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Nice job jimmy.

You kind of looked like you were shitting youself coming through the door and having to jump off the step. I know would be especially with a camera recording.

Enjoy the Berg mate.

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Good idea STM

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NEVER ASSUME THAT MEN UNDERSTAND!

A woman was in a coma. She had been in it for months.

Nurses were in her room giving her a bed bath.

One of them was washing her private area and noticed that there was a slight response on the monitor whenever she touched her there. They tried it again and sure enough, there was definite movement.

They went to her husband and told him what happened, telling him, ‘As crazy as this sounds, maybe a little ‘Oral sex’ will do the trick & bring her out of the coma’

The husband was skeptical, but they assured him that they would close the curtains for privacy.

The husband finally agreed and went into his wife’s room. After a few minutes the woman’s monitor flat lined, no pulse, no heart rate.

The nurses run back into the room. ‘What happened!?’ they cried.

The husband said, ‘I’m not sure; maybe she choked!’

NEVER, NEVER, NEVER ASSUME THAT MEN UNDERSTAND.

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Ace wrote:

These things (go-pros) seem to be the G.O! My son got one for Chrissy that i might have to Borrow(take) .

I saw a pair of goggles witht he camera on the eye brow line the other day in Woodys and was wondering how they go if anyone knows?

I like the chest footage for the race type of riding but probably the helmet shot for the adventure and trail ridingstuff to take in a bit more of the scenery?

Loaded easily and quick here. Hope to see some more of this type of footage.

Nickj has a set of Liquid Image goggles with the camera in them. Great view I rekon.

Here’s a sample of Nicks camera.

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Great day out thanks Tony, Sam13 and A.D.

The day started a bit later than expected due to A.D forgetting his helmet. But the story behind getting one from Lithgow off the trading post was so funny it didn’t matter. And A.D wearing an old road bike helmet on a fire breathing Aprillia was also funny. :laugh:

The tracks were great in condition after the rain. Tonys route was and excellent mix of singles and fire trail. All was going well until Tony stopped at a vertical drop that looked about 3 foot and then rolled off thinking the front will roll out of it. He hit soft sand and a small piece of timber and the front stopped dead. I was close enough to nearly grab his back wheel as it went over the edge but self preservation kicked in and I watched as he face plated and the bike slowly followed and landed right on his back. Tony picked himself up with no major injuries and none to the bike and off we went.

We got into Capertee a bit late, mainly due to the helmet incident. The servo was going nuts. Three people working and a shop full of tourist. Finally got fuel and old mate was very apologetic for the delay. Straight down to the Pub before lunch only to find new owners (22 months ago) and a heap of work going on. Lunch was order and beers consumed. Turns out the owner is a bike rider to and is setting the place to cater for bikes as well. So drop in if you’re going past for a great feed and a chat.

The tracks home were a bit easier and faster until I took a wrong turn and then we used Tonys GPS to find our way back to the main road. Once I knew where I was we headed for home. Sam’s legs were cramping bad so we stayed on nice open trails and it was getting late. I needed a fuel top up so I powered ahead to my bush stash to refuel and not hold the group up. It started to rain and I suggested we take the easiest route back to the cars before Sam’s whole body cramps. It rained for the last 40min of riding and then stopped just before we got the cars so it was a quick pack up before it started again.

Thanks for the day out guys.

I have a bit helmet cam footage that I’m going through ATM. Hopefully I’ll get some loaded up tonight.

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Looks good Crash. Well done mate.

Still not sure what going on with yours Nato. Are you saving them as a HD (large) file?

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WOW! That could’ve been a whole lot worse. Maybe need to educate them a bit Nato. Sometimes you have to go back looking for slower or fallen riders. But you do it very slowly and cautiously staying off the main riding line. Very lucky guys.

Sweet looking track Nato but could do with arrow system around that natural motorcross track. Looks like blokes going everwhere. :ohmy:

I love the sound of a Gasser in the evening. :woohoo:

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Don’t listen to the water cooled ag bike and tractor drivers Boony. If the bike puts a big shit eating grin on your face then enjoy mate.

So are you happy with it…. :laugh:

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Yep we can park over the road. See ya there.

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Hey Tony,

Count me in mate. I was riding around Newnes yesterday and after not been there for more than 12 months the tracks are chopped up a fair bit. But sounds like a fun day. Especially with beer involved. :woohoo:

Where do you park at Zig Zag? The owners of the railway have asked bike riders not to park in there car park so I don’t usually park there.

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Nice work Lefty.

Didn’t happen to put a hydraulic clutch on the big girl? That has to be the heaviest clutch pull ever. :laugh:

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I got leave approved from work and will sort out the logistics over the weekend sometime. See ya there LC. :woohoo:

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Congrats on the new bike Boony. :woohoo:

You’re gunna love it.

Now you can blame every crash on the PDS. :laugh:

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Happy birthday BB.

Hope you didn’t go to work today. Birthdays are not for working.

It was a perfect day to dust off the boat and go wakeboarding. :woohoo:

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Looks good Nato.

A STM said youtube compresses the files a bit and you loase quality. I always save my videos to my computer in HD and then upload if they’re not to big. Seems to help but only if you have a big download/upload quota. I have unlimited so I got nuts with big files.

Good job on the editing too.

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