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AnonymousNo problems Husky, see you there
FInalised list of expected attendees looks a little something like this:1. Moto
2. Matt
3. DanD
4. DanD’s +1
5. Jeffro
6. Old Al
7. Murph the Surf
8. Murph the Surf’s son
9. Holeshot
10. Dude
11. Antoine
12. Husky
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AnonymousThere won’t be any ride reports today, everyone will be very tired, I know I’m rooted!
We had a good day, met some new faces and as usual all were top blokes:) We covered some trickier trails than I had originally intended making the ride grade 4+. There was a fair share of stacks (mine included) but I enjoyed myself and I think a good time was had by most.
Jeffro took a couple of pics and DanD has helmet cam footage so you’ll have wait boys until they get that sorted, sorry
I’ll try and do a report for you tomorrow
Hey guys,
What a great day for riding cool,overcast and no dust.:cheer:
MAN but the going was red hot the tuffist 60ks ive done on the bike. :ohmy: Took us 5.5hrs to cover 60ks and about 20 of them were firetrails. 3lts of water gone in 4 hrs,:unsure: arm pump allday,:angry: foggy goggles,:angry: drenched to the bone :ohmy: and i loved every minute:woohoo: :woohoo: Thanks Moto,Matty for calling the ride.
Anton Moto and Matty for leading
The rest of the crew for a great day and lots of memorably moments. :laugh: :laugh: :blush: :woohoo:Have to mention olmate WR, (thrown in the deep end)poor bugger had more drops than a thunderstorm, was spent 20ks in then his starter clapped it, but the legend kept throwing his leg over and gritted it out. Man of the match EASILY great work!!!!!. I think you will be reminded of your efforts 2morrow.
AnonymousIt’s not too bad Menace. I literally got home, unpacked the car and put the trailer away, went up and had a shower and laid staright in bed and watched TV for the rest of the night with a Domino’s
My knee is stiff and sore today, as well as my ribs on the same side arising from a stack I had on the rocks on an uphill section. I kept jarring me knee for the rest of the ride too which wouldn’t have helped.
Special thanks goes to Holeshot or Boulder as matt calls him for sweeping the vast majority of the ride. Cheers mate
Moto wrote:
Quote:It’s not too bad Menace. I literally got home, unpacked the car and put the trailer away, went up and had a shower and laid staright in bed and watched TV for the rest of the night with a Domino’s
My knee is stiff and sore today, as well as my ribs on the same side arising from a stack I had on the rocks on an uphill section. I kept jarring me knee for the rest of the ride too which wouldn’t have helped.
Special thanks goes to Holeshot or Boulder as matt calls him for sweeping the vast majority of the ride. Cheers mate
funny, i read it like this…..
It’s not too bad, o great Menace. I whinged to myself until i literally got home snivelling, got tyne to unpack the car and put the trailer away, went up and had a shower, owww, the hot water hurt, and the soap burned. i laid foetally in bed crying and clutching my paddington bear, and watching “pron” for the rest of the night with my mate Domino:blush: hes so sweet.
My knee is, sniff, well, sore today. i put a bandaid on it, im dreading ripping it off though. i brought a full body cast today as my ribs on the same side are smashed enough to warrant sympathy from someone, arising from a stack I had on a flat section of smooth loamy track. I kept pretending to jarr me knee for the rest of the ride too, hence the bandaid. i cryed myself to sleep which seemed to have helped.
Special thanks goes to Holeshot or Nurse Boulder as matt calls him for applying a tissue to my tears for the vast majority of the ride. Cheers fellas, thanks for not laughing to my face anyway
your teddy bear, moto.
:kiss:
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