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mickp wrote:Dejay wrote:I think he’s running an E09, with all the weight and power of the might DR, we could both be in trouble!
:woohoo: What tyre combo are you running Mick?I’ll be running Bridgestones – ED77 front ED78 rear
Tryhard ran them on his 690 on the High Country ride and was happy with them, so I’ll see how they go
Mick
I an the ED78 last year on the Cameron ride and Marlow used the same tyre on the recent Northern Rivers Ride and I was happy with the wear
We did both crash a lot though !!!! :pinch: :laugh: :whistle:
toes wrote:Fkn pom you have all the major requirements packed on top in the sun.We use these things called eskys here in oz.If not talk to
a plumber and he might be able to get some sweet dry ice in a can to cool shit down,They can buy the stuff to freeze pipes n shit??? Now go and take those poor beers out of the sun.:laugh: :laugh:
I can imagine how excited you were when you saw this thread , you thought their was actually an Esky designed for an Adv bike 😆 😆
I really want to see you cool a beer down with dry ice in a can :pinch: that would be worth the drive to Wauchope
Can’t wait to catch up for a beer Boulder
Calm down Chip
Now you’ve gone flaky WTF ??
Why do you look so green in that vid TB ??
Hey Gaz , maybe a 40kg fertilizer bag would be better !!!
Amazing how similar the weights are comparing Krustys Andy bags with the Wolfman!!
Not much difference at all
I feel I can post my weights now I’ve seen TB and Dejays
Panniers
Left 8.6kg
Right 8.2kgTop bag
6.8kgBackpack
7kgRider in gear
102kgTotal 132.6kg :ohmy:
Now who’s going to supply the cigarettes ??
We will miss you on this one mate but theirs always a next time
That’s the worst news I’ve had for a while Moose
Good call TB , I just read this on Weatherzone …..
Looks like their would be road closures for sure
Heavy spring rain for northern NSW
Robert Wood, Saturday October 1, 2011 – 15:57 EST
After one of the driest winters in years, large swathes of northern NSW have received more than double their September average rainfall.Some of the heaviest rain was across the Northwest & Central Slopes and Plains as well as over much of the Upper Western. Heavy rain fell from Tibooburra to near Glen Innes and south to Port Macquarie and down to Sydney. Most of this area had 100-150% of its typical September rainfall.
The Upper Western district had a great start to spring after one of their driest winters on record. Bourke more than doubled the monthly average and picked up its highest monthly total in 12 years while Lightning ridge received triple their average September rainfall.
Further south, Dubbo had its best September rain in 13 years with most of that falling in just one day. The area of heaviest rain stretched east with Bathurst doubling its average of 46mm, with 101mm falling in the gauge. Finally, Gosford saw its highest September total in more than 2 decades with 179mm, nearly tripling its average of 68mm and comes in stark contrast to last years 38mm.
The outlook for Spring is optimistic with a 55-60% chance of receiving at least average rainfall.
– Weatherzone
© Weatherzone 2011
