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Still p1**es me off that other RCZ drivers dont acknowledge friendly wave
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Nermor
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It strange but in NL I have seen like 2 or 3 RCZ in a year.
such a shame when u have, presumably, infinitely smoother back roads....
The UK is truly 3rd w0rld, many might say..?
Kenneth
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Very rarely encounter much other traffic on it. And he agent seen a tractor on it in two years. ONE cattle float getting loaded up l the farmers must have access to their fields in it ther ways there. The main A road is always bad with them getting around. And Lorries. And holidaymakers. There is wildlife around all the same. Have to watch for deer etc. 
The roads are an absolute state here. Although I’ve found a twenty mile stretch of back road that gets me to work and other than about quarter of a mile it’s perfect. And it’s absolutely brilliant for the car.
Very rarely encounter much other traffic on it. And he agent seen a tractor on it in two years. ONE cattle float getting loaded up l the farmers must have access to their fields in it ther ways there. The main A road is always bad with them getting around. And Lorries. And holidaymakers. There is wildlife around all the same. Have to watch for deer etc. Charlie1875
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Yes it weird that nobody acknowledges a fellow rcz owner, I waved at a blue rcz yesterday and nothing in return!
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I’m afraid that the cars we live and adore are just mere transport to some 
tad envious on both, your location, and this find of the last perfect road in the UK.....The rii of ads
The roads are an absolute state here. Although I’ve found a twenty mile stretch of back road that gets me to work and other than about quarter of a mile it’s perfect. And it’s absolutely brilliant for the car.
Utterly detest what the local roads have done to my suspension, wheels and tyres since purchase just 5 mths back - Only 3k mls, all of which have been driven with second by second vigilance for pot holes
I just know she would be sublime on a smooth road where u dare risk loading up the suspension through a curve, without fear of being thrown severely off line.
Would love to fit 245 45 19 comfort tyres with progressive spring and dampers (see my detailed other post) and enjoy both the potential ride comfort and very high level cornering poise
Kenneth
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It’s one of the few stretches of road that are good. I noticed they’ve got the yellow paint down on the bad part so maybe it’s up for repair.tad envious on both, your location, and this find of the last perfect road in the UK.....
Utterly detest what the local roads have done to my suspension, wheels and tyres since purchase just 5 mths back - Only 3k mls, all of which have been driven with second by second vigilance for pot holes
I just know she would be sublime on a smooth road where u dare risk loading up the suspension through a curve, without fear of being thrown severely off line.
Would love to fit 245 45 19 comfort tyres with progressive spring and dampers (see my detailed other post) and enjoy both the potential ride comfort and very high level cornering poise
it was resurfaced as it was being used for the golf open a while ago. It was brand h used pretty much as a private road to ferry players to Turnberry and it’s not used a lot by locals. And definitely not by HGVs unless they need to get to farms. Seems to have kept it in decent nick for quite a long time really. You’ll rarely even see the big heavy German saloon stuff on it as it’s just not enjoyable for those drivers. Those cars don’t fare well.
The blue a couple of straight parts and the rest is fairly high speed and loads of esses. Good got our stuff though 
mist locals use the coastal road which is very scenic indeed. But the surface is pretty ropey in places or I’d use that a lot more. Especially in summer. Even if it’s campervan hell mostly. The views are stunning.if. Was doing A road or motorway Id probably go for the diesel TBH. It would be a better cruiser for that type of nonsense