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So ... after our brief revolution of Andalusia, we settled in Jerez de la Frontera for the MotoGP as guests of Aprillia team Gresini. Here are some photos

DSC_3854 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

DSC_3763 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

an old boy looks in

fullsizeoutput_1479 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

DSC_4087 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

next door neighbour

DSC_3823 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

Moto 2

fullsizeoutput_1478 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

DSC_3912 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

qualifying

fullsizeoutput_1472 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

fullsizeoutput_1471 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

fullsizeoutput_146f by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

grid pass in hand

pit by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

My photo of Dani

DSC_4099 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

Dani's photo of me ...

Me from Dani's Bike by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

DSC_4183 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

DSC_4151 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

IMG_2115 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

DSC_4245 by Gawaine Appleby, on Flickr

WOW, an amazing experience.

Now then Gawain

Some fantastic, detailed, quality photo's from Jerez Mate, great job I bet you did have an amazing experience 'capped for ya'

Great Pictures, thanks for that!

Dave

I think we just might do that one next year, 39 euros, no wonder it is a sell out. Pleasant part of the world for enjoying two wheels. Great photos. Thanks for sharing.

Question, is the r1100s now feeling dated ?

Chris

Yes Chris, I must admit the S felt like a heavy classic sport bike when I rode after the R1200R.

I liked the gadgets on the R, and enjoyed the cruise control on dual carriageways. But on the twisty road through Ronda I would rather have been on the S.

Two up on the R I found the forks dipping on the breaks a surprise, I missed the telelever. And Jenny found the rear seat less spacious than the S .... interesting differences.

But anyway ... we still have the Diavels