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What year model -needs to be later than 99

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Hi Mick
Doing a complete suspension swap for my youngest onto his klx140

Hatto

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Bump
Also RM85/100 would work.

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I am going to try and tie this in with a Forster trip for last week school hols, So young bloke and I could just wangle it our way.

Hatto

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singletrackmind wrote:

I watched the videos and a lot of design work has gone into it. By the time matey sets it up though I would have unloaded my bike from the ute, thrown up my dome tent, gone for a ride, drank a 6 pack of beer and pissed in that beautiful lake it was filmed next to. :laugh:

STM

And eaten a can of Fully Loaded
hatto

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Nickj wrote:

Some great advice and tips that I’m sure will help a lot

Does anyone use magnesium ? Ev put me onto it and it made the last Lowanna ride a lot easier by easing the cramps.

Cheers

Nick

Magnesium is great Nick, it works great for me, but you need to be onto it now as it takes a while to get into system. I take one every day – it also help sleep if you suffer from insomnia

hatto

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Hi Nick
Enjoy it-most important
Start with 1 lap each so you both get to see the track. I doubt there will be a sighting lap. the lap isn’t long and has a complete mix of riding. You will love the paddock part, especially if it has been wet, power slide to the moon.
Don’t forget it is 12 hours and a fast lap amongst 10 wont get you any prizes, except bragging rights (STM).
This is billed as a fun event of which it will be and you will return for another go.
You wont need tools (oh wait, its a honda), take some valves 😆 . You are never more than 2km from the pits and easy access back.

Wish I was going

Hatto

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Oldfatbeerman wrote:

Reviving this thread , Christmas and New Year seemed to kill it off a lot :angry:

South Coasties should know this one

Quart pot fire trail, on the way to Araluen

Hatto

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singletrackmind wrote:

Welcome back Hatto!
Glad to hear you enjoyed that Jap Pow. If they had the terrain of BC or France it would be the ultimate. The snow quality is hard to believe until you spend some time in it.
I was going to flush you out before the 12 hour but I heard you were racing Stromlo. Best of luck for it.

STM

STM
good to hear from you. Not stromlo but “the Mont” Kowan Forrest – 24 hrs of pedal power. Been in training 4 days a week for the last 28 weeks, not in it to win, just some fun with my two boys, last year my eldest and me shared some mini donuts with ice cream at 3 in the morning after slogging a 20km lap, Great times to cherish. This year both are in so twice the good times are coming my way.(gold)

You will love the transmoto it is great.
hatto

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Trailboss wrote:

pete the wulf wrote:

This is one of Huskybloke.

Allen River Barrington?

The Glen – between dungog and bulladelah

hatto

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MARTY 450 wrote:

GDay boys, just putting it out there for anyone who could lead a ride in the Milton/Wandandian area in mid to late Feb.
Been down there a few times over the years but not confident to loop together.

Thanks Marty

Hey Marty
I should be good to go come April- more than happy for you blokes to come down. Fire has done some damage around Wandy, but still plenty. Will venture down coast to see whats around

hatto

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Happy b’day mick for tomorrow, hope the weekend goes good, take your snorkel

Hatto

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Hey shagga, how they hangin

No fixing the shitbox, nothing goes wrong when you don’t ride it. Will def catch up soon, plan on getting a few rides in soon, but have a couple Mountain bike events to get through this month then I’ll be good to go.

hatto

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singletrackmind wrote:

Hi Hatto,
I spent a month in Niseko a few years ago. You don’t have the terrain of Canada or France but the snow quality is renowned as the best on earth. I have to agree it is very good and they get a lot every season. It is definitely worth a trip and surprising good and drink is very cheap compared to most ski resorts.

STM

Thanks STM, will def be going, just unsure where to go. Have a couple mates who have said Niseko has become Boganville, not looking to party hard-this is a ski trip and a recon for future. Really like the look of Rusutsu,

hatto

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80-100km

chicken alfalfa mungbean and beetroot on rye

cool and crisp with showers

hatto

adam wrote:

LC4skin wrote:

Some info for anyone that is coming on this ride, there won’t be any food or fuel stops on the way so bring some trail snacks or a sandwich or whatever and also bring a spare litre of fuel. Meet a South Nowra maccas at 8 30am.

Should be riding from about 9am to 3 or 4 in the arvo.

LC

How far do you think we will travel? :huh:

What type of sandwich should we bring? :pinch:

What will the weather be like?

Adam.

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