quid for the serviced site so we could offer free entry. I suspect the Lincoln showground may be a little more
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