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razzle wrote:

By the way … I’ve “got it so bad” that I’ve ordered one of these :woohoo: :woohoo:

Oh Raz,,,,,,,,,,, that’s tragic :woohoo:

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Will it need lowering? :whistle:

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I reckon you would go ok on either Rach but I don’t know that you could pick up BMW on your own, especially if carrying some gear.

I personally am looking to get a lighter bike than my old Tenere when I next update. Watching D-Rally take off on his KTM690 over the erosion mounds while I had to ease off to avoid getting too much air made me jealous on the previos nav ride.

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No good Snowy. All the best for a speedy recovery mate.

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Ahhh Moose, what a clanger

p.s. I know that old story Pete, luckily Moose is a much shorter name

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mallee wrote:

Have a great weekend guy’s, don’t forget to watch the road sometimes and not the GPS :laugh:
Will keep am eye on the ride report.

See some of you at the B/Day Bash

Mallee

True that, I had a couple of close calls on the last ride from doing just that.

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KING BOLLOCKS wrote:

Jeffro wrote:

This has been seen before but it is my cheesy entry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVXkU0zVXlA

great work chief :cheer:
That husky voice was intense :laugh:
Bol :woohoo:

Intense? I was going for sexy!! :blush:

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Happy Birthday Fish, Hope it was a good one champ.

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micknmeld wrote:

Wanna buy a house or a bit of land around Wauchope?

Not just at he moment thaks mate.

Good luck with it

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

I have seen a bit of that in my time

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EAGLE`02 wrote:

Jeffro wrote:

Good Morning Mick,

How are things in beautiful downtown Wauchope this morning?

It is 4.35 am over here, I am on night shift for a few nights.

Ahhh, This great old thread is reborn :laugh:
Good Morning Mick, you make Wauchoppy sound like SUperman lives there :laugh:

Hey Jeffro, How`s it hangin` mate ?
Sounds like you are busy on the nightshift :laugh: :laugh:
Be sure to let us know when you get back for a visit,, I still owe ya a few brews or a BBQ if you can fit it in

Cheers

Yeah mate, flat out. Flat out trying to fill in my 12 hours. At least on nights it’s easier to hide.

I will be back around late August early September for about a week. Spent half the night watching bikes on utube so would love to head out riding about now.

Whats this new venture Mick?

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Good Morning Mick,

How are things in beautiful downtown Wauchope this morning?

It is 4.35 am over here, I am on night shift for a few nights.

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james wrote:

,I like the welds on the stove,almost makes it look like stiching

James

Funny thing that James, intermittent welding like that is actually called stitch welding. :cheer:

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Lefty wrote:

A Family Day Out in Paraguay!!
If you look closely there are 3 people on this bike!!
With all the safety gear……….

And yes it is a photo!!

I should have grabbed a photo of the 5 on the bike this morning. Dad with 1 son infront standing up on the lower part of the scooter and 3 kids behind on the seat heading for school.

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andy29 wrote:

to this
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ha ill never run out of fuel again, trying to keep up with snowy and boony around the bush… 15.5ltr its not too bulky as I thought it was going to be..

I did the same with mine just before coming away. I used to hit reserve between 70 & 75km which is enough most times but I reckon I got back to the farm on fumes at the Bago Breakfast ride. I also took it up to Nundle at Easter and wasn’t game to explore too far for fear of getting a bit lost and running out of fuel.

I can’t say I noticed the extra weight with the bigger tank either.

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