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Lunch sorted, Bewong Burger(great burger) topped up fuel and camelbacks, back out onto trails, bit of firetrail and into a twin uphill which is rocky as, not big rocks but lots of, and by the end you know by the shoulders and arms are shaking. This track was just so galey felt at home (alot like sunny corner loam). 😆 :dry: Bit more dirt rd and into our jerassic park track, good track with lots of logs, mud, rainforest type stuff and a drop though a rock cutting
All through safely onto a really rocky fire trail. From here on it’s a bit open, powerlines and fire trails but with the pace on and 6 or seven blokes powersliding the corners in a congo line, we all had smiles whenever we stopped to re-group.
Once we got back through wattle (twisty water logged track from morning), it was back through bodies in the barrels. powerlines and home, about 5pm
Quick beer, said our goodbyes and the lads were setting off for the drive home.Thanks guys for coming down, great to meet Marty, Galey and Gocman, good to catch up with Crash and LC again (both smashing there new rides)
hope you enjoyed a little taste of our area.
Pauly, thanks for the laughs and your house as the meeting place.
All you guys would fit into our riding group no worries, fun times good laughs, piss taking etc, welcome anytimeNot sure about pics or vids, (i dont have a camera)but post up if you have some.
We traveled about 130kms with a full mix of trails, I had 2 big cramp moments on sat night :angry:
one while having a piss (very interesting that one) and am still a little saw today, so must of got a workout.Will do again
cheers Hatto
Lads,
A big thanks Hatto & Pauly
and it was great to catch up with old and new faces, no doubt we will meet up on future rides.It’s funny, when i go for a decent ride i seem to come home feeling all busted up and boy was i feeling it on the way home. My knees were red raw from the rubbing of my knee guards so in future i will be wearing long socks that go above the knee, then all the aches began to kick in. Old age is a bitch :unsure: :laugh:
Awesome mixture of tracks, slippery at times, the 300 loved every miniute of it and I had a ball.
When we pulled up the top of Prozac and Hatto said take it easy on the way down, I thought shit this will be interesting, the switchback track on the edge off a cliff, and im thinking don’t screw this up cause its gonna hurt, but everyone got through without any issues. The hill climb on the way out was awesome.
thank God for the Rekluse.Top pics and vids Lads.
Catch up with you guys in the not so long future..
Cheers GOCMAN
Good one Gocman
I know what it feels like, “the feeling of being busted up after a ride”
I’m 48 and trying to keep up with my 20 yr old son
And I can tell ya true that it aint never gunna happen.
The one saving grace is I can always say that I taught (spelling)? him everything.
Sounds like a good ride
Hatto, if you break it up into two days of riding, we’ll have to come down your way.
Cheers
Murph
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