Getting Back To Horizons...

[bermudabob]

OK, I've dropped my S1 off with Horizon for its 'C' Service & New T1-R's (got a lift back with a friend). Mikes a nice guy, even hoiked an S1 up to show me the jacking points properly when I asked.

 

I've got to go back this Saturday (9th April) to pick it up.. which is the nearest train station? is it Cradley Heath? I could ring Mike tomorrow, but its Sunday and I'm bored and want to get my train ticket now...

[ipanter]

I've looked on Autoroute, it looks as if Lye is the closest, but Halesowen looked a similar didtance, it didn't show a station in Cradley, so i'm unsure as to how accurate it is???

 

Did you see a yellow S1 (pissing water all over the floor) while you were there? If so, it's mine, how did it look?

[bermudabob]

Ah, that was the one I had a look at to see where the jacking points were! It looked nice a dry!

[AndyD]

You want Cradley railway station its a relative short walk to Horizon from there, just turn right follow the road back parallel with the railway line and then turn right under the bridge - you will know where you are then .. most likely

 

Trains run from Birmingham Snow Hill to Cradley usually toward Stourbridge or Kidderminster.

[dss123]

Bob,

 

Let us know how you get on with the T1-Rs

 

Had mine on for about a month now, and for fast road us I think they are terrific.

 

Definitely different "feel" to my old P0s but getting well used to them now.

 

 

Duncs

[dobbo]

Cradley Heath is closest - few stops from New Street.

 

When I phoned Wendy for directions on foot, she offered to collect me.

 

It's only 5 mins walk, so I didn't bother. Out of the station, turn right, follow (immediately next to railway line) to end of road (past print works on left), turn right under railway bridge, down hill to trading estate entrance, then you'll recognise it.

 

Chris

[AndyD]

Cradley Heath is closest - few stops from New Street.

 

When I phoned Wendy for directions on foot, she offered to collect me.

 

It's only 5 mins walk, so I didn't bother.  Out of the station, turn right, follow (immediately next to railway line) to end of road (past print works on left), turn right under railway bridge, down hill to trading estate entrance, then you'll recognise it.

 

Chris

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Really - fancy that - except you cant get to Cradley from New Street - you have to use Snow Hill - read my first post ...

[bermudabob]

Oooh... its an almighty £12.50 to get there by train...

 

Not much in comparison to all the work I'm having done... (C Service + tyres & Geo...)

[Scott_Mac]

Yup, Cradley... turn right from the station, follow railway, turn right at end under railway bridge, past Wizard and Glass pub on left, turn into Industrial Estate... they're at the end

[Daniel]

I'd give you a ride Rob, but my car's making a funny noise at the moment Feel free to pop into Hallcraft and say hello to it as it's probably lonely.

[bermudabob]

I bet it is...

[Daniel]

Give it a kiss for me

[bermudabob]

And get a mouthful of mud? no chance!

[Daniel]

Mud? That's not mud in the passenger seat, ask Greg.

[bermudabob]

Well that means I definitely won't be giving it a kiss...