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axel wrote:Those rock steps look like one of Murph’s famous climbs.
No worries Murph, we will have a good spin this weekend, shame about the dust that’s all.
Speaking of which, 20C at 9:45am with a top of 35C today. Morning ride there should be nice.Yup you picked it, Murph took us up there on the westside ride a few weeks back and it got me reminiscing about the top day out with the Old Man trying to get up it.
Never thought I would try and ride a dirt bike up there at the time but goes to show you never know whats around the corner
Hopefully we can liven up the big fella at barringtons with some good riding and a camp out with some more like minded crazy fools.
We might even be able to take him and tim out to the bottom of terrible billy, I have it on good authority that the trail is no longer ridable by god fearing men of common sense and good judgement.
edit * we thought we had terrible billy in the loop but alas we were mistaken, its a great hill but not the ascention to heaven of legend. There is also another monster hill allegedly called the lada neva trail.
Murph and an ADV bike TB, :ohmy: are you sure you really wanna see that :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Tassy sounds good LC ya lucky bastard, enjoy the rocks from what I hear and try not to fall into the ocean. A few of the boys from work did it a few years ago and had a very ….. memorable trip
So we had to try again a few weeks later, this time no winching
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Stupid rock had us beat again
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At least when you have been defeated its in air conditioned comfort with a subwoofer and a cold beer
[attachment=4293]DSCF0816.JPG[/attachment]Hey Wigster,
Sounds like TB has this sorted but for the record when your looking for unusual tools like that, forget the franchise shops and try your local industrial estate. They will generally have a small tool shop hidden away to support the local fabricators and engineering firms.
These guys generally know their shit or they dont stay around long and have all sorts of stuff in stock that your pimple face, pre-pubescent bunnings worker didnt know existed.
I got mine from Tomago Industrial Supplies….. Doesnt help but I thought it make you feel better knowing that at least someone has em in stock :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh::whistle: :whistle: :whistle: FYI the yamaha and triumph are different sizes so you better take TB 2Xciders just to be safe
bigger al wrote:I’m out for this one mr squiggle still up in rocky after natos surprise party for his 30th,catch up next time. Cheers bigger alNo worries al, catchya on the next one
Boze wrote:MrSquiggle wrote:I kinda hope it is a stinker and Boony turns up. It has some poetic justice that they organize the coldest ride of the year at nundle (allegedly) and I’ll flip dat shit, yoNa I’ve seen iced over puddles up there. The August ride wasn’t cold.
I have no doubt, have spent some time up there in winter when the kids were little, no dirt bike back then though.
I think the August ride was unseasonably warm for that time of year, worked out well, I hate the cold :whistle: . Will definately be attending this year if the boys get it organized though coz its a great weekend.
I kinda hope it is a stinker and Boony turns up. It has some poetic justice that they organize the coldest ride of the year at nundle (allegedly) and I’ll flip dat shit, yo
wolfie wrote:I just wish I was coming looks awesomeiv got the stuff for mrs squiggle to do as discussed, iv just got to get it there, mite even try and deliver in person and tee up a ride while im over your way also
Too easy and always keen, have good little kurri to kitchener loop via the pub, dirt bikes meets ADV
The Frying Pan cure for a hot day …… just saying
