Insight into the mind of an addict

[DeanMember]

I drive past a golf course a couple of times a week to take my son to work, we both know what each of us is thinking :laugh:

Ollie

When I was a kid I had a dinky the house had a long hallway and lino flooring :woohoo: my brother and I used to lay big black slide marks (until mum give me aclip up the ear )

Ollie

[glennMember]

sitting here in the office,,mind is wandering aimlessly off with the thought of unloading the bike on paddys fire trail and then attacking the single trail leading to the pines,small mono`s through the puddles, fighting for grip on the clay, powering up the loamy hills,

Aww dam I just spilt me coffee.. Is it 4.00 yet.

[Anonymous]

Ollie wrote:

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I drive past a golf course a couple of times a week to take my son to work, we both know what each of us is thinking :laugh:

Ollie

When I was a kid I had a dinky the house had a long hallway and lino flooring :woohoo: my brother and I used to lay big black slide marks (until mum give me aclip up the ear )

Ollie

i hear you ollie

A riding buddie used to work on local golf course layout. He built a series of high speed doubles into it. So if the club ever closes down…

At another mates mtb shop we thought it would be a great idea to race around the showroom on the nifty 50. the next day however, we were not so sure about all the skids and burnouts on his expensive floor

[Mick DMember]

We had a bit of a 50 track around our house where we would race our pee wee 50’s,until the missus put a stop to it saying the berms and rutts that where forming made it hard to mow the lawn. So no more pee wee racing allowed. It was fun while it lasted!!

[JohnMember]

Thirsty2454 wrote:

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I put playing cards on the forks of my dragster so they clapped on the spokes and that made it go like a Harley

Ahh…..they were the days.

Never had a dragster unfortunately, but we would also put a coke can between the back wheel and frame.

Also our bikes became X-wing star fighters after Stars Wars came out.

One of my mates had a replica XR that was actually a push bike but it had all the bits ie suspension, fuel tank etc. Bloody thing weighed a tonne.

[Mark BuntingMember]

Keep this talk up and I might just have to go jump on my bike or a blast down Plommer Rd Bugger it. I think I will anyway :woohoo: :woohoo:

[murph the surfMember]

Ha Ha Ha Ha
And I thought I was mad for sitting down at the lake on a windy day and dreaming I was an ant surfing the 4 to 6 inch waves coming around Rathmines point :laugh:
Cheers
Murph the surf

[Mick DMember]

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Keep this talk up and I might just have to go jump on my bike or a blast down Plommer Rd Bugger it. I think I will anyway :woohoo: :woohoo:

Bastard!!!! Actually now you mention it,I might give Plommer road a run tomorrow just for the thrill of it.

[glennMember]

Slight up hill single trail, ground is loamy with heaps of grip, small log across the track , blip the throttle and the front wheel pops up and the bike tracks sweetly over the log, the corner coming up is a great sweeping left hander, and you can see through it further up the track, tap the rear down shift into 3rd and back it in to the corner the on comes the power and you are doing a slight one wheel power slide out the other side, ..

Ohh crapp the phone just rang and woke me…

[scott bockingMember]

Boony wrote:

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Slight up hill single trail, ground is loamy with heaps of grip, small log across the track , blip the throttle and the front wheel pops up and the bike tracks sweetly over the log, the corner coming up is a great sweeping left hander, and you can see through it further up the track, tap the rear down shift into 3rd and back it in to the corner the on comes the power and you are doing a slight one wheel power slide out the other side, ..

Ohh crapp the phone just rang and woke me…

Are you sure you haven’t ridden my place yet Boony? :woohoo:

[scott bockingMember]

I love holding my hand out the car window at 100kph and angling my hand so that it gets pushed up and down and imagining it is claering doubles and landing sweetly in the pocket everytime.

Some are short gaps and some are long floaters

[glennMember]

singletrackmind wrote:

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Boony wrote:

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Slight up hill single trail, ground is loamy with heaps of grip, small log across the track , blip the throttle and the front wheel pops up and the bike tracks sweetly over the log, the corner coming up is a great sweeping left hander, and you can see through it further up the track, tap the rear down shift into 3rd and back it in to the corner the on comes the power and you are doing a slight one wheel power slide out the other side, ..

Ohh crapp the phone just rang and woke me…

Are you sure you haven’t ridden my place yet Boony? :woohoo:

mate that describes our riding grounds

[jamieMember]

JAK wrote:

One of my mates had a replica XR that was actually a push bike but it had all the bits ie suspension, fuel tank etc. Bloody thing weighed a tonne.[/quote]

Yeah a m8 had one at school and my old man wouldn’t get me one cause he said i couldn’t pick it up let alone ride it :angry:

And i always suss out the free way for hill climbs to see if there do-able the ones cut into rock, doesn’t do much for keeping in the lanes though.

[Bruce CurtisMember]

Had a mate that used to make bikes noises…..while he was riding……..!!!!!

Demented individual,come up beside him and think “what the hell is that noise???? totally crazy, then again that’s why he was my mate

the young fella has heaps of toy MX and enduro bikes and has a full-blown to scale track under his fort…

BC

[jamieMember]

:laugh: Thats funny,was he a 2T or 4T or both

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