Day two saw us ride what is in my new favourite track. The Abercrombie Forest had the right amount of everything – Steep accents, steep decents, wooboys, woohooboys, fast open sections, no dust and once again some awesome scenery. :woohoo:
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The company was great and James and i kept a steady relaxed pace for the entire day. The tracks allowed you to have some fun on the bike and make up time where it was required.
There was a water crossing, i dont know where – you went down a grassy bank into the creek, turned sharp right through the water then along the slippery bank on the other side only to have to go up the shitty, muddy, slippery slope on the other side. James and i watched as a poor bloke on a Kato nearly drowned his steed. I was completly pscyched out by the whole thing with both the Beemer and me trembling at what lay ahead of us. Then, like a scene out of The Man from Snowy River ol’ mate on a BMW1200 sails past me, down the bank, through the water and up the other side without a care in the world.
With my new found inspiration, i shut my eyes, pointed the 800 in the right direction and wound on the gas…next thing you know, i up up the other side sucking in the big ones and thanking the bike gods that i didnt have to de-water the big girl. :S
I had a great second day. Here are some more shots what we took in.
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Once again, thanks to all involved. I had a great weekend and i hope i get out to play again sooner rather than later.
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A big thanks to James also, great company mate. Thanks.
