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  • in reply to: 2011 SAFARI Takes Off #209647

    Dwayne O
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    Crash wrote:
    No….he just cops the penalty. The average time was around 2.5 hours for that last leg, so he does lose real time.
    It’s a bugger really, he was almost finished when he picked up the wooden hitch-hiker!
    Crash

    Eags, I wonder what happened with the Yank on the only 690 in the race? He didn’t start todays stage![/quote]

    Yeah, Dunno,,,,
    Seth Strait is the guy you speak of on a 690E (maybe that`s his problem, E not an R)
    He is still in 42nd and there are no retirements listed on the site as yet ???? Strange

    On another note the two guys on the 950`s are still cranking along :woohoo:

    in reply to: 2011 SAFARI Takes Off #209642

    Dwayne O
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    badbowie wrote:
    SB was airlifted out of the stage today, after a stake struck his boot and embedded in his ankle. Boot was cut off by the medics. DR has assessed him and he is good to continue tomorrow.

    Doesn`t that mean he needs to complete todays stage first before he can continue to post a result ???
    I see has a maximum penalty of 4hrs 30 mins :unsure:

    in reply to: 2011 SAFARI Takes Off #209639

    Dwayne O
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    Trailboss wrote:
    EAGLE`02 wrote:
    And young Sam Sunderland on the Berg had another shocker & was ordered by the Doctor to not continue today :S Bummer for him , Yet the team thinks he might get back on the bike tomorrow ????????? :whistle:

    Didn’t Sam have two crashes in 6 kms on the 15 km prologue ?? :laugh: steering was locking :dry:

    Correct :whistle: Then had another big one I read somewhere, the bike was a mess too :unsure:

    in reply to: 2011 SAFARI Takes Off #209641

    Dwayne O
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    badbowie wrote:
    SB was airlifted out of the stage today, after a stake struck his boot and embedded in his ankle. Boot was cut off by the medics. DR has assessed him and he is good to continue tomorrow.

    Crikey !!! :blink:
    Like I said,,, He is one tough Cookie :laugh:
    Give him our regards next time you speak bro ;)

    in reply to: 2011 SAFARI Takes Off #209637

    Dwayne O
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    Trailboss wrote:

    Thanks Eags that has only just been released eh :blink: He lost over 3 hrs today to the leaders I think :blink: Must of has some sort of drama maybe, it’s hard note other side of the country getting info

    TB

    Yeah, we need an OBT reporter on the spot like they have on ADV :laugh:
    Good gig for you next year I think :woohoo:

    SB is a tough cookie, so I reckon he will hang in there and complete the job ;)
    He has MCx2 Penalties for the stage, so I figure there is some mechanical drama????

    in reply to: 2011 SAFARI Takes Off #209489

    Dwayne O
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    Harslett had a bad run yesterday and is pretty much gone I think (wrecked the bike is the word) :pinch:
    And young Sam Sunderland on the Berg had another shocker & was ordered by the Doctor to not continue today :S Bummer for him , Yet the team thinks he might get back on the bike tomorrow ????????? :whistle:

    in reply to: 2011 SAFARI Takes Off #209635

    Dwayne O
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    in reply to: Cameron Corner 2011 Official Thread #199623

    Dwayne O
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    :laugh:
    Only 14 more unpacks to go then mate :P
    You wil be an expert by the time the ride starts proper, and you will be the first rider repacked & mounted up each morning at Sparrow`s Fart , waiting on the others :silly:

    in reply to: 2011 SAFARI Takes Off #209487

    Dwayne O
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    Grabbo had a good win in SS4 Inglewood but still trails Smithy by 10mins in 3rd place overall.
    The flying frenchman is hanging back in 6th and 15 mins back, report are that he is hanging back deliberately waiting to attack but the barbed wire fences and roos are discomforting to him :laugh:

    SB is still in the event in 37th place around 5 hrs from the front runners :)
    Troy O`Commor from Newy is still going strong in 15th around 1hr 15mins off the pace ;)

    Big stage coming tomorrow over 500k of sandy tracks , maybe this is right up Cyril`s alley, the big Kato is setup for just such a stage :woohoo:

    in reply to: One wicked, wild and wet warm up to wisemans #209619

    Dwayne O
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    Thanx for the reminder on the skidmarks :laugh:
    I only have the bruises on my hip, elbow & ankle to remind me here :whistle:

    You are gonna be ready for the SAFARI in 2012 let alone the APC ;) Stacks of riding you are getting in for sure,,,
    Way to go !!!

    Cheers

    in reply to: XR350R #209625

    Dwayne O
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    Yeah, I got tired reading your intro there Noel :laugh:
    G`Day mate, Welcome to the Nuthouse that is OBT,,,,

    How about letting us know where you ride, what you ride etc (XR350 I guess) :whistle:

    in reply to: One wicked, wild and wet warm up to wisemans #209618

    Dwayne O
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    ;) I see the 230 has made a comeback of sorts Kat ???
    Read the thread on yesterdays run on ORE too :whistle: You made it up Bowmans, way to go ;)

    You guys are all mad, out there riding today !!! I did think about it (for 30 seconds) :silly: Then stayed inside servicing and cleaning the car :whistle:

    in reply to: Adventure ride Sunday 25/09/11 #209194

    Dwayne O
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    I meant me when I get one actually, not you :P

    Anyway , OBT is your family isn`t it ??? :laugh:

    in reply to: Adventure ride Sunday 25/09/11 #209193

    Dwayne O
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    That`s good to hear then ;)
    Hearing reports like that make it more comforting that they are indeed a good pice of kit for the $$$

    Just need to be careful to link the correct page for family to check on I guess :whistle:

    Cheers

    in reply to: Hot tips and Cheap tricks #209606

    Dwayne O
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    BellingenEv wrote:
    EAGLE`02 wrote:
    I had a bent front brake lever the other day, didn`t want to snap it but it was bent downwards in an arch along the whole length almost so it had to be straightened.
    I removed the lever from the perch, warmed it up with the brides hairdryer til I could hardly hold onto it :whistle: then hit it gently a few times with a rubber mallet. Had the lever lying on the ground with a good carpet garage matt under it to absorb any excess shock,

    Result after three hits was a nice straight lever with no stress ;)

    Give it a good test out before you ride it eagle , Ive had two brake levers brake off in my hand this year (one had been crashed and dropped alot the other was new)

    Yeah, I hear ya Ev ;)
    I gave it a run three days this week to work, used it more than I needed to to see if it felt strong . (being Brembo`s, I don`t need to crank on it anywhere near hard anyway :unsure: or I always end up on the deck :S :laugh: )
    Seems fine, but I am going to buy a new one after the holidays and keep the old as a spare just in case I need it on the trails ;)

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