Mt. Hamilton Run - Monday 6/11/2012
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Mt. Hamilton Run - Monday 6/11/2012
Route: http://goo.gl/maps/hRV3
Where: Sears Parking Lot, Eastridge Mall, San Jose, CA
When: 12:30pm Monday Afternoon
Distance: Around 100-120 Miles
Notes --- Just because you see the person ahead of you pass does not mean that it is safe for you. Wait for a clear and safe opening. The last thing we need is for you to endanger some innocent bystander.
Drive at your own pace. We will wait for you at the next stop, don't worry. Some people are willing to drive faster or have more experience, know your limits.
STAY IN YOUR OWN LANE! When Mines Rd becomes a single lane, stay as far right as possible. This does not mean you should now be driving on the left side.
About Me: I've been doing car meets for almost 7 years now, if you don't like the way I run things, then leave. I don't need to deal with your drama, poor driving stunts, or negative remarks pertaining to this thread. So what if I haven't been on here in a while? I'm busy working on cars all the time - Fine Tuning Suspension, Audio Systems, Maintenance, etc. If you aren't here to DRIVE then you are on the wrong thread. This isn't so much as a meet, we aren't here to chat about our cell phones or our modifications, we are here to test out our work and skill. That's it.
Feel free to contact me by cell: (408) 605-1644.
Where: Sears Parking Lot, Eastridge Mall, San Jose, CA
When: 12:30pm Monday Afternoon
Distance: Around 100-120 Miles
Notes --- Just because you see the person ahead of you pass does not mean that it is safe for you. Wait for a clear and safe opening. The last thing we need is for you to endanger some innocent bystander.
Drive at your own pace. We will wait for you at the next stop, don't worry. Some people are willing to drive faster or have more experience, know your limits.
STAY IN YOUR OWN LANE! When Mines Rd becomes a single lane, stay as far right as possible. This does not mean you should now be driving on the left side.
About Me: I've been doing car meets for almost 7 years now, if you don't like the way I run things, then leave. I don't need to deal with your drama, poor driving stunts, or negative remarks pertaining to this thread. So what if I haven't been on here in a while? I'm busy working on cars all the time - Fine Tuning Suspension, Audio Systems, Maintenance, etc. If you aren't here to DRIVE then you are on the wrong thread. This isn't so much as a meet, we aren't here to chat about our cell phones or our modifications, we are here to test out our work and skill. That's it.
Feel free to contact me by cell: (408) 605-1644.
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