Tugboat ride, 3 Teneres to toast a Legend Birdsville 2013

[GregMember]

Hey Strucky I got a contractor in tonight to get yours finished, seemed like a good idea at the time bloke was a wooduck and drank all my piss :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Battery was the wrong one, Ballards you suck :angry: Will get one sorted Monday and sent to the carrier :laugh:

TB

[MichaelMember]

Did you do a back ground check

Strucky

[GregMember]

strucky wrote:

Did you do a back ground check

Strucky

Yeah back ground check came through this morning. Seems he is a alcoholic wooduck :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Handy tyre changer but

TB

[Dwayne OMember]

Trailboss wrote:

Hey Strucky I got a contractor in tonight to get yours finished, seemed like a good idea at the time bloke was a wooduck and drank all my piss :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Battery was the wrong one, Ballards you suck :angry: Will get one sorted Monday and sent to the carrier :laugh:

TB

WOODUCK !!! He gives Ducks a bad name he does :woohoo:

Whats with the pyjama shorts ?????

[GregMember]

30 days 34mins and 6 secs until we leave :ohmy: put into perspective this exact time in 30 days we will be riding into Naromine.

TB

[GregMember]

Hey Pete you asked how long before we leave, well it is roughly

20 days 6hrs

or

486 hrs

or

29160 minutes

or

1,749,600 seconds

give or take of course :laugh:

TB

[peteMember]

Not long now :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
I’ve got half my gear packed and ready, the other half is coming together.
Just think how long the last day of work will go :ohmy:

PTW

[GregMember]

pete the wulf wrote:

Just think how long the last day of work will go :ohmy:

PTW

Last day of work got that covered I just took the week leading up to the day we leave Picked up my new Clearwater LED driving lights for when we get caught short on this trip

http://clearwaterlights.com/infopg_krista.html

These puppies are the shiz fpr sure, thanks to Adventure Moto and Steve for getting them in so fast after I pulled the trigger. Will take some shots when I get them mounted up next week after I finish pre-running Junes two nav route. My meals for the trip turned up today also, thanks to Pat for dropping them off :laugh:

TB

[Alan RootsMember]

What meals did you get TB , I have a couple of back country meals but am looking for something else that is not through the roof price wise to add to the larder .

I am halfway packed too , but my gear is still spread all over the shed , all around the bike :silly: :blink: .

[GregMember]

Just the back country ones Al, I also have a few other ones here the brand escapes me which are ok but I like the back country. These others you boil the bag in water or put them in your pot. The back country as you know are simple, you boil water and pour it in the bag no washing up for the jet boil. Ten to fifteen mins eat and throw the bag on the fire and wipe the spoon. The meals aren’t bad some are real good and some ordinary but if you are that fussy you haven’t ridden hard enough I reckon

TB

[Alan RootsMember]

Trailboss wrote:

Just the back country ones Al, I also have a few other ones here the brand escapes me which are ok but I like the back country. These others you boil the bag in water or put them in your pot. The back country as you know are simple, you boil water and pour it in the bag no washing up for the jet boil. Ten to fifteen mins eat and throw the bag on the fire and wipe the spoon. The meals aren’t bad some are real good and some ordinary but if you are that fussy you haven’t ridden hard enough I reckon

TB

I am gunna have a look around for something cheaper than back country , $ 10 for a small average meal is a bit rich , I have to add a packet of noodles to a back country meal to have enough to satisfy my hunger after a big day on the bike :angry: .

[Geoff ForshawMember]

Trailboss wrote:

Just the back country ones Al, I also have a few other ones here the brand escapes me which are ok but I like the back country. These others you boil the bag in water or put them in your pot. The back country as you know are simple, you boil water and pour it in the bag no washing up for the jet boil. Ten to fifteen mins eat and throw the bag on the fire and wipe the spoon. The meals aren’t bad some are real good and some ordinary but if you are that fussy you haven’t ridden hard enough I reckon

TB

:laugh: :laugh: Yeah mate that’s the go eh! No washing up.

[GregMember]

Oldfatbeerman wrote:

Trailboss wrote:

Just the back country ones Al, I also have a few other ones here the brand escapes me which are ok but I like the back country. These others you boil the bag in water or put them in your pot. The back country as you know are simple, you boil water and pour it in the bag no washing up for the jet boil. Ten to fifteen mins eat and throw the bag on the fire and wipe the spoon. The meals aren’t bad some are real good and some ordinary but if you are that fussy you haven’t ridden hard enough I reckon

TB

I am gunna have a look around for something cheaper than back country , $ 10 for a small average meal is a bit rich , I have to add a packet of noodles to a back country meal to have enough to satisfy my hunger after a big day on the bike :angry: .

Well stop being :angry: and pay $12.95 to $15.00 for a twin serve even I don’t eat a twin serve (but always buy one) $10 or $15 bucks for a meal under the stars is cheap I feel :blink:

TB

[peteMember]

Your cooking all the meals for Crash and i aren’t you TB ? we supply the stars and you take care of the rest :laugh:

[GregMember]

pete the wulf wrote:

Your cooking all the meals for Crash and i aren’t you TB ? we supply the stars and you take care of the rest :laugh:

Hey I am the star Sure buddy I have some meals here for you as well

TB

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