I’VE BEEN THINKIN’ !

[GarryMember]

I reckon my system is the best.

I ride first, second and last performing the lead, fun and sweep duties.

Or maybe it’s because I am an unsociable, ugly, smelly, opinionated, arrogant, son-of-a-bitch, little fat bastard who nobody likes. :laugh:

Mind you, it doesn mean that when I get lost I can only blame myself and when things go right it is me again, but the best part is that the shouts in the pub afterwards are generally cheap.

Garry

[glennMember]

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[alanMember]

gco0307 wrote:
but the best part is that the shouts in the pub afterwards are generally cheap.

i try and stay out of the shouts at the pub 7 people on last ride 45km trail home from pub would not be good with 7 schooners up your guts .

Garry[/quote]

[glennMember]

try and stay out of the shouts at the pub 7 people on last ride 45km trail home from pub would not be good with 7 schooners up your guts .

honest osifer wees only had 1 shuott each, hic:lol:

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

The other good thing about the second man corner system is that you can have some fun on the corners instead of having to stop at every one…… and there’s help to pick you up if you’ve had too much fun :ohmy: :blush:

[Nick AgainMember]

micknmeld wrote:

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The sit and stay system we use is a good one I feel, it really requires that everyone is familiar with it to make it work though. I actually like getting a turn on a corner and watching everyone go by,especially in big groups.
The other nod and go system, I am not so keen on ,as I have experienced first hand, when it breaks down and been lost to the wilderness for over an hour at Coffs Harbour. The fella in front of me presumed I was still behind him and followed the pack down a left turn and ol Mick just went straight ahead,it wasn’t till I noticed no knobbie marks on the road,that I realised I was seperated from the pack.
Once I realised I was lost, I slowly back tracked,staying as far to the left as possible, to the last place I knew the group had seen me and sat and waited. Which is a policy I also think we should adopt should you realise you are lost to the pack..

Mick, that is a rather good point to raise. No matter if your riding or Bushwalking, If you find yourself Lost from a group, backtrack to last “Known” place of Gathering, Then plant your Butt. If you cant backtrack, sit down and wait, dont make things worse by getting yourself MORE lost.
On the system that was tossed up here, GOOD IDEA. On the Amamoor ride, i found myself more than once, wondering which way i was meant to be riding. Guess i was playing the ” Way back” position..sorta like a fullback, only further back.

[glennMember]

I find that if you are hopelessly lost, burn your mates KTM
OK being sensible now:unsure: :unsure: burn 2 ktms that should get their attention?:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

[dennis da menaceMember]

boony wrote:

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I find that if you are hopelessly lost, burn your mates KTM
OK being sensible now:unsure: :unsure: burn 2 ktms that should get their attention?:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

hey boony, i love ktms………..so here is me doin what i have to do to your kind of “blasphemous fiends”……

thats you on the left…..mate…..

kiss it ya banana lover:kiss:

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