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Trailboss wrote:
Quote:morgo wrote:Quote:dammit TB, gotta learn to type fasterHa ha sorry Morgo but you get used to finishing first on a Honda
:laugh: :blush:
Good fun this
TB
yes, it gets you in once you get the gist of it. The next level is to require the naming of the posted song before being allowed to post another,but let it run as is for a bit.
dammit TB, gotta learn to type faster
LC4skin wrote:
Quote:Quote:STAND UP, FISTS OUT – THIS IS THE REAL THING!
STAND UP, FISTS OUT – I WOULDN’T HAVE IT ANY OTHER WAY!Baby I’m bad, I’m the fear in your eyes.
That hate in your heart has been branded with my nameYou oughta been warned
Not to cross the tracks to my side of town
Dark clouds will follow
GOD MAKE ME PAY LIKE THE DEVIL I AMJessies on a milking stool her chores are almost done
Joes V8 comes thru the gate,he calls and says come on
Theyre off to crank the weekend upJoey lets it rip
Pink corellas scatter as they roar across the grid
The motors running wheels are hummin
spittin that gravel highlook at that lipstick drivin him ballistic
rolling across the plain
rising moon and sweet purfume heading for the bitumen
four wheel traction heading for the action
nothin gonna hold them down
just one spark and up she goes
when country comes to town(insert bango solo here :laugh: :laugh:
JAK wrote:
Quote:Trailboss wrote:Quote:I can’t believe the news today
Oh, I can’t close my eyes and make it go away!How long?
How long must we sing this song?
How long?
How long?‘Cause tonight…we can be as one
Tonight…Broken bottles under children’s feet
Bodies strewn across the dead-end streets
But I won’t heed the battle call
It puts my back up, puts back up against the wall!Sunday, Bloody Sunday
Sunday, Bloody Sunday
Sunday, Bloody Sundaywe are strong,
heartache to heartache we stand
no promises , no demands
love is a battlefieldthe devil went down to georgia,
he was looking for a soul to steal,
he was in a bind , he was way behind
and willling to make a dealgoing to have to cancel this ride now , got too much shit on
XRTRAILHACK wrote:
Quote:Hi Morgo is this place near the pines or further north mate? I work arvo shift from 2pm so time is very critical have to travel a long way from Cabramatta.Do you remember me?I was the bloke on the XR who kept on running of the track on the Traning Wheels ride last year at the pines I think you were impressed on how good I could stack without breaking anything or was that Murph the surf?yeah I remember you , pulling your bike out of the bush on corners.
further north of pines but not by much. Are you saying you have to be in cabramatta by 2pm. If so you would have to leave here by 12pm.cutting it fine..Our loops usually 6 hrs or so in length so makes it a big day for you and avery early start.
is this bloke a relative?
TB, thats something we could definitely do. We could do something similar with a maniacs route and a grade 3-4 route, everthing joins up later.
Maniacs would have to wait for Murph to come back from WA. Its not my idea of fun , manhandling bikes, hacking up a lung etc..
Smurph will still be here I think, he could lead it easy.better put in a report…
awoke to near perfect weather..great..9 riders started then we picked up 1 more top of Wangi hill.. that made 10 and we were away……..the tracks were damp, water holes filled after recent rains , it was great. Out to Awaba via our usual tracks and into our first single trail.We wound our way to the top of Lakes MX track without incident.Over the road and into the “valley of clay” . greasy and watching our step all made it thru , the rocky hill climb saw my bike stepping out bigtime and nearly cleaning up Murph in the process.
Over into the sugarloaf area and its wet ,greasy to start with but as we climbed the trail was beatifully damp.
All climbed K9 first go with some impressive wheelies at the top ,(I thought I was filming this but helmet-cam had shut down :angry: )
Finishing this single loop and into the next saw us all locked up and sliding to the bottom of the gully :silly:
The climb out was good until the last bit of a climb challenged some.. a well needed breather was then had.
The next single was sweet with the only issue being a couple of duoble takes at a small greasy hill with the boggy approach claiming a couple of bikes ( me included)big climb at the end and another rest.last bit of single then fire trail to the gap for lunch. Hamburger
the Arvo saw us tackle the south side of the gap with it being muddy,greasy,rocky
The trouble with leading is that you get to test the waters(or mudholes)If you get it wrong at least everone else knows where NOT to go..see Murphs Photo :ohmy:
after our sigles we split into 2 groups – maniacs and sensibles. Maniacs went with Murph to tackle the Amazon.
The rest of us continued on with a plan to meet Murph and Co at the bangalow hut.
My group made it event free and waited with the leeches, enjoying mandarines off an old tree there..surprisingly sweet.Sick of waiting and getting late we left Murph anote and headed for home , event free. OLd Bloke looked shagged.Murph and co arrived home about 50 mins after..
Big thanks to all who rode, big thanks to Dude and Murph for sweeping, although with all riders moving along at about the same pace and ability they probably didnt have too hard a time..except for the Amazon
overall , good weather,good trails,good blokes = a bloody great ride..P.S – some video to come later.
adding you to the list dude
good to hear scotty,
the way things were going , It looked like I be riding by myself on Sunday
…just BE the ball….
adjusting the list.
they are easy, just check web, heaps of recipies , secret is to cook them slow and long , give time to break down the sinews , else they might be a bit tough/chewy. I usually allow 4 hrs. trying to find the recipie I used last time on the web , it was nice,had red curry paste in it. There is heaps of them , I dont think ive used the same one twice.
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