Hanging Rock State Forest (Nundle)

[glennMember]

:laugh: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :laugh: is all Iv`e got to say about that cos he /or she won`t show spidy. someone who deserves the cartoon will win it not the undersized monkey, or overgrowen jerbal how ever you look at it:silly:

[glennMember]

Hey Beagle and KylieD a mate just sent me this photo he took today in the nundle state forest,,Brr

[Anonymous]

Boony wrote:

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Hey Beagle and KylieD a mate just sent me this photo he took today in the nundle state forest,,Brr

Nah, surely not yet!

[glennMember]

Yeh he had to wait for the majority of the snow to melt before he could take the picher:)

[Anonymous]

Should you change the title of the ride to ‘Snow ride weekend in Nundle’?:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

[glennMember]

KylieD wrote:

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Should you change the title of the ride to ‘Snow ride weekend in Nundle’?:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Ride ,who`s riding ,I`m going skiing:)

[Anonymous]

Hey Boonbag as I told you on thursday night in a PM I rode nundle today and just got home a couple of hrs ago there is no snow you fool and my new bike went well and you are a wanker I may come up your big ride weekend and watch you get lost and TB stone you to death

[glennMember]

Please do attend the nundle ride ..
thanks for reminding me that you told ME that you were riding nundle this weekend,and that you got a new bike:huh: :huh: :huh:
And yes I will get stoned to death for my action cause I dont need to hide behind a furry animal to say my piece ,, again please do come up for the nundle ride it`s not that far for you to trave and you can follow me all day,,,,,,,,

[Anonymous]

Hey, does anyone want to share ‘riding in the freezing cold’ tips?

Obviously the thermals are the go and hopefully I will have heated hand grips by then but is there anything else that will help.

On the Caves to Caves ride Eagle helped us out by telling us about the plastic bags over the feet and the gloves (washing up ones) under your riding gloves but I suspect that was more for wet conditions. Is there anything else we should do?

Has anyone ever tried a beanie under their helmet? :dry:

Are neck kerchiefs the go? :blink:

Do you reckon that the washing up gloves will stop you from getting cold hands? or should I just rely on the heated hand grips. I have no idea how warm the heated hand grips get so what do you reckon?

I hope it snows.

No maybe not. That would mean I would get wet and I don’t want to look like the bumble bee on steroids again like on the Caves to Caves ride.:laugh:

[glennMember]

KylieD wrote:

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Hey, does anyone want to share ‘riding in the freezing cold’ tips?

Obviously the thermals are the go and hopefully I will have heated hand grips by then but is there anything else that will help.

On the Caves to Caves ride Eagle helped us out by telling us about the plastic bags over the feet and the gloves (washing up ones) under your riding gloves but I suspect that was more for wet conditions. Is there anything else we should do?

Has anyone ever tried a beanie under their helmet? :dry:

Are neck kerchiefs the go? :blink:

Do you reckon that the washing up gloves will stop you from getting cold hands? or should I just rely on the heated hand grips. I have no idea how warm the heated hand grips get so what do you reckon?

I hope it snows.

No maybe not. That would mean I would get wet and I don’t want to look like the bumble bee on steroids again like on the Caves to Caves ride.:laugh:

you will be colder around camp than when we are in the forest, it will be fresh getting to and from the forrest but when we are up and going its fine, don`t panic..

[GregMember]

KylieD wrote:

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Hey, does anyone want to share ‘riding in the freezing cold’ tips?

Heated grips will take care of your hands trust me on that

As far as the rest of you goes the organiser will have taken into account the temperature and will know that if you are wearing basic riding gear and a enduro style jacket (maybe long johns)that he will keep the trails challenging and slow (2nd and 3rd gear type riding) hills mud etc because that will raise your core temperature working hard, but if its fire trails, dirt roads and bitumen that will reduce it

TB

[Anonymous]

Thanks Boony. At least someone’s talking to me tonight.

BTW – I am not panicking.

I just want to make the ride as comfortable as I can for myself so that I can get the absolute most out of it.

[Anonymous]

Trailboss wrote:

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KylieD wrote:

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Hey, does anyone want to share ‘riding in the freezing cold’ tips?

Heated grips will take care of your hands trust me on that

As far as the rest of you goes the organiser will have taken into account the temperature and will know that if you are wearing basic riding gear and a enduro style jacket (maybe long johns)that he will keep the trails challenging and slow (2nd and 3rd gear type riding) hills mud etc because that will raise your core temperature working hard, but if its fire trails, dirt roads and bitumen that will reduce it

TB

Boony?

[glennMember]

top gear on the taps the whole way.:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Na about 7 ks at 60 kph then into the scrub for 2nd-3rd gear stuff.

[Anonymous]

Don’t know what your worried about Kylie. Your personal sherpa will be there to carry every possible thing that you might need:P Or maybe I will let you carry your own “just in case” stuff:ohmy:

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