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[/quote].and we was eating real food out of a can..not pies!!!![/quote]
My puppy eats food out of a can and is hopeless on a bike :laugh: :laugh:

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“Real Bike Rider”

One who has a pulse and rides a bike

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Nice photos Gav, it was fun with no dust.

Yes there were a few in the BBQ shelter when we stopped for a quick break.
From memory they didn’t look like real bikes,
I think they only had little Fuel tanks that would only last for 100kms or so :laugh: :laugh:

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Put just enough air in the new tube so it will “hold it’s shape” and that makes it harder to pinch with the tyre levers. This may have been in the video but I didn’t watch it.

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Gavb said
“Do you think we can do a loop through the Barringtond and back in a day?”

You sure can Gav, It’ll be about 500ks.
Get to Stratford any way you like then up Gloucester Tops rd to Rawdon Vale rd to Scone rd to Moonan Flat for lunch then home via Gundy, Glenbawn Dam, Rouchel rd to Albano rd to Bridgman rd then left into Sunnyside lane to Dyrring rd to Glendon Brook to Branxton to Greta to Old Maitland rd to Abermain to home.

Have a look on Google Maps and you should be able to join the dots, if not give us a yell

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That’s OK then, I was starting to worry about him

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Good ride guys and girl. Nice to know you can get through on the Martindale trail.
Gav, you’re supposed to have a bourbon at lunch not coffee, I thought you knew the rules :laugh:

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Mick has a big tank just use his :laugh:
It’s easy to swap fuel, just park side by side and join fuel taps with clear hose.
That way when youré finished you can use as a sight glass to see how full one is.

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KatGirl wrote:

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…. Bill submerged in 6inches… hope you got that on film…

KatGirl.

I wanna see the film of 6 inches submerged in Bill :laugh:

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We’ll get you down there soon Gavin, lunch at Kurrajomg Heights Hotel works good on this ride

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What’s the difference between a King Hit and a 69er?

Well, at least with a 69er you can see the C**t coming

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Hi Kat, I’ve got a Zeuss and am very happy with it.
It’s light, comfortable and waterproof.
Theres no pull on the peak even at 120kms+
I use a clear visor and sunglasses when needed.
I’ve been thinking about sunglasses with foam around the lens for the dusty days (seen them in Cycletorque)

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bigger al wrote:

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phil lovet enduro legend from the 80s what happend to him.

Still at Cessnock,got into Supermotard racing a couple of years ago

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I certainly agree with everything that has been written so far.
Lobby groups and good PR from Toy Runs etc can only help.

I think that each and every one of us needs to act responsibly when on a ride.
There is plenty of places to do wheelies, slides etc.
But like everything there is a time and place for it.

I believe in riding with courtesy (as quiet as possible) when near other people, whether they are horse riders, bushwalkers, picnickers or neighgbours.

If you want to go faster train more and get good suspension rather than a noisy pipe.

I’d rather ride anyhow than not be able to ride any day.

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Thanks for that Brad, I don’t know the name of the original owner at this stage. I’ll have to try and find out so I can check what was done(spring rates, settings etc)
Mark

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