[RD Sport]

Guys, we had a blast on all of our previous meets, right?

So, it's time to discuss our next one. Feel free to give suggestions here :rocks:

[cntlaw]

It has got to be a relaxing one and one that we don't expose ourselves under hot sun for too long. Either we do sunny's airforce base + dinner in the evening or see if we can work out the Tai Mo Shan route. Let's do another route research like last time in a cool evening.

[RD Sport]

Originally Posted by cntlaw

It has got to be a relaxing one and one that we don't expose ourselves under hot sun for too long. Either we do sunny's airforce base + dinner in the evening or see if we can work out the Tai Mo Shan route. Let's do another route research like last time in a cool evening.

Sure, we can do another route research just like last time (it was not cool, it was quite hot!)

[vivekk]

Originally Posted by RD Sport

Guys, we had a blast on all of our previous meets, right?

So, it's time to discuss our next one. Feel free to give suggestions here :rocks:

Patrick, you boys just can't get enough meets I think!

All the best.

Viv

[RD Sport]

Originally Posted by vivekk

Patrick, you boys just can't get enough meets I think!

All the best.

Viv

cnt said we should be doing 1 meet per month, so I guess he is the one who can't get enough

Seriously he is a demanding guy, he likes the photos to be in perfection. He doesn't allow the cars to be inches away from it's best position for the photos....

Thank you cnt for your hard works

[vivekk]

Originally Posted by RD Sport

cnt said we should be doing 1 meet per month, so I guess he is the one who can't get enough

Seriously he is a demanding guy, he likes the photos to be in perfection. He doesn't allow the cars to be inches away from it's best position for the photos....

Thank you cnt for your hard works

The mark of a true perfectionist, eh Tony?!

Viv

[kelvinso]

Originally Posted by cntlaw

It has got to be a relaxing one and one that we don't expose ourselves under hot sun for too long. Either we do sunny's airforce base + dinner in the evening or see if we can work out the Tai Mo Shan route. Let's do another route research like last time in a cool evening.

Sounds interesting for sunny's airforce base....we can go the Regal Airport Hotel for dinner or drinks afterwards...I love to take some sunset pictures

[ksfrogman]

One of these days I'd like to visit Hong Kong and go to one of your meets.

[RD Sport]

Originally Posted by ksfrogman

One of these days I'd like to visit Hong Kong and go to one of your meets.

sure, we can arrange an international e90post.com meet in Hong Kong if you come

[cntlaw]

sunny once suggested:-
1. Tai Mo Shan.

2. Clear Water Bay.

3. Chek Lap Kok Airport - end of runway, near HAECO.

4. Fei Ngo Shan (one way road all the way)

5. Cyberport

[RD Sport]

Originally Posted by cntlaw

sunny once suggested:-
1. Tai Mo Shan.

2. Clear Water Bay.

3. Chek Lap Kok Airport - end of runway, near HAECO.

4. Fei Ngo Shan (one way road all the way)

5. Cyberport

All these locations will be on our schedule

[cntlaw]

Originally Posted by RD Sport

All these locations will be on our schedule

let's do our next route search, which u prefer?

[RD Sport]

Originally Posted by cntlaw

let's do our next route search, which u prefer?

I prefer Air Force base

[cntlaw]

Originally Posted by RD Sport

I prefer Air Force base

airforce base has to be an evening meet, but I thought you mentioned the 6th meet is gonna be a E75 meet right?

[RD Sport]

Originally Posted by cntlaw

airforce base has to be an evening meet, but I thought you mentioned the 6th meet is gonna be a E75 meet right?

Yes, it will be a night meet for airforce base but I am confused what "E75" meet is?

[cntlaw]

Originally Posted by RD Sport

Yes, it will be a night meet for airforce base but I am confused what "E75" meet is?

E75=(E60+E90)/2

[RD Sport]

Originally Posted by cntlaw

E75=(E60+E90)/2

ok, now I get it

[Neekulaz]

Another proposed route:

Cyberport --> Pokfulam Road --> Connaught Road Central (flyover) --> Cotton Tree Drive --> Magazine Gap Road --> Peak --> One of the beaches at Southern side

This route is good for Sunday morning drive but also OK for Saturday evening drive (though the traffic will likely be busy in Central/Admiralty area). If it's a Saturday evening drive we can even drive up to the "peak of the peak" via the small convoluted one-way road. There is a open carpark at the top of the hill (we're talking about way up from the Peak plaza).

[RD Sport]

Originally Posted by Neekulaz

Another proposed route:

Cyberport --> Pokfulam Road --> Connaught Road Central (flyover) --> Cotton Tree Drive --> Magazine Gap Road --> Peak --> One of the beaches at Southern side

This route is good for Sunday morning drive but also OK for Saturday evening drive (though the traffic will likely be busy in Central/Admiralty area). If it's a Saturday evening drive we can even drive up to the "peak of the peak" via the small convoluted one-way road. There is a open carpark at the top of the hill (we're talking about way up from the Peak plaza).

Thanks for the suggestion, N

How about something like: IFC - The peak (Peak of the peak) - Cyberport (drinks)



It's better to try to avoid traffic and traffic lights so that it is more organised.

[Neekulaz]

Originally Posted by RD Sport

Thanks for the suggestion, N

How about something like: IFC - The peak (Peak of the peak) - Cyberport (drinks)



It's better to try to avoid traffic and traffic lights so that it is more organised.

Quite fine indeed. The only possible traffic jam will be the way out from IFC and Star Ferry Pier. There are at least 5 traffic lights in between and you really need to drive in a competitive manner and combat with taxi drivers particularly if it's a Saturday evening. I frequently park my car at Hong Kong Station Carpark 2 so I'm very familiar with the vicinity.

And if we are going up to the peak of the peak, it must be a Saturday evening. That road is not open to drivers on Sundays and public holidays except residents of that road. There'll be a road block just in front of the road and if the police sees a team of BMW cars, we'll certainly have no luck

[RD Sport]

Originally Posted by Neekulaz

Quite fine indeed. The only possible traffic jam will be the way out from IFC and Star Ferry Pier. There are at least 5 traffic lights in between and you really need to drive in a competitive manner and combat with taxi drivers particularly if it's a Saturday evening. I frequently park my car at Hong Kong Station Carpark 2 so I'm very familiar with the vicinity.

And if we are going up to the peak of the peak, it must be a Saturday evening. That road is not open to drivers on Sundays and public holidays except residents of that road. There'll be a road block just in front of the road and if the police sees a team of BMW cars, we'll certainly have no luck

Yes, it will be Sat. evening. I am quite interested to visit the Peak of the peak. Don't worry, we can handle 5-6 traffic lights and taxis will eat our dust. Before we go, I may arrange some members from the Island to test out the route together so at least we can have 3-4 cars know the route and each car will lead 3-4 other cars....

The view at the peak of the peak should be stunning

[Neekulaz]

Originally Posted by RD Sport

Yes, it will be Sat. evening. I am quite interested to visit the Peak of the peak. Don't worry, we can handle 5-6 traffic lights and taxis will eat our dust. Before we go, I may arrange some members from the Island to test out the route together so at least we can have 3-4 cars know the route and each car will lead 3-4 other cars....

The view at the peak of the peak should be stunning

Welcome to Hong Kong Island folks , I'd be glad to lead if you guys do decide to do a HK Island ride :rocks: