[Mick DMember]

Trailboss wrote:

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micknmeld wrote:

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Good to hear you are “officially” back in the saddle….until Salina finds out anyhow. :blink:
I cant wait to give those wheels a go, be it on your bike or mine, I dont care. :woohoo:

You my bike wheels what wheels

TB

Ha, you are so predictable,I even said to my work mate that would be your reply before I posted it!!

Enjoy your bike and wheels.

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Good to hear you are “officially” back in the saddle….until Salina finds out anyhow. :blink:
I cant wait to give those wheels a go, be it on your bike or mine, I dont care. :woohoo:

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Great report so far Hatto. Poor bugger on the DRZ, fancy having to kick start your bike all the time, how draconian

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boulder wrote:

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Looks like you blokes had a good ride there Mick!! Great to see the Moose smiling like always
Looking forward to riding up your way in the new year.

Keep the first weekend in March free mate, we will do another 3 day birthday bash.

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Puddles wrote:

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I was talking to a fellow down the shops on Saturday & apparently there is a track from the footy oval coming out just before the golf course. I will ask him again & check it out.
there is also suppose to be a track from the ghost rd coming out near the lake cuts out more tar apparently its a track Hollis use to use

Now you are talking!! I think I know where the track from Ghost road behind the Lake is.It would cross Ryans road somewhere?

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strucky wrote:

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Yea your right you would need all that sorry mate.

Strucky

Is there a way through on the other side of the Cathie Straights from the beach?? Say from Cathie Footy grounds to the port golf club??

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strucky wrote:

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Hi Mick

I know a way from cathie to Lighthouse and the lake being close it would be a easy trip

Strucky

Trouble is with your route Strucky is to be legal you will need on of those permits from the council and you have to watch out for camels too.

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That would be sweet Ollie, if you can get us to the Old Cost road,I can get us home from there.

Proposed route for a great loop.

Bago into Cowarra,over Jolly nose to Lake Cathie(will need Puddles input here on how to get to Port Macquarie from Lake Cathie with minimal tar).Maybe a beach run.

Over Ferry and up Plommer road,turn into Limeburners and do Krams loop.Then up to Crescent Head pub for lunch and a run up the beach towards Hat head before returning to Maria river to cross the highway, onto the old Coast road.Thence back via Rollands Plains via Bull’s place and up to Bellangry and then down to Beechwood and Wauchope,all up about 240km.
Epic loop with a bit of everything. :woohoo:

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He will be safe here among the ever growing herd of big bore XR’s.

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Puddles wrote:

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Must of not missed each other by much. Strucky & I done a run up plommer yesterday morning

Actually I saw some marks where other bikes had been, I should have figured it was you Puddles by the training wheel marks either side of the knobbie marks :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Murph the surf wrote:

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Can’t wait for the three months at Ningaloo Coming up soon
One doesn’t need alcahol or drugs over there in the wilderness, just living is challenge enough
Murph can’t do anything but surf

From what I have witnessed on here as of late. Three months at Ningaloo, off the alcohol and drugs, will do you a world of good Murph :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Yeah!!!!!! Another who has seen the XR light!!!And a Fiddy toboot!! Welcome to OBT,the XR’s are getting thick on the ground here at OBT.
Cheers
Mick

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Trailboss wrote:

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Good looking ride there Mick, maybe there’s some of that we can use on the Friday ride you know what I am talking about

TB

That was exactly what I was thinking when I plotted this route, although the Limeburners section would be very suss if we have had any rain.You can see how deep the bog holes are and it has been pretty dry here as of late.

I have another big loop in the mountains planned should it be wet.

Yesterdays loop has at least 40km of tar but I think I can cut a bit of that out with Kram and Ollies help.Instead of crossing back over the ferry we would go up the Maria river road and cut across into Kundabung and back to Wauchope that way adding a heap more Km’s.

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They also make a cool noise when the bike is being wheeled. Tink Tink Tink Tink Tink etc :laugh:

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The motor is on the boat and going like a beauty, I took my kids and Mooses kids for a blast up the river this arvo. A good way to spend a hot arvo. Thanks again to all the people that made it happen.

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