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That is all I'm going to say to all of those. Good meet great people good times.

Yea that was us. Fucking retarded, somebody must have seen it.
A bike doesn't fall over by itself, then get stood back up.

The fairings are scratched up, his helmet, shift linkage bent, kick stand bent, clutch cable snapped, clutch lever bent....

Any information would be really useful please. pm oHenry, or myself. Thanks.

Great Meet!! ^^~

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^theres something about that picture that makes it hot

Mine :)

lala i was late coming in.. was eatting breakfast.. and rolled in with friends.. had to go opposite direction to park :(

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this is b4 the spacers.. looking to run 5mm more XD

In response to complaints about the meet from the pictures thread, I have a suggestion:

We need 1000+ car parking lots.

My suggestion for next year's location: Adesa Richmond parking lot.

From a marketing point of view Adesa will be able to promote their auto auction to everyone who went to the meet and you can do your meet at a ultra super big lot. If they would do it for cheap it's even better for SG's pocket, and we'd be in a regularly shaped huge parking lot. Even if we park ALL of the attendee's cars in we are probably only going to occupy at most 1/4 of that lot below.

I would guess Adesa will be interested to hear this story, too, if we show them how big of a crowd a typical RS summer meet draws. Plus all of the attendees drive and thus we are easily bringing a crowd of 500+ potential customers TO THEM. Adesa used to do regular promotions, coincidently, at the night market...

http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=49.157783,-123.030932&spn=0.005304,0.016512&t=h&z=17
Given we have a year until next meet they might be able to get us in at their convenience....The lot is never ever full.

^responded to your idea in the other thread, although if we do give them huge notice they might be able to pull it off.

^ Yeah coz they are always moving their cars around in and out for dealers even without us coming to them... so if given long enough notice they just have to sort of "migrate" them towards one end of the lot over a few weeks for us and we'd be in good shape...

Actually to prove my point look at this:
http://adesarichmond.ca/index.php

In their schedule they are going to do a Classic Car Show n Shine (huge, they say) on site anyway on September 18th....I'm sure they are open to another meet where the clientèle is actually more relevant to public auctions... ;)

Shit that sucks. Hope you guys find the bastard(s).

Some asshole knocked the driver's side mirror off my car, luckily it's held by a cable and I was able to clip it back in...fuckers.....:gun:

yeah that was awesome my gf couldnt stop laughing, always good times with train horns !!

sucks that all this shit happend to ur guys cars/bikes

ppl who fuck with other ppls car/bike deserved to get shot

Ohhh nice nice. only down side I can see then is it being gravel/dirt.

It was such a good meet im kinda of regreting sleeping in and only coming for like 45 mins oh well good meet non the less :D

If space was going to be a problem then some of the "stock" cars should have been turned away. I know the Mazda 3 and Civic club has great support, yet row after row of mostly stock cars is kinda boring, I can see that at the dealership. It was sad to see nicer cars on the street than in the lots.

Perhaps kill the prize for group with the most cars.

Then everyone will complain about the gravel. I mean a lot of people was complaining about the railroad tracks that was between the two lot. It was just a little track and people complained. You can never make people happy despite it being a free event.

Simple example when we said free hot dogs everyone came rushing up. When it was a dollar, people slowly came. When I was on the grill people came up and ask "Free?" I reply with a "By donation $1 on my right" and 3-4 guys have the guts to say, "so I don't want to donate. I don't wanna pay I want my hot dog"

I have a picture of that.... Several people thought the owner of the vehicle pulled it out as a joke to look like an accident..

The hotdogs are $1 and they want to bargain? Goddamn cheap bastards. :facepalm:

*COUGH* Gh0strider LOL

They were a bit salty, couldn't finish a whole one. :(

fun event, would have stayed longer but incredibly hung over and the sub-woofers weren't helping!

wow are u serious? people were that cheap? i paid my $2 for a drink and a hot dog, and thought it was a good deal. Didn't know I got a free hotdog with a food bank donation. So I donated my cans afterwards lol o well great meet except for those who damaged other people's property. It was my first meet and certainly wont be my last :D

i want to know the same even though i dont really think its legal..
but train horn? ferry horn! LOL

It's not legal.

The whole point of the event is to get everyone out. They did say this was one of the biggest events out there, and we did overflow (which was annoying, but shows the support). Us volunteers already had enough of a chore guiding cars to the right spots, and we aren't bouncers so why would we turn cars away? That just causes traffic hell when they have to turn around, or go through the lot. Plus, it makes Revscene look bad because we aren't selective of who comes (unless your a dick like the two guys in the trucks) and we'd just be pissing people off when it isn't needed. If we wanted to see tuned cars, then we would have asked for them only, but many people don't have the cash to do so, and come with what they have and enjoy the meet. The mods worked VERY hard to put this together, and the volunteers did their best to manage the parking situation. Adding "Oh, you can't come in cause your car is stock" just makes it THAT much harder when the aim is to make the event as smooth as humanly possible while being efficient with what we had. It was first come first served, and if people really wanted a spot, they would have shown up early like some crews did.

My point is, the main objective of these meets is to get a bunch of people out to support the car scene, rep their crews, and get people to mingle with those they normally wouldn't. Plus, a lot of us saw cars we wouldn't see on the streets (or at dealerships either.) Turning people away, because their car is "stock" would result in a lot less numbers-and Revscene isn't an elitist community-it's for everyone :thumbsup: