Well what a day.
TB was up on Friday night to pre run the next Nav ride, he said it would be good to get yourself use to the bike.
What a understatement first 5mins we are in to a creek crossing then in to some really fast flowing tracks that was like riding at Blacktown ice skating rink.
Then come the turning around due to the track not going anywhere, I can tell you it is easier to back a B-Double in to a finger dock then turn this space ship around.
At this point I’m thinking it won’t be long and I will bin this on the ground then that’s out way who cares after you drop it the first time then it not new anymore.
The rest of the trip was the same all day very slippery in a lot of parts, as the downhill to the Amazon creek crossing.
I was at the top and said to TB is there room for me down there for me and said yes to the right of me,
So down I go back brake locks and I’m in gliding mode all I can see is that I’m about to slam in to the back of TB and push him straight in the very deep creek. :pinch:
I laid the bike down and my back tyre just touch his how close was that. I then pick up the bike with the help of Tb and done some good old country parking angel style.
Then we push them through the creek which was not easy due to the big stone on the bottom and the ice cold water.
When standing in the creek knee deep and freezing I said to Tb thanks for a easy ride so I can get use to bike.
I can see why there is a lot of pre running done for these rides, we came across so many things yesterday. Deep creek crossing, tracks not there anymore, RTA closing roads , logs down,Gates locked, massive up hills, swamps.
Thanks TB for the day and this will be a great Nav ride guys and girls.
Cheers
King Strucky
