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that just plain sucks hq…..
it would have been a ripper of a ride
Well here’s how I saw it
A couple of photos, sorry 383hq but its a broken Kato and I have done my time at Hillend and mine wasn’t even broken
Firstly I had to admire Franks (don’t know his OB name) knee guards/ boot water proofing technique
Then we left for the ride and 383’s kato, which is a pretty tidy Kato wouldn’t play the game
So he went home no ride for him
We continued on and I was riding like a swapper I couldn’t get my mojo going
and was struggling, we finally got let of the lead by T/W’s and after opening the big girl out I felt much better and rode alright after that, we meet up with a couple of dudes that rode with us. Names sorry guys 
and they tagged along, couple of wheelies and some more riding and we came to the gap servo. After a stop there we went up to Muirs lookout on some really fun tracks, the risk of a head on these couple of tracks cant be understated 
and although Frank needed playing with I had the whole someone like me could come tapped out the other way 
Once the tracks settled and it wasn’t so bad I started playing with Frank who I must say is the king of sideways and we had a great time, although I was sticking it up beside him at times and he kept asking me I didn’t want to lead and was enjoying myself no end
From the lookout we started heading back, we crossed the main rd and wound our way around for a bit until we came across a damp section, T/W’s went into it and started sinking I took a path to the left and started sinking so I pinned the big girl and tractor through, WikdBeemer, myself and Jeffro raced up to the next intersection and waited. Then the others turned up, the guy (sorry again) on the kato two smoker we picked up along the way rode up and guess what? He was right on my back wheel when I rode into the bog, silly silly boy
, the guys had mentioned earlier in the day the bridgestone was throwing some stuff out the back 
From there we blasted back to the cars, I passed Frank on a real big rocky uphill, sorry mate if I filled you in but I was trying to dent / test the new rims, whilst the others rode back via the fire trail I was doing the single line over the hills trying to cut them of, this saw Jeffro sitting for a while wondering if I had come back out or was lost.
It was great ride I didn’t take many pic’s cause it wasn’t my ride and I was enjoying myself to much
Good job T/W’s, thanks Frank, Jeffro, the two ring ins (sorry bout the names again) and WikdBeemer (your a funny man, good fun)
The 4hrs I spent in the car to join this was so worth it, cheers guys
Oh and 383hq I told you and remember if its not red its DEAD
TB
Steady Eagle, there was no flogging regarding the broken Kato, I think I controlled myself quite well, I just took some pic’s and didn’t say that much here, certainly nowhere near what was said about my bike at Hillend
menace wrote:
Quote:…note to self,stay away from TBs back wheel:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
menace
Thats a bit hard Menace, it throws the odd pebble but no more than any other :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
micknmeld wrote:
Quote:The bloody thing goes good to,it could near roost you, over there in NZ!!Ollie wrote:
Quote:Quote:yeh Damn nice bike,throws goolies the size of basketballs,and he doesnt mind twisting the noise maker on it either
olliemicknmeld wrote:
Quote:TB gassed the BRP and sent a semi load of rocks skyward that rained down on me like a meteor storm, I have never in my life been roost on like that!! That bike can certainly throw some big rocks!!TB
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