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Dude wrote:Lotsa dude
Sounds like a fun ride. :cheer:
I like fun rides. :cheer:
I will be there. :cheer: :cheer:
Dude
Good O Dude
To all, check the first post for updates
Some shenanigans on the way to breakfast at the Museum
When confronted with two options of arriving to a destination, both need to be explored
option 1
option 2
After breky Sunday morning, a course was set on GavB’s new Garmin Zumo and the Central Coast crew set off from Nabiac for home.
We traveled through Wallamba SF, Wang Wauk SF, Buladelah SF
GavB and MickP GPSing
We were a bit reluctant to take Purgatory Rd, but it worked out ok
Gav led us down a steep decent
Just before we hit Buladelah
Stopped of for a drink and a latte at the first air conditioned shop we found in Buladelah. There was an old lady outside with a water misting spray bottle spraying another old lady to keep themselves cool. Should have fitted one to the dash of the bike. A spray water bottle……..not an old lady.
Sweet sweet airconditioning
Gav extending his leave pass
Back into the dirt we hit Myall Lakes SF and NP, and popped out onto the Buckets Way 3km south of Stroud.
Some rutty tracks and bog holes
We tried a couple of tracks to get across to Black Camp road but struck a few obstacles.
locked gate
Plan B planning
Second go to get across we came across mr farmer who bluffed us into not going through his property. We’ll have a go from the other side next time through.
GavB chatting to distract mr farmer while we snuck around and let his tyres down. Nah, not really.
Plan C meeting and we decided to tar it to Hexam roundabout where GavB and MickP would split from Chris and myself where we carried on to Kurri Kurri, Sandy Cr Rd and up through the Watagans, Yaramalong and Ourimbah SF.
Over the shoulder shot of Chris
it started raining at Kurri Kurri where we fueled and had a maggot bag
By the time we hit the Watagans there was no dust and the tracks we watered just right. Perfect.
Breather at the pines
Welcome to Ourimbah SF
Chris and I swapped bikes at the letter A to Wyong interchange. KTM 690, what a bike, what a hard seat. How does anyone do it without an air hawk. Seriously good bike though.
Chris and I parted at the Wyong freeway and the bike got a car lovers treatment and I got Thia takaway and a coldie or 2.
Cheers all involved in putting it on and great to meet up with old an new faces.
Here are a couple of pics from the ride. Still working out this camera.
Adam on the trails
Outside Kulnura shop for a well earned drink
