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Well I didnt ride but drove out and meet some of the happy crew today and it was worth the effort.
I saw some happy and very muddy punters, all seemed as though they had a good time :laugh:
There are some stories and some great photos to be posted here so stay tuned
Couple of starters I heard
– Seems as though a ex enduro gun (that has enough trophies he says) had a retread that wasnt handling the conditions and started what was a 2 hr + tyre change and sobber I was told. As it was relayed to me, he removed the tyre and fitted the new retread only to pinch the tube :laugh: , the tube was removed and a patch readied to be applied, he was heard to tell people that the glue had to dry before the patch is applied (must knows his stuff :laugh: ) The glue dried and the patch was applied, tube fitted to the tyre, tyre to the rim and inflated only to go flat straight away. The tube was removed from the tyre and it was found that the patch had fallen of because the gun had forgotten to remove the plastic/foil backing on the patch :laugh: :laugh:
So the patch was correctly fitted (plastic backing removed :laugh: :laugh: ) Tyre fitted and inflated, the wheel was fitted to the bike only to find that the chain would drive on the disc, yes he fitted they wheel the wrong way around / back to front :laugh: :laugh: . As someone who shall remain nameless said ” its explains why the Collins Class Submarines are the way they are”The other story that needs to be told is about a certain KTM riders bike that would start, he snapped and threw his bike in a puddle and didnt go riding, and Puddles picked it up for him :blink:
Bull you and your wife have done a fanastic job and lifted the bar again, wish I could have ridden
TB
Bull great job from what I saw and everyone said, STM nice to meet ya mate, lucky I didnt put the falcon through the hilux door, thanks god for ABS! :ohmy:
Karma for all your efforts Bull, also great to see all the kids there having a ball and the dads taking them out on the private property tracks well done
TB
Hows the cook Puddles? Food Poisoning wasn’t it
Trailboss wrote:
Quote:Hows the cook Puddles? Food Poisoning wasn’t itMust of been a 24hr thing:laugh: :laugh:
Trailboss wrote:
Quote:Bull great job from what I saw and everyone said, STM nice to meet ya mate, lucky I didnt put the falcon through the hilux door, thanks god for ABS! :ohmy:Karma for all your efforts Bull, also great to see all the kids there having a ball and the dads taking them out on the private property tracks well done
TB
And the thereI was thinking I am out on a quiet country road and some rally driver at full steam bears down on me:laugh:
Cheers for the directios, I was about to pull out my scribbled map but you pointed me the right way.
It was great to meet everyone today and I had a lot of fun on the ride. It flowed really well with no mechanicals and a pretty good pace, for me anyway:) I was a bit nervous heading out this morning as I have only had the bike since December after 20 years away from the sport but the ride was well led and well swept, the end I was at:laugh:
The terrain was awesome and Bull has an incredible spot and even with that much water the trails stood up to it well.
It was great to meet Bull, TB, Puddles and all the crew and a special mention to Mick from Micknmeld fame for introducing me to everyone and taking the time to show me around. You made me feel very welcome.
All in all it was a great day out on the bike and KTMBull, Bill and his family , deserves a massive pat on the back.
Thanks again
STM
Great Work MR & Mrs Bull;)
Great to see people such as youselved allowing like minded bikers and their kids to enjoy your property,,,,,
Awsome StuffTrailboss wrote:
Quote:– Seems as though a ex enduro gun Dont Know about the Gun Bit:blink: (that has enough trophies he says):dry: Where did I say this:unsure: had a retread that wasnt handling the conditions Because it was worn out after 12 rides and started what was a 2 hr + tyre change and sobber I was told. you were told wrong it was at least 4 Hours As it was relayed to me, he removed the tyre and fitted the new retread only to pinch the tube :laugh: , Mick Pinched the [color=][/color]Tube:ohmy: the tube was removed and a patch readied to be applied, he was heard to tell people that the glue had to dry before the patch is applied (must knows his stuff :laugh: ) The glue dried and the patch was applied, tube fitted to the tyre, tyre to the rim and inflated only to go flat straight away. The tube was removed from the tyre and it was found that the patch had fallen of because the gun had forgotten to remove the plastic/foil backing on the patch :laugh: :laugh: You got all of that bit wrong :blink:
So the patch was correctly fitted (plastic backing removed :laugh: :laugh: ) Tyre fitted and inflated, the wheel was fitted to the bike only to find that the chain would drive on the disc, yes he fitted they wheel the wrong way around / back to front :laugh: :laugh: A SLIGHT Lapse of Concenntration:silly: . As someone who shall remain nameless said ” its explains why the Collins Class Submarines are the way they are”Thanks Bill Kez Puddles and all of the ladies for the huge effort that went into this weekend awsome effort.
The riding was Primo although a bit slick in a few places:woohoo: Thanks P-Dub for the use of your Van I think some of the Panels may be a bit loose after all the snoring that I done after consuming nearly a bottle of Bundy:side: if anyone finds an OB stubby cooler with Ollie written on the bottom give us a hoy
Thanks Dave for being the first one to crash again :woohoo:
also a big thanks for all the boys who helped me change my rear tyre all gun tyre changers with good intentions but not the best results. I met a heap of lads from Bello who are real good fella’s and hope to catch up with you all againB)lastly but not least TB and Mick go and get ROOTED:laugh:
what a top weekend and any one who missed this one missed a big oneB) [color=][/color][color=][/color]
By the way Ollie I know I missed a good weekend
Yeh Yeh good onya People take half of what the big fella says with a grain of salt;) Anyway I forgot a few things. Luke hope you get comfortable again real soon:laugh: Thanks tripper for being a good ride buddy,always entertaining when your around:laugh: How hard was Old mate on the XR400 to get around:huh: sorry Gossy for filling you in with a tidal wave of water mate. Thanks Puddles for buying half of my old Yamaha stuff from me,hope the bleeders do the job, I noticed my left side fork was leaking on the trailer:( oh well I wanted to get them sorted anyway. Thanks also to Scotty for doing some of the lead work and the super sweep moose.
Garbage trail :woohoo: once you get over the snotty hill climb the rest was unreal and also that high speed slippery track yeeehaaa:woohoo:Bill what a great setup youve got ie MX track cross country bush trails accomadation and a huge shed/workshop and also the remote controlled car trackB)
To all the boys who want the MXretreads just PM me and I will get them to ya!
Thanks everyone for the good times and especially Bill and all of the Girls who put in a huge effort. Thankyou
Ollie
Ollie wrote:
Quote:Yeh Yeh good onya People take half of what the big fella says with a grain of salt;)Oh really :laugh: I can back my comments
How good was the coffee machine, the shed and the gear there
Bull I was thinking maybe, just maybe nite two or three of the Brisbane maybe rolled swags in your shed. Guys could do oil changes etc there maybe?TB
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