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Perfect maintainance schedule Mick
:laugh: :laugh:
I kinda wished I didn’t look at that piston as My kids KTM 200 has never been apart in the two years that we have had it :unsure:
“Don’t touch it if it’s not broke” is my motto
On saying that we do have some of the normal issues to attend to before the Dungog ride ie Front and rear wheel bearings and brake pads, maybe some new rear rubber. Bloody bikes, :angry: I should of kept to surfing :woohoo: :woohoo:
Cheers
MurphMal
Tim
Mal having a little rest
Tim getting a little help
Bloody leaches were thick on the ground
It was a hard day so another rest was in order
Sorry Mal
Mal
Mal trying to use that rekluse clutch to an advantage but it was just too wet and slippery so momentum (spelling?) was the key for success
Tim
Tim
Tims first attempt
Much better on the second attempt
The rekluse clutch in Mals bike did have its advantages when on dryer steep hills. It almost looked easy but when he did stop it was a bit awkward having no first gear to pick so as it didn’t roll back down the hill. On saying that Mal did handle the Husky quite well
Tim at K9
Morgo
Murph
Murph thinking this might not be the way to go
Murph taking the easy way, not
Murph
Murph at another fallen tree :angry: :X :X
Diddel at Razorback
Mal
Mitch
Al
Morgo having a rest
Morgo
A swim was in order on the second half of the day
Some of the crew
Mitch gearing up out at Bangalow
Diddel
Mitch
Tim
Mal
Diddel
Mitch
Mal
:laugh:Another good report, thanks Morgo
Thanks to everybody who came out to play in the mud :woohoo:
Special thanks to Morgo for sweeping
The second part of the ride was also great, with rainforest and mud, steep rocky hills and mud and a swim in a dam to cool off as the humidy was a killerAl
Diddel
Morgo
Diddel
Diddel at K9 hill
Mal at K9
More photos to come later
Top report Dude
Can’t really add much
Just that, after us old fellas pulled the pin and got back to the cars it absolutely belted down with rain and cracking thunder and lightning. I have a mate who lives near by and he told me this morning that he got 52mm within the hour in that storm.
Smurph and Diddel were still out there somewhere as they decided to solider on
:ohmy: The reports of riding up Hitchcocks in waterfalls sounded awesome when they returned :woohoo: :woohoo:
Dude, don’t blame youself. I think we would of probably pulled the pin anyway :unsure:Diddel at Prick hill
Dude
Tim
Mal5.1
Dude getting under another tree, there was heaps of those :X :X :X
Mal testing the rekluse clutch
Dude
Mal
The crew about 20kms in :X :X :whistle:
And then there was three
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :woohoo:No worries, Old Bloke
Next time maybe
Cheers
MurphHey RipnShred
Your on the list mate
We will be doing a Gap run tomorrow, Saturday if your interested (thats sort of Sugarloaf)
Cheers
MurphProbably a wise move there Mal
It is a whole lot of bike to be charging along dirt tracks :ohmy:
Cheers
MurphWet Wet bloody wet 👿
Should make decending Tunks and ascending Hitchcocks a bit of a challenge
As for some of those ST gullies :X :X :ohmy:
Cheers
Murph
