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Boony wrote:
Quote:didnt think i was going that slow…or was it that long hill.The hill is just part of it mate, but a big part
Got one of when I followed you up the big hill on the way to the Berry patch coming up too but it’s about half an hour long so I will need to edit it into smaller bites first
But wait there’s more, water crossings that is.
The boy’s de-watering Buzz’s WR [img]http://obtrailriders.com/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/PICT0021-20100913-2.JPG[/img]
Here’s another short one of the Creek that Buzz drowned his bike in.
More Single Trail
Dude wrote:
Quote:I got him back for you Dude
Here is a quick one of some of the pine singles
What a weekend!!!!!!!!!
Arrived Friday arvo a bit after 4 and booked into the motel, got settled and went looking for the boys and found Mal changing Boony’s tyre while Boony looked for a tourque wrench for doing up the valve cap
. Headed back to the motel only to be sexually harassed by Bollocks sitting in his car on the side of the road, so I stopped and had a berr with him. Met up with them again later at the pub for a few sherbets and laughs then back to the fire pit where we used Menace’s alchohol (can’t remember what it was) to start the fire. Unfortunately the flame didn’t last long enough so Dude I think it was went and got some petrol to get things going.I left the bullshit, I mean knowledge ring around 10.30, not sure what time the rest bailed (and some didn’t make it at all, not mentionimg any names ay Snowy or Pete
) Oh and Buzz turned up at the pub just as we were all leaving for the ring of err, knowledge.
Saturday morning dawned bright and clear and we all geared up for some fun in the sun. The first trails were fairly open but steep and rocky in sections and a good warm up, Boony lead us to a gate where we dismounted and walked up a hill to some magnificent views. Pep found a way around the gate and dinked a few of us fat lazy bastards up the hill (thanks Pep). Back on the bikes and the trails got better and better, we eventually made our way into some really tight slippery pine forest singles that got the blood pumping and the sphincter muscles twittering, I had one lay down when I lost the front end at low speed then about 100 meters later did the same thing after coming out of the pies and miss cued a log hop, they turned out to be my only falls for the weekend. There were hills that went on forever with loose rocks and gravel that had you on your toes and some wicked windrows/erosion mounds, I was chasing Boony up one hill that seemed to be neverending and stared to get too close, every time he went over one of the windrows I was getting showered with rocks so had to back off a bit. We made a few creek crossings that had soem farily big rocks on the bottom to keep you on your toes, On one of the crossings we actually road upstrem at about a 30 degree angle to get across and that is where Buzz dropped his WR, the only thing sticking out of the water was the handlebar and a bit of the tank. We lost about 45minutes getting his bike going again then headed to the Berry Patch via a few more crossing that some of the guys safely walked there bikes across then into the Berry patch for BBQ sausages, meat patties, pink chicken pieces, bread rolls, salad and berries and Ice cream for desert, they even had fuel for us and at a reasonable price.
After lunch was more of the same although the sun was getting low and a decision made to head back by the more open track with the ride ending after 4.00pm.Saturday night was more beers and laughs at the Peel Inn followed by more shenanigans at the fire pit, I was a big girly man and went to bed so I can’t comment on what happened there but there were some pretty ordinary heads come the morning and rumours of Mal and Menace going to bed around 3.30am.
Sunday was a nother cracker of a day and we headed of into the trails again, we started with a short loose rocky up hill, down hill that was only a couple of hundred meters long just to warm up. I stalled on a small log in the early stage of the run and without momentum couldn’t get going again. I would push it up the hill a bit then when it started movingeasier , I’d get back on but as soon as I let the clutch out it would just bog down again so I would push it a bit further and the same again and again, after 50 meters I was knackered but had it at a pont where I thought it would be good to get back on again but was too tired to throw my leg over it. Pepe came up and road it up for me while I did the walk of exhaustion and shame. From the it was up the tar, onto the dirt road then into the trails and I was really struggling early, eventually I found my mojo and really enjoyed the riding. The ride was short and sweet and we were back at the caravan park by 12 and on the road home by just after 1.00pm
Some memorable moments of the weekend were:
Pep arriving at Nundle van park only to realise that his van no longer has a door
The laughs over a few beers at the Peel Inn
The steep hills and and slimey sections were you could turn the throttle it it was just like revving it in neutralas the back wheel jsu spun (although not that many slimey sectons)
Getting the feel of the throttle on the Berg so that I didn’t sh!t myself everytime the front wheel came up and managing a couple of ok mono’s including passing Boony on the back wheel
The creek crossings
The laughs
Getting nailed by Pep as he blasted through puddles and everytime it was just after I had cleaned my goggles
Filling in Eagle in the swamp, I had stopped to try and roost Boony who was standing there taking photos when Eag’s ran up the back of me and fell over By this point Boony had moved out of range and so I waited until Eag’s bent down to pick up his bike and let him have a short blast (I could have held it there longer but was a little bit considerate)
The drag races between Boony, Menace, Mal, Dude and Pep.
The drowned WR
Throwing up a little in my mouth a few times after lunch on Saturday (Definately should have eaten less with all that bouncing around):X
Screaming down a forest road at about 120-130kmh and everyone just stopping in front of me. :ohmy: I was hard on the brakes thinking there’s room on the right, only for some one to start turning right, then seeing space through the middle but then someone else moved and finally having to go up the inside of the track and along a reasonably steep embankment to avoind everyone. Definately a butt puckering moment.
Pullin up next to Pete who looked a bit distressed and seein the blood dripping from his mouth and the broken tooth from rock off someones back wheel :blink:Not many pictures from me as I didn’t take a camera only the phone camera and I don’t have a lead to get the pictures of it yet. Had my helmet cam but looking through the footage yesterday I was turning it off when I wanted it on and on when I wanted it off s missed some good stuff but there is more footage to come once I edit it all.
Thanks to all the the leads the sweeps and everyone in between for a great weekend.
Cheers JeffroTop weekends riding and company, thanks to all.
More to come
That’s probably the first time anyone has told him he has a nice rack
Oh and the bike is in Newcastle
I will be loading up the gear tonight to save time tomorrow, hopefully get away from work by 12.00 but really busy at the moment. Have to pick up the other half and will be on my way, not sure what time I will be there but hopefully not too late. Staying at the Motel across from the pub.
Bring it on Woooooohoooo :woohoo:Cheap as, book it Danno!!!!!
Sorry to here that Kram and hope it all comes good.
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