[Mick DMember]

boony wrote:

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hey thow who must be obeyed ie TB how do you acumulate karma on this ohh so brilliant trail riding web site???
Did I mention how GOOD this site is and how friendly the admin are on this site, not to mention the hularious their threada are.

If you spelt hilarious right, I would have given you karma…..Nah only jokin’.
The more you post with helpful and informative posts the more karma you get. See watch this your Karma will go up one..LOL

[Mick DMember]

Hey Boony, a bit late but a good one none the less.

[Mick DMember]

That is the system that will work the best in my opinion.

[Mick DMember]

Oh did I mention TB’s input???? He pulled it apart and diagnosed the problem. Then got into the rum cans.

[Mick DMember]

The sit and stay system we use is a good one I feel, it really requires that everyone is familiar with it to make it work though. I actually like getting a turn on a corner and watching everyone go by,especially in big groups.
The other nod and go system, I am not so keen on ,as I have experienced first hand, when it breaks down and been lost to the wilderness for over an hour at Coffs Harbour. The fella in front of me presumed I was still behind him and followed the pack down a left turn and ol Mick just went straight ahead,it wasn’t till I noticed no knobbie marks on the road,that I realised I was seperated from the pack.
Once I realised I was lost, I slowly back tracked,staying as far to the left as possible, to the last place I knew the group had seen me and sat and waited. Which is a policy I also think we should adopt should you realise you are lost to the pack..

[Mick DMember]

I am back,all conferenced out.I’m over all that Team building bull crap that big companies love. The food and beers was good though.

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Cheers Dude ,welcome to the site. Plenty of guys on OBT from your area,won’t be long till you hook up for a ride with the boys
Mick

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micknmeld wrote:

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Mick is now working on a route from Gloucester to Ellenborough Falls and wiggle our way over towards Wauchope and the coast for night 2

More later

TB

I am on to it. I can map an awesome duel sport ride from Gloucester to Wauchope. Via Bobin,Elands, Elenborough Falls, Comboyne, Toms Creek, Kindee and on to Wauchope. I will leave Rutzilla out of it though….LOL

AS promised.
Gloucester to Wingham Via the Bucketts Way 52 km tar road, turn left into Gloucester road, 13km tar to Wingham . Get fuel at Wingham
Wingham to Elands and Ellenborough Falls Via Bobin 38km mainly gravel road.

When leaving Ellenborough Falls, turn left and head back the way you came, once back into the township of Elands, turn left into Colling Road following the signs to Comboyne,
Elands to Comboyne, approx 26km Gravel road.
Just after you get back on the tar (3km),look for a left turn called Innes View rd, there is a sign directing you to Boorganna nature reserve at this intersection.
Continue along Innes View Rd for approx 6 km all the while looking for Toms Creek road turn. It will be on your right and meets Innes View road at 45 degrees on a sweeping left hander.( If you hit gravel road on Innes View you have missed the turn.)
Follow Toms Creek road to the Oxley Highway (approximately 26 km gravel). Turn right at the Oxley and continue into Long Flat for fuel and food. (about 10km).
Once you leave Long Flat head back the way you came for about 3km and take the first right hand turn off, to Kindee. 1 km down Kindee road you will cross the Kindee bridge. Another 3 km along Kindee road, Pipeclay road will be on your right, take this turn and follow the road to Beechwood. (about 30 km of gravel road).
From Beechwood it is 10km of tar to Wauchope.
A rough calculation of distance 170 km all up.

[Mick DMember]

Trailboss wrote:

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What about this for a change of plan Champo, we leave your place at around 10.30am good friday, travel out to Raymond Terrace and up to Dungog, refuel from there onto the dirt and up to Gumleaf hut, the knob, Jerusalem Falls, a logging museum, Dundungra Falls and over towards river and up to Gloucester where I can book us into the Roundabout Inn with our bikes in lock up for the first night. They have two double rooms

Day 2

Mick is now working on a route from Gloucester to Ellenborough Falls and wiggle our way over towards Wauchope and the coast for night 2

More later

TB

I am on to it. I can map an awesome duel sport ride from Gloucester to Wauchope. Via Bobin,Elands, Elenborough Falls, Comboyne, Toms Creek, Kindee and on to Wauchope. I will leave Rutzilla out of it though….LOL

[Mick DMember]

ECKS-Man wrote:

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I’m having trouble Mick, I flogged off my special “Pivot” lint removing tools over the weekend to some clown from Wauchope! :laugh:

That brings tears to my eyes thinking about that.Those pivot pegs are sharp little suckers.:blink:

[Mick DMember]

Haven’t you managed to dig that lint from your navel yet, Ecks?

[Mick DMember]

Unless your confidence outweighs your abilities. Then you have a problem.Just watch me ride for an example.

[Mick DMember]

Thanks ECKS,rest assured they are going to a bloke that will get a ton of use out of them. A fitting reward for a job well done by RiderX.
Cheers
Mick

[Mick DMember]

Is The “Waterboard land” a catchment for Warragamba Dam?

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If it isn’t the 2-3rd of May I could be interested. RiderX would more than likely be keen to.

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