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white rocket wrote:so the three main pointers for this ride sounds like bring heaps of piss a sense of humer and use ultra heavy duty tubes.is that right TB can t wait
Thats it Rocket 100% correct
Nickj wrote:Mal 5.1 mentioned in the BD tyre thread about ultra heavy duty tubes for this ride and after last year being my 1st ride at Sunny Corner I was really glad I had them fitted.For those that haven’t ridden their it’s bloody rocky in places and only riders without UHD tubes got flats last year ( Fish ran a tube made of what looked like Tallyho paper and it didn’t last long at all
).I found the Michelin UHD tubes to be the go but Bridgestone are just as good.
I just thought I’d give the heads up to those that haven’t ridden their as I’m sure no-one likes changing flats on the trail
Nick
Yeah thats the go Nick did you know we had only 4 flats last year with 50 bikes, one tally hoe tube run by never prepared Fish :laugh: and two easy fixed tubeless flats. There was a ultra rear that ripped the valve stem out but it happened because the rim lock hadnt been tightened by the shop when fitted before the ride :angry:
TB
Just had a call from TB saying I can come play, all good. Please put me down for food.
LC4 – So am I staying in your tent ala Orange or do I have to bring my own. I’m sure the photo of my last ‘luxury’ tent adventure is still on here
LC4skin wrote:Team Husaberg Tent will be on campsite number 1.Right next door to the Yamaha Lites team
STM
Camp Mod will be camp 0 or ground zero
TB
Trailboss wrote:Camp Mod will be camp 0 or ground zero
TB
Or just ‘camp’? :kiss:
LC – I have a new tent I’ve never used, want me to bring that? It’s not Blue but we could spray paint a Husaberg sign on it 😆
Trailboss wrote:white rocket wrote:so the three main pointers for this ride sounds like bring heaps of piss a sense of humer and use ultra heavy duty tubes.is that right TB can t waitThats it Rocket 100% correct
Nickj wrote:Mal 5.1 mentioned in the BD tyre thread about ultra heavy duty tubes for this ride and after last year being my 1st ride at Sunny Corner I was really glad I had them fitted.For those that haven’t ridden their it’s bloody rocky in places and only riders without UHD tubes got flats last year ( Fish ran a tube made of what looked like Tallyho paper and it didn’t last long at all
).I found the Michelin UHD tubes to be the go but Bridgestone are just as good.
I just thought I’d give the heads up to those that haven’t ridden their as I’m sure no-one likes changing flats on the trail
Nick
Yeah thats the go Nick did you know we had only 4 flats last year with 50 bikes, one tally hoe tube run by never prepared Fish :laugh: and two easy fixed tubeless flats. There was a ultra rear that ripped the valve stem out but it happened because the rim lock hadnt been tightened by the shop when fitted before the ride :angry:
TB
And two of them were on the one bike in 5 min of each other :laugh: :laugh:
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