bigalTT

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2001/Luckenbach.JPG"></center><p>This is the first weekend that we have had the roadster and decided to take a ride in the country. Found some good windy roads with no traffic or cops and halled A*!. We by accident ended up in Luckenbach Texas and no we did not see *****, Waylon or the boys. Thought you might like to see a picture of the metropolise of Luckenbach With a TT Roadster in the foreground.

Alan

TTerrell

Good to know you name... Answers my first question. Truely sorry I posted that...

bigalTT

We need to find out who in San Antonio and Austin have TT's and get somthing going. I don't know if there is a Audi club in SA or not but will see what I can find out. The roads we were on today had some great switchbacks elavating turns falling turns dips etc. The only problem we encountered was a farmer pulling out in front of us at the top of a curve and yes the brakes work well on a TT. These roads were 50MPH posted and many of the curves had suggested speeds of 30MPH and we were taking turns from 70 to 80+. What a great time. I did not want to push the car yet since I still feel I am not familiar with it. However on the Highway on the way home had a good clear stretch and got the car a little over 115 it felt great!

Alan

Tom K

Those roads are great! I have rallied them as part of the Comanche Peak Road Rally before. Can those of us from Dallas / Fort Worh join the fun?!?

bigalTT

All are welcome if we can put it together. It would be great fun.

strawtarget

Yup, I wouldn't miss it if it were to come together. The TX hill country has some GREAT roads.

TTerrell

I know of at least 6 lurkers and 2 posters on the forum from Central Texas! Ya'll cumoan aut yahea!

TTerrell

Blanco, Hays, or one of those counties?

Tom K

When you have a Valentine One and a Bearcat!