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kram140 wrote:
Quote:Trailboss wrote:Quote:Yeah mate sweet, althought the route back to Wauchope wont be any good for a road bike
. You can get back and get the shed ready for our return :laugh: Beer wench as such 
TB
I’ll drag out the fishnets :kiss:
:ohmy: :dry: Thats it, I’m out. http://www.theline.gov.au there’s a line people, find it
billt wrote:
Quote:Jeffro wrote:Quote:singletrackmind wrote:Quote:I can report first hand that it is much safer in front of TB than it is behind. That XR throws boulders!STM
I reckon Nickj might back you up on that one Scott:D
Hey Jeffro from what everyone tells me the might FE550E are not to bad at throwing the odd rock or two.
Also I had the 16LT tank on for this ride, it sure makes a difference on the front end.
Yeh Bill, heard that too
. Almost bought myself a 16L tank the other week but decided I didn’t really need it. Good time to buy one though with the dollar the way it is.singletrackmind wrote:
Quote:I can report first hand that it is much safer in front of TB than it is behind. That XR throws boulders!STM
I reckon Nickj might back you up on that one Scott:D
Trailboss wrote:
Quote:leave WindsorWindsor to Bulahdelah = 338kms (via Wisemans, St Aburns, Kulnura, Watagans, Butti, Maitland etc)
Fuel
Saturday
Bulahdelah to Nabiac = 97kms
Fuel
Nabiac to Gingers Creek = 225kms
Fuel
Gingers Creek to Wauchope ??? (Mick)
Fuel
Day 3
Wauchope to Maitland = 376kms (Via Chichester, Barrington Tops etc)
Fuel
Maitland to Home (probably to far :laugh: , route will be time pending)
Jeffro I would expect Boulder and I will be going through Maitland area between 3 and 4pm if you want to make a Conga line
TB
Looking at the route you are going past the street where my parents live so maybe we can meet up there at the intesection right where it says Rathluba Lagoon. Another option is if you want to swing by my place and I can take you out through Millers Forest and Seaham to Clarencetown and out onto Black Camp Road to Stroud if you like.
I posted this last night but it disappeared.
Batteries in Dirt bikes get a bit of a flogging I reckon so it is probably not worth getting the expensive ones. I don’t know what type is in mine but it’s the one that was in it when I bought it new so it’s 3 years old and no problems. It did go flat on me last year while sitting in the shed for months on end while I was working overseas but after starting it and running around the block it was fine again. At $49 bucks you can afford to replace it every year if you want to.
Or you can be a goose like me and fork out $200 for a special Husaberg battery
:angry::blush: Seems I posted in another thread. :silly:
