January 12, 201115 yr hi mexmex take money with you each day as there is a lunch stop with a snack van. Although your lunch is included in your entry fee nowadays, so you only need money if you are expecting to be extra hungry!
January 29, 201115 yr Author Are the entries out yet? Yes they are. http://www.ssdt.org/downloads/2010/2011%20Entries%204.pdf
January 30, 201115 yr no worries k, as easy as missing a flag , or two Now then Munch, hope you're keeping well?
January 30, 201115 yr Is there still a wee pub on the other side while waiting for the Corran ferry??? I remember checking in there for a time control and being miffed as I did not bring any $$$$ not knowing about the pub. When I talked to the lad there and told him I was from Canada, he disappeared for a bit and came back with a nice tall cool pint for me, no charge! Ah the memories!!
January 30, 201115 yr Now then Munch, hope you're keeping well? Holy Feck...Kinell....how you doing mate?? We thought you forgotten your way in here Edited January 30, 201115 yr by Slapshot 3
January 30, 201115 yr "Is there still a wee pub on the other side while waiting for the Corran ferry??? I remember checking in there for a time control and being miffed as I did not bring any $$$$ not knowing about the pub. When I talked to the lad there and told him I was from Canada, he disappeared for a bit and came back with a nice tall cool pint for me, no charge! Ah the memories!!" yes it's still there, and if your spectating, when you stop in for a quick one, don't ask for the dart's or you might find yourself still there 3 hours later......woohoo canny wait...!!
January 31, 201115 yr Just been reading all these posts about SSDT and see that MexMex has just finished an ISDE in Mexico. Well done, but having ridden and finished both an ISDE and four SSDTs, I can assure you that the Scottish is far more physical, tiring, frustrating and harder on the bikes than the ISDE. Not putting you off, just trying to explain that one is more difficult than the other.
January 31, 201115 yr Author Just been reading all these posts about SSDT and see that MexMex has just finished an ISDE in Mexico. Well done, but having ridden and finished both an ISDE and four SSDTs, I can assure you that the Scottish is far more physical, tiring, frustrating and harder on the bikes than the ISDE. Not putting you off, just trying to explain that one is more difficult than the other. Cool reference, that will make me train harder! Which ISDE you did? I would like to hear some specific training tips if you have.
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