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Hmmm, I thought we were on topic! Gotta get to Lithgow somehow for this ride. No good trailering bikes to ADV rides like some other soft touches
Wheelbarrow ridge and St Albans was fun but dont really want to do the same route again although its an option.Roothog looks like fun, not sure on the 800 but didnt look too bad. TB the guy on the TM and Kato had the right idea, just ride the damn thing and let the gods decide :pinch: Bugger pushing them. Old mate on the ADV forum seems to have linked up some trails to come out at bathurst …. hmmmm
Ill do some more homework and post another topic if I feel the need
Suggestions welcome though TB :whistle:PLINDZ, SHIT!!!! There is DIRT on your Beemer. Hope its ok
Kewl, looks like no problems and I would say thats our route
Dickie wrote:Aaron wrote:Oh man that looks like a broken….. Thing right there. :laugh: please explain for the dumb people like me. ??? :blush:Where the powerline comes out of our generator room to connect to the overhead power lines that go to the dairy.
Just spent 4k on new overhead wire, meters and control board etc but this was never replaced.Yup, on farm ya gotta do stuff yerself, lucky it didnt go bang
EAGLE`02 wrote:Done deal Al, I will call them tomorrow
Unfortunately gents I am out for this trip , something has come up with the family that I have to attend.
Supporting the daughter`s music performances gets the priority this time
Bugger Eags, might catch you on the next overnighter. You might have to remind Kat about that ride plan, the wine may have fogged up her memory
We are putting together a route to Lithgow via Hill End and the Bridle Track, anyone know if you can still get past the fallen rock and land slide section? Its a big run from Cessnock but ppl welcome to join us if they are coming from the Hunter once we firm up the route. Will make for a Big weekend though.
I should probably look at booking accomodation at Lithgow though…… hmmm
Trailboss wrote:MrSquiggle wrote:Hey TB, if its close by you could stick that hill on the nav ride map as a waypoint and call it the “The GS Challenge”, ill sit at the back with the cameras rollingNo need to sit there mate Pete The Wulf has offered to double you up it on your bike while you video sitting backwards
It’s too far outta the way for this route. It’s for the adventureberg ride if I ever put it on :whistle:
TB
Lol, Im not that keen for that idea somehow, enough beer the night before though and who knows. Maybe just as well its a bit out of the way
Hey TB, if its close by you could stick that hill on the nav ride map as a waypoint and call it the “The GS Challenge”, ill sit at the back with the cameras rolling
Nice hill blokes, good to see your pushing the boundaries of common sense
EAGLE`02 wrote:MrSquiggle wrote:KatGirl wrote:Teza. When are you going to learn that being a little bit soft doesn’t cut it on Old Bulls. Eat some dirt, get a real adventure bike, step up to the bar and get a liver cleansing drink that makes you ride the next day.:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Great pics and ride reports guys. Thanks for the laughs and see you on the next one
No worries Shane,
It was a bit of a thrown together ride in the end, a lot slower pace than you are used to but the main objectives were achieved I think…1. Get out on the bike
2. Campover at a pub
3. Have a few brews
4. Plenty of laughs
5. Great time with great peopleWe did all those and more :laugh:
Have you got any decent footage from your helmet cam to share ??Yup, agreed
No helmet cam footage sorry to say, never got around to rigging it up. Ill post a little bit of phone footage. Nothing too exciting.
I reckon that bar tender fancied me you know, he tried to get me pissed :ohmy: Lucky that bird shit in my drink and saved the day
Man I would really love to try some of those sick grade 5 chicken tracks you guys have up your sleeve, cant say im a definate at this stage but will make it if I can.
