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Time to go out the back of the shed and drag out the old Dunger
With Scrappers anything goes, like the SCARE CHAIR :woohoo:
Looks bloody fun Pezz :laugh: But why Easter mate?
TB
Trailboss wrote:Looks bloody fun Pezz :laugh: But why Easter mate?
TB
The 5 days off make it accessable for more people, without having to take a week off.
Were heading out west again next year!!
Rymm
All welcome to come along and be part of the weekend
Pezz
Hey Pezz,
looks like a lot of fun and a good cause.
Where is the ride heading????
Kram
kram140 wrote:Hey Pezz,looks like a lot of fun and a good cause.
Where is the ride heading????
Kram
Steve Smith from Adventure Moto is organising the ride, leaving Dural it will cross to the western side of the Mountains then south from there, With an overnight stop at Taralga (possibly)
There will be a loop ride on the Saturday as well
Pezz
Scrapper from 2011, Vincent Comet frame with Honda TL125 running gear, travelled from Tamworth to the corner. Top speed 75kph :laugh:
Hey Pezz looks like I will be on this ride :woohoo: Steve has made me an offer to good to refuse
Bride will come along in a support vehicle for the weekend Looking forward to it now just got to get that Honda XLV750 going now :laugh:
Will talk soon mate
TB
Hey TB, any chance of joining you on the mighty Quin??
Kram
Wato’s K100RS scrapper, started life as a $500 special and I use the ‘Special’ term loosely! With 400,000 k’s on it and the engine had more knocks than a door to door salesman. It has more leaks than Julia Gillards Cabinet
He has put another engine in and this bike is Grandads Axe. K100RT Bike K100RS Engine, K100LT engine, K75 Gearbox. Its close to running and will be ready for the Scrapheap Adventure Ride!!!!!
Well I have been busy today and with the help of Ray Tollhurst at Camden Airport I have made a single seat base in fibreglass today. Just have to mount up the rubber spacers, the hinge and catch and then off to the trimmers
Tamworths Peter Baxter is gearing up for a Big ride!!
My bike is a TF 100 which I purchased off a farmer for $350.00 I spent another 300 to get it registered. The photo on the website shows the bike in its work livery. I have rigged it up for doing GPS surveys along the road. It is a wonderful machine for this as it has a clip on the clutch and the front brake. I need to stop every 10m or so when doing surveys of this nature. I currently have it in the workshop getting new tyres and tubes. I figure we will do about 60kph for the trip. Everyone seems to concerned about the weight to power ratio but I believe if I just plug along it will make it no problems.
I will be with Rod Hemmings and our goal is to ride over as many dirt roads as we can find between here and our destination.
Good Luck Peter and Rod
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