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Started the day with a swim in the pond
My head felt like it had been used as a soccer ball :ohmy: but we were underway by 8:00
Dude lead the whole ride which suited me
Conditions were PERFECT after the last couple of days rain :woohoo: :woohoo:
My new rear IRC hooked up well and caught me offguard a couple of times, spearing me off into the bush :ohmy:
We did some great singles that even I’d never been on :woohoo:
Thanks Dude for a great ride, mate :woohoo:
Both of us had a little lie down each but they were real slow motion stuff and no one was hurt :laugh: :laugh:
Ended the ride with a swim in the pond
Picked up the wifes new car from Cessnock this arvo (Some browny points there, hey?)
Looking forward to getting my son back out tomorrow :woohoo:
Cheers
MurphThats the way
Never say die or at least until you are riding that sketchy from exhaustion
An exhausted body and especially mind can lead to some dangerously scary riding :silly:
Haven’t had the pleasure of riding with TB yet maybe when his wing heals
Cheers
Murphmicknmeld wrote:
Quote:Yeah the hardest one I did was after a big night on the Turps with TB,the day was hot,it was my very first ride with TB and the pace was on,I was wearing a neck brace for the first time too but I wasn’t gunna give in untill TB did.Trust me there was no pace that day old man how could it have been when I was stuck behind you all day :laugh: , oh and filling you in at puddles :laugh: :laugh: There was some pace improvement when X lead though him and I went at it a couple of times and cleared out
It was a long hot day but have to give you that :S
TB
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