Anyone actually get out for a ride today ???

[Mick DMember]

Tripper and I rode our pigs to Beechwood pub and had a counter lunch and a schooner and finished off the arvo drinking beers with the girls in the shed.

[Matt BakerMember]

i had a little spin in the rail corridor

[Adrian LeeMember]

micknmeld wrote:

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Tripper and I rode our pigs to Beechwood pub and had a counter lunch and a schooner and finished off the arvo drinking beers with the girls in the shed.

Sounds like a great day Mick,i have just returned from a short ride from melbourne to Calder and back to find a roast waiting for me.Doesnt get much better than that.:lol:

[dennis da menaceMember]

Adrian wrote:

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micknmeld wrote:

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Tripper and I rode our pigs to Beechwood pub and had a counter lunch and a schooner and finished off the arvo drinking beers with the girls in the shed.

Sounds like a great day Mick,i have just returned from a short ride from melbourne to Calder and back to find a roast waiting for me.Doesnt get much better than that.:lol:

did you take the two wheeled compressor out mate, did you get blown round much??

[Adrian LeeMember]

Yes i took the two wheeled compressor.it was a pleasant short ride weather was fine with no wind.Dont know what was on at calder park but there was cars everywhere.

[PaulMember]

I took the wooly beemer out today through Ourimbah forest and up to Jerrys for a cappucino, as one does.
It was perfect for a criuse through the bush and country side.

[DeanMember]

Gili and I took some mesh some steel pegs a Machete and a chainsaw down Panadol Hill and repaired some ruts and built a bridge to stop the erosion happening. The walk out back up Panadol give me a headache and nearly heart failure:blink: We then went to our secret track and rode down it and hooked it up with another beauty,although this new bit of track is not for the faint hearted easily grade 5 all up we did 35kms on the bikes and about 5 kms on foot.Bloody hot and dusty. On the way home we nearly cleaned up a couple of kids on MX bikes:angry: riding up the main Watagan Forest Rd and they wonder why we are losing riding areas:( Thats my rant

Im going to bed Im rooted:unsure:

Ollie

[DeanMember]

kram140 wrote:

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Yep had a great ride in the Maria NP scouting tracks for a Kundabung to Plomer Rd ride. For those interested, I found the bridge that crosses the Maria river. It’s quite solid but has about an eight foot long gap in the middle. The good news is I got permission to use the Ushers land and got through from Berangi Road to Maria River road and from there it’s only a short road stint to Limeburners and through to Plomer road. Happy Days

Good effort Kram;) I will be up there in a months time,Gassy will be on the UteB)

Ollie

[Anonymous]

Good work on the repair job Ollie/Gili, we should all be doing some of that. I had a 2 minye rip on the bike whilst helping Tyne learn to ride I did do a 14Km round trip on the road to get there though

[GregMember]

I got some time in on the NX checking out some tracks for next weeks ride, made even more enjoyable when I found out Moto had stuffed up and was driving out to Pacific Park after looking at Tyne’s bike to check out next weeks Australian Trials Championship :laugh: that cracked me up because he wouldnt believe me, should have let ya drive out there . Still the drive through Wisemans in the taxi would have been fun , plenty of torque steer coming up out of the divi :ohmy:

TB

[Anonymous]

It was fun driving towards the coast after I crossed the ferry, held it in 3rd alot of the way :woohoo:

By the time I had called you it was too late to go any other way……

[murph the surfMember]

Well done Olli/GiliB)
As Moto said we all should put a bit of effort in to preserve our riding areas especially the good ones:)
Cheers fella’s
Murph

[Anonymous]

I didn’t take many photos as we were too busy riding

Racy going for an morning walk

Enzo got a rock stuck in his merc’s rotor. They must not have dirt roads in germany

Anfo was impressed with this bulls nuts

Here’s a quick report from racy

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We haven’t long got home from our 2nd visit to Freeflight and probably one of the best weekends of riding we have both had in ages!!!!
I really love going to freeflight, there is something there for everyone no matter what your skill level is. I think I also love the simplicity of the place, just need to take your bike, food & tent and your set for a weekend of no fuss riding and camping:)

I am happy to say I now have blisters on my hands instead of bruises on my arms & legs. I focused on the techiques alot over the weekend and learnt alot. I am going to continue to practice as it is the best way to become better, while having heaps of fun!!!!!

I am really looking for to Louee, I hope it is like Freeflight, especially with the choice of tracks like we have been treated to this weekend.

As one of our friends said today, you go on 1 track & have heaps fun, then you go to another track & it’s Christmas all over again!!!

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