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Phewww,,, lucky it was only an Adventure bike:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Alls good,,even nundle has 8 ks of that horrible black stuff before you get to play,,,,build in heaps,of singles mate:P

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Chris
I think damus uses dial up,,he just told me he cant get old bulls any more???????would there be a reason,,,,He used to be able to get it!!!!

Boony

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Friday and saturday for me please.

Boony

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Fuckn female QLD premier!

Fukn female NSW premier !!

Fukn female Tassie premier !!!

And a fukn female prime minister!!!!

Country is run by fuckn women…

Fuck me is it any wonder Oz floods monthly and goes off like a cyclone.

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snowy09 wrote:

delete some of the porn, Boony

NO

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Saturday

The meeting place for my inaugural ADV ride was set at the servo at a little village just north of Tamworth, this was organised so we could fill our little tanks to the brim and then set off towards our first organised fuel stop, This plan went to poo when it was discovered on arrival at the servo they didn’t sell fuel,, WTF I made a mad dash up the highway 10 ks to Moonbi and filled the narny up and then return to get set to leave. Damus and Billy were waiting patiently; Billy was biting at the bit to let the mighty 230 loose on the open road. There were 2 mates of mine that wanted to take the teneres for a day ride. The where only going as far as the buckets way and then up through Glouster and then back to Tamworth so they tagged along for a part of the trip. We set off at 07.40 and headed out towards weabonga, this road was known to be closed but I knew you could get through on bikes, the lovely road people had just graded the road up to the point it was impassable, this meant the road was smooth as a babies bum, but a slippery as greased pig due to them bloody marble like rocks the grader leaves behind. We made weabonga and the set sail for another little village called niangla.It was about here I thought , i should have looked at Google maps for a third time to get our route as there was a fork in the road and I had no idea which way to go. The coin landed on tails so it was off to the right we went. We found a familiar road and all was good for the rest of the trip to Nowendoc. We topped up the steeds had a drink and then set off towards the coast, I have never seen a road so bloody dusty, you could not get within 200 metres of the bike in front, I was praying my air filter oil was doing its job. We had a few stops along the way however it was to darn hot to stay still for too long, told the crew that our next turn was the Tiri turn off. Powelly (tenere) was leading and bolted; he then went straight past the turn off and just kept on going. It was about an hour later he returned looking sheepish.
We parted company at Dunbrook and they headed to Glouster and we powered on towards the Kramback pub. 12.40 was our arrival time at the kramback where we met Bruce from Mudgee.
The rest of the mob eventually fronted and then it was off to Nabiac.
Job 1 was turn on the aircon in the room at the pub.

A few sherbets later we all purchased a 6 pack (in Boulders case a carton) and I was left with organising the courtesy bus,(i thought everyone would have learnt from the poker run experience)and we were off to the museum. That place is awesome. Following tea the ring of knowledge was split into several rings and everyone seemed to be having a good time.

More to come later

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Its all good Scott, I am about to put the computor in the dishwasher,,i will see if its any faster when its been cleaned?????.

Boony

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We all know your slow,, but its not just you,I am not enjoying this one little bit, it jumps all overt the place and is slower than a wet week????
It used to be fun and easy to use, but this is not fun :angry: but I`m willing to wait and see:(

Boony

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my experience of adventure riding has now been completed, I think I qualify to have some comment on MY thoughts of this form of riding. Firstly I can see where people can like this form of riding because you do get to see alot of country side, and I mean alot.
The destination for this ride was world class and well worth the ride, However I personally prefer to ride the singles and fire trails found in the scrub. I found this form of ride to be something that would be a required taste (so to speek).
Any way that outa the way I might start posting a few piccies.

Heres the ponies filling up before leaving tamworth.

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What a trip home,,5 hours to do 250ks,, we tried to avoid as much blacktop as we could, found some sweet trails for future investigation in the process, Oh yeah thanks to all for the weekend,,That museum was unbelievable, we didnt it leave until 09.00 this morning to start the long ride home, not 1 issue for the whole trip, we even found Billies number plate for him on the way home.

Boony

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Really?????? what was wrong with the old one:whistle: :whistle: :whistle: :whistle: I liked it better, .

Boony

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chris72a wrote:

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Guys and Gals, I will performing a little maintenance tonight on the site, no down time things just might go a bit crazy occasionally, just pretend your drunk and go to bed..

Cheers
Chris.

What again,,I done that last night :angry: :cheer: :cheer: 😆 😆 😆

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Welcome Bender I can see an OLD Bull tasting day in the making..

Cheers
Chris.

Im in,where do we book our accomodation,,,Ohhh yeah and what day????????

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the pace their travelling they could have made it a 1 dayer to kramback???or is the pub session part of the master plan :laugh:

Crickey I hope its a touch cooler tomorrow than it is today 50 zillion degrees in the shade here at the moment. its that hot its melting the butter before it comes outa the cow :unsure:

looks like its jeans, singlet and dri-rider jacket for tomorrow, stuff getting dressed in all the clobber to ride on the road in this heat.

Boony

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