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Murph the surf wrote:

Good one White rocket
I will pencil you in with Axel. :blink:
Mal5.1 is keen for a two dayer
I’m not sure if my old body could handle the abuse, but willing to give it a go
Might put up a ride for the Saturday as a warm up. :sick: :woohoo: :whistle:
Maybe a shortened version of our Southend Wato’s could be on the cards??

Mal perhaps we could do some of what you’ve done and add the bits you missed (down Tunks and back up Hitchcocks, around to Woose Hill) :sick:
Cheers
Murph

Yeah sounds good Murph. The shorten version would be the go. I remember going down Hitchcocks so up would be interesting.

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How freaky is that railway cutting!! :ohmy:

I think I closed my eyes when I tried it. :pinch:

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Sign me up Murph. :woohoo:

Maybe we can do a casual (grade 4) ride on Saturday? :laugh:

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Sounds like a big hard day Murph.

Can’t wait for the real deal. :woohoo:

Better go sign up for it now. :woohoo: :woohoo:

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micknmeld wrote:

Is that at the Lithgow Ironfest?

Yep it sure is Mick.

Nice work Capt. Looks like I’ve mastered the slow wheelie. :laugh:

The shows are going off ATM. The crowds love it.

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The sprocket teeth look in good nick. Just grind off the old weld, prep the metal properly and weld her back up.

Start early and you’d make for a counter lunch at the local with time to spare. :laugh:

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Fire wood and 200L of rain water have been organised.

I suggest if people are fussy about their drinikng water to bring there own. This water is from a tank and in a plastic drum.

If the city slikers want the town water taste I can bring another 200L drum with a chlorine tablet in it for that authentic sydney taste. :laugh:

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Good stuff Eages. I think it’s a perfect bike for you mate.

Well done.

Are taking it on the birthday ride now? :woohoo: :woohoo:

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Will there be fairy bread and ‘parce the parcel’? :woohoo:

I love bushwalking too, I’ll throw my boots in.

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Confessional Box

A guy goes into the confessional box after years of being away from the Church for quite a while.
He pulls aside the curtain, enters and sits down.
There’s a fully equipped bar with crystal glasses, the best wine, Guinness on tap, cigars and liqueur chocolates nearby, and on the wall a fine photographic display of buxom ladies, who appear to have mislaid their garments. He hears a priest come in:
“Father, forgive me for it’s been a very long time since I’ve been to confession and I must admit that the confessional box is much more inviting than it used to be”.
To which the priest replies… “Get out, you idiot. You’re on my side”.

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aido wrote:

mal5.1 wrote:

Hey Martin,

Sorry mate the Husky has been sold.

Finally sold one mate whats next ?

I’ll refer to this old thread Aido. :woohoo:

Mals sort of new bike

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Hey Martin,

Sorry mate the Husky has been sold.

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white rocket wrote:

am considering wether to fit a new back tyre and front disce and pads but am thinking better of just completly trashing the rear dunlop and having fun spinning it up and using the rest of the brakes up and sharpen the knife a bit more and giving it the flogging it deserves being a ktm.will give it fresh oil but and an air filter

You’ll be right Rocket. The Sunny Corner loam won’t tear the rear tyre up to much.

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I walked past my bike in the shed this arvo so I’ll call that giving it the once over for the ride. :laugh:

I’ll throw a mousse tube and a better looking tyre on the rear, fuel her up and she’ll be good to go. :woohoo:

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medogrocket wrote:

mal5.1 wrote:

Happy birthday Dog boy. :woohoo:

Just about to crack a beer for you mate.

Thanks my Spanish bike riding loon
I will be drinking very sooooonnnnn!
Hope the joustabout show went well.

Joustabout shows were excellent. Crowd loved us. :woohoo: :woohoo:

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