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dttugboat wrote:hi im scott im 41
trailride a ttr 250 im from west sydney and im not an alcoholic yet
cheersNo alcoholics around here, there are a few problem drinkers in denial though. :whistle:
Welcome to OBT. Thanks for the intro.
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MickGood one Boony, they do sound like a great weekend. Maybe there is some sense in what you say and we organise an Old Bull outing to one!
Winning a Honda has gotta be a bonus, that is the Honda Gods smiling on you, for helping us out on the Scrapheap ride!!
Cheers to you Boony!
Lucky break there NZ! I can just picture the DR end for ending down that hill. You’d need more than a few strong men to retrieve her from there! Good to hear it ended well.
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April 22, 2013 at 11:55 am in reply to: Wauchope-Werrikimbe- Kempsey and home again, not entirely in one piece. #240229Ollie wrote:Nice report Mick ya gonna have to take me on that ride one dayThe Old man used to work in the Mill at Kookaburra many years ago.
Ollie
I think they were organising a reunion for the workers up there recently.
There is a sign up there that said that there were some dodgy characters working up there in the old days and every so often the cops would turn up and they would have to close the mill for a few days as all the workers pissed off into the bush!
AS far a scrapper goes, she looks like all you need is a full tank of petrol and away you go!! Pretty tidy old girl, will make a good base for a resto job!
Crazy buggers!!! :ohmy:
Crashed it ………… again……… :blush:
My Old man hated bikes, (still does), so no bike for me as a kid. My first bike, was a 1965 Suzuki Sportsman k15, 80cc of blistering power.
I found it in a ditch behind a truck workshop when I was 14.
The owner of the workshop said I could have it and we wheeled it 2kms home and spent a day or two getting it to go. It went like beauty for two days before it really shat its dacks and melted the piston to the bore.My uncle then loaned me a 1975 DT100B and took me to Hungry Creek with it every now and then.
My most vivid memory on that bike was doing a trail loop at Hungry Creek and a bloke over took me going up a hill and near blew my head off with rocks as I only had an open faced helmet on. Later that day, I got to meet him and it was a factory rider by the name of Pelle Granquist, a pretty famous rider in those days! I was hooked then!
AS soon as I was old enough to get my L plates, the dirt bikes went out the window and I got a Kawasaki Z250 that wouldn’t pull the skin off a rice custard so I purchased a brand new RD250LC that did its best to kill me. After several run ins with cars, I rebirthed it as a pretty tricked up RD350LC that I have visions of doing some production racing at Oran Park,
that never happened so I swapped it for a GPZ1100. Then a 20 year break away from bikes saw me cutting around on a CRF450R and a 2 Stroke KTM250SX that I have visions of racing (dumb idea at 40 years old!) It turned out MX wasn’t for me, so I got myself a XR600 to do trail riding on then the XR650R. That’s my bike riding history in a nut shell.
Gday Con, welcome to the fray! The crew here will set you in the right direction. Best bring your thick skin and sense of humour though. :laugh:
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MickMany Happy returns Strucky! Get TB to shout you breakfast at the Coffee Club in Penrith!
STM. Are they Rossi boots? They look about 10 sizes too big!
Fully sic DT too!
Gday Steve, welcome to OBT and thanks for the intro. You couldn’t be in better hands if you are a newbie at ADV riding, the guys and girls around here will not only look after you, they will set you in the right direction to enjoy yourself big time!
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MickGood one Lochie! Still waiting for the day Connor offers to do a tyre for me! Must be good to be rich! That tyre still has a ton of life in it!I headed off to Bourke and back with less tread than that!
Happy Birthday Matey! May you have the most intense” ride”
of your life tonight! :woohoo:
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