Ohh my god. My riding buddies never cease to impress me. 290ks from a local property over to cells and back again. That fellow trail riders is what dreams are mage of. 11 blokes on bikes and a support car. If there’s better out there please let me know.
Ohh my god. My riding buddies never cease to impress me. 290ks from a local property over to cells and back again. That fellow trail riders is what dreams are mage of. 11 blokes on bikes and a support car. If there’s better out there please let me know.
did ya get a sherco out there that would have topped it off :silly: :silly: :silly: :silly:
Matt rode his scherco mate. But that didn’t top the weekend. The epic conditions and company is what made it. Ktms ruled the ride Andy. You will love this ride next year mate
Support like a beer at lunch and 2 beef and gravy rolls for every man. On both days, Sounds like adventure to me.
Thank you Pep for the truck and handsome crew. Thanks Scotty for rigging up Byrnsey to navigate and Ricky to fill the gaps in, no maps.
Next year who’s in deposits paid January?
We will take our lunch time beer at the settlers ridges next year. What a view.
I just found out you can hit a rock at 40Ks,(ok 10 ) high-side and PICK THE TRUSTY CRF up and finish the ride. they are tough bikes.
Oh and what a great weekend a ride I just had to do.
Thanks to everyone.
One I have added to my Great Ride List.
more later
CRF Rock Finder.
Wow this was a ride to be on. Great conditions, Great tracks & Great group of riders to start the season off with.
Some of us had been talking about this for a looong time, so a plan was hatched for it to happen.
We all assembled at the meeting place for the lead to go back home to get his riding gear (was this a sign?). The convey set off to the starting grid while the lead flow home to get his gear. After arriving and gearing up we were ready to hit this talked up ride with wild rivers, huge mountains & deep valleys.
We all race up to the gate and I realize that I had forgot my dinner money, thanks everyone for waiting for me but I wasn’t going to starve.
The pace started out quite as we warmed to the conditions playing in a pine forest, swapping bikes & losing the lead. Then it was time to hit some trails to find the beer truck and the famous beef & gravy rolls.
Just as we started to have some fun pop the lead has a flat (What the). It was here after the tyre change that things got a little funnier watching our leader hop over a small log drop his bike then he started riding around in circles hitting his front wheel on all the small trees, had to be there. I think he was nervous.
From here we got a pace going and having fun. Logs, wheelies, small hump jumps, fast flowing single & twin tracks some over grown for about an hour. Then the first deep valley that went for miles and miles, dam it was deep. Regroup head count all here cool see ya at the top Braap we were gone. I think someone could smell the beer, everyone hit the throttle that hard the back wheels dug all the wet damp soil from the ground and brought the dust back, bastards. So I waited for the dust to clear to hit this steep hill with clear vision. What a hill.
Cool we all made it up and no one went of the side, thank god for that as it was steep. Regroup and head for lunch. Matty you done well with the famous beef rolls.
, oh that is right you ride a KTM 
I understand :pinch:
