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They have let people in with unregistered vehicle permits in the past I know cause I did it(about 15years ago), but I would advise you to talk to them before hand as this may have changed

usi wrote:

Roster here is clear.. I have had a look on the website, looks like a regod bike is a must?
Can i get in with an unregistered vehicle permit? or do i have to punt the DR around..

:unsure: add another steed to the shed?

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Had a nice sleep in, watched a movie with kids, got some new bars and grips for the sons bike, played a game of hockey, some beers after hockey, son and I fitted bars and grips, sharpened chain saw, cut some fire wood

Tomorrow, more fire wood, some fencing and garden work then off for a ride with my kids

All good fun for me!!!

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I am been pressured to go next year. Expensive but thinking about it. Still don’t think I’m good enough to finish hobby class.

Galey’s to tight to enter a local race let alone one on the other side of the world. :laugh:[/quote]

Do it Mal while you can

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I was never a fan of mousses, but when a rear flat cost me big time on day 1 at the Portland A4DE I had a rethink, now after having mousses front and back I see the benefits, I love the fact you can just hit suff with out fear of a flat, reduced weight due to less spares
I purchased Ballards Linswood mousses, they work well but I don’t think they last as long as say the michelin, currently on third rear and 2 front tyres and tyres feel as though there at round 8 air pressure, rims are not hitting at the moment so maybe the mousses are currently at there best
So yes I think they are good thing

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thats a maybe, i will be coming back from a shift trip to the state of origin, probably heavily hung over, maybe a ride after lunch if i can manage it

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Thats a bugger i’m working, this sucks being on the opposite shift to you Mal.

You should go 1 extra day, and have your very own 4 day to be in competition with the A4DE that is on the same weekend, I will get myself organised so i can at least come out on the saturday morning with you guys

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If your Art is as good as mine “WTF” would be most appropriate

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XL so to big for my son

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PM sent

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mmmmmmm VOR
still one of the best bikes I have riden, wish they still made them, have fun

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GaleyKTM300 wrote:

Hope you had a top day mate. Looking at that 570 must be killing you!

Thanks all for the bday thoughts, still riding the 570 Galey, just that no ones rides seem to work out for me and it is so much harder these days to get days off

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wolfie wrote:

happy birthday mate hope your day has been great

thanks wolfie the day was almost over and I was starting to think that no one cared that I am one day closer to

the next !!!!

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mal5.1 wrote:

Oh crap was that today!

We should have gone riding mate.

Happy birthday.

I did, mountain biking, doc told me to exercise the knee as much as i can before op, hurts but us old men can take the pain, makes us feel young again

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happy bday mate

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Sprints are a short timed enduro loop, most i have done are about 10 minutes in length, very intense, you usually do about 6 rounds, with all classes running the same coarse, the conditions constanly change, if you can ride real hard for short periods this is the event for you, good fun!!

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