Qld ride

[Nick AgainMember]

Rat…Not a very challenging Grade I’m Afraid..most of it so fsr has been old forestry roads, couple of missing bridges is about as hard as it gets…but I’m only half way ther so who knows?? I’ more doing it for the History side. From gayndah, a ride to Monto’s mountains is on the cards to see the Old war birds on the hill top?? More ADV riding than anything.

[Nick AgainMember]

The Cooloola way run/Freshwater track at Rainbow could be Intersting for some..that sand is deep and well turned..Cooloola way is a rather rough and Holey logging road…from The back of Gympie to Rainbow…

[DavidMember]

At least your doing it Mate, and you have to start mapping out and getting used to an area slowly so you do get too lost

[DavidMember]

Hey TB how many QLD Bulls are there at present??

[GregMember]

Ktmrat wrote:

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Hey TB how many QLD Bulls are there at present??

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[Nick AgainMember]

Its some nice riding is for sure..some good ranges to go over, lots of tree coverage and heaps of erosion mounds…whats the go with them? do Forestry get paid for each one they toss in? LOl…I really need some bar raisers.

[ChrisMember]

Anyone got a date in mind???

[Mike WyethMember]

Hey Husky whats happened to sirdropalot then? when i posted this thread i thought he would have some good input.
Out of the ideas so far it would seem that a weekend at Fraser would be the most interesting from the scenic point of view but as I’v never been there i’v got no idea what sort of riding it would be apart from lots of sand:laugh: :laugh: the whole event would be more of a social weekend rather than a hard riding one, but I’m sure it would involve a good piss up;) Lets see some more ideas posted

[Mick DMember]

I have been to Fraser Is. a couple of times and one thing I can tell you is that, it is sand and more sand and every now and then, just to keep you on your toes, you will come across a sandy patch.

[GregMember]

micknmeld wrote:

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I have been to Fraser Is. a couple of times and one thing I can tell you is that, it is sand and more sand and every now and then, just to keep you on your toes, you will come across a sandy patch.

Sometimes when I am in doubt about all the qualities you possess Mick, you post a really informative post that educates the masses, sadly the above isn’t one of them :laugh: . Sand on Frazer Island, News Flash :ohmy:

TB

[Mick DMember]

Trailboss wrote:

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micknmeld wrote:

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I have been to Fraser Is. a couple of times and one thing I can tell you is that, it is sand and more sand and every now and then, just to keep you on your toes, you will come across a sandy patch.

Sometimes when I am in doubt about all the qualities you possess Mick, you post a really informative post that educates the masses, sadly the above isn’t one of them :laugh: . Sand on Frazer Island, News Flash :ohmy:

TB

You may have missed the fact that the post was kinda “tongue in cheek” material.

[GregMember]

micknmeld wrote:

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Trailboss wrote:

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micknmeld wrote:

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I have been to Fraser Is. a couple of times and one thing I can tell you is that, it is sand and more sand and every now and then, just to keep you on your toes, you will come across a sandy patch.

Sometimes when I am in doubt about all the qualities you possess Mick, you post a really informative post that educates the masses, sadly the above isn’t one of them :laugh: . Sand on Frazer Island, News Flash :ohmy:

TB

You may have missed the fact that the post was kinda “tongue in cheek” material.

No my silly friend, you missed mine (tongue in cheek), as if you are ever informative :huh: you have come to this battle of wits unarmed again :laugh:

TB

[Mick DMember]

BOT

I was just pointing out that they ought to be prepared for a lot of sand riding on Fraser.

[DavidMember]

Is there really sand there, I thought there was only dingo eating babies

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

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micknmeld wrote:

I have been to Fraser Is. a couple of times and one thing I can tell you is that, it is sand and more sand and every now and then, just to keep you on your toes, you will come across a sandy patch.

There are also plenty of 4WD’s getting around the place that need to be avoided. Not to mention cops with radar guns occasionally.

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