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toes wrote:

Must confess,Ash didn’t really stay.We turned you place into a knock shop for a week.
made a packet,will owe you a few beers mate.
Oh and don’t let any seedy looken blokes in the door .Even if they say they have been there before.They may have their way with you.

Thanks for the thanks though

How come I can believe that coming from you. Nothing surprises me what you would do

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Trailboss wrote:

Good to see your home Puds, tried ringing you the other day but then I found out you were being operated on (bet your glad you didnt answer then :laugh: ) I have been prerunning this week with Steve and he asked how you were going.

Take it easy, chat soon

TB

yea they wouldn’t let me take my phone into theatre don’t know why :laugh:
Tell Steve thanks again from me & I will call him soon about the parts I need for the Husky

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Why talk about grading rides. Isn’t that what adventure riding is about. The adventure no matter the conditions & terran.
Also if we start grading rides doesn’t that then turn it into an organised ride & won’t that open up a can of worms.
If you need it graded then maybe adventure riding isn’t for you.
Cheers puddles

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MrSquiggle wrote:

Puddles wrote:

Well what can I say. I finally get to turn up on a ride & what a ride it had a bit of everything. I was really enjoying myself until I had my little incident.
Then the ride out was quite interesting to say the least. My little excursion down the embankment was interesting to say the least. Once at the bottom of the embankment I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. I was keen to take ace up on his suggestion to bury me right there & then but I decided to grin & bear it & get myself out of there. I must say the ride out toevery bit of concentration I had. That part must of been the longest ride of my life. I would just like to say a big thanks to ace, eagle & everyone else involved in helping gete out & thanks to Steve for coming & taking back to kempsey & to aero for driving up from port to collect me & take me to hospital.
Now the good news is I didn’t break my heal bone & 2of my toes. Bad news is I broke every other bone in my foot. I’m still waiting for surgery (i could be on here for over a week)as my foot is to swollen & apparently I will have a lot of screws & plates once it’s done. But getting back on the bike is going to be a long away away.
Ps. Ollie no I’m not selling it so don’t ask
Cheers puddles

Puddles, glad to hear your heel and two toes are ok, good luck with the recovery mate, lots of patience and a bit of physio and hopefully you will back on both feet.

I am amazed that the your foot copped that much damage with the boots you were wearing, they looked pretty solid from memory. What were they mate?

There 661 boots squiggle. I’ve had them for quite a few years now. They have been good boots.

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Well what can I say. I finally get to turn up on a ride & what a ride it had a bit of everything. I was really enjoying myself until I had my little incident.
Then the ride out was quite interesting to say the least. My little excursion down the embankment was interesting to say the least. Once at the bottom of the embankment I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry. I was keen to take ace up on his suggestion to bury me right there & then but I decided to grin & bear it & get myself out of there. I must say the ride out toevery bit of concentration I had. That part must of been the longest ride of my life. I would just like to say a big thanks to ace, eagle & everyone else involved in helping gete out & thanks to Steve for coming & taking back to kempsey & to aero for driving up from port to collect me & take me to hospital.
Now the good news is I didn’t break my heal bone & 2of my toes. Bad news is I broke every other bone in my foot. I’m still waiting for surgery (i could be on here for over a week)as my foot is to swollen & apparently I will have a lot of screws & plates once it’s done. But getting back on the bike is going to be a long away away.
Ps. Ollie no I’m not selling it so don’t ask
Cheers puddles

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Toughen up princess. I’ll swap spots with you. Finally go under the knife today. But it’s not all bad apparently there’s 3 bones in my foot I didn’t break.
Puddles

Ace wrote:

OUCH! Have woken up a bit sore today.

My arms and legs are aching, my neck is stiff, my right eye is half closed from the bug I hit , a have a servere case of monkey butt, have had minimal sleep and the sweat from my riding gear has stunk the house out!!!!

What a weekend :woohoo:

Full report to come later but a massive thanks to TB, the crew and the sponsors for another brilliant (non-organized) nav ride.

As they say at the Olympics – that was the best ride ever!

Bring on the next one already.

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Well my rides over sitting at port hospital waiting for x rays. Thanks ace & eagle & everyone else that helped get me out.
Cheers puddles

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what time do we need to be at breckenridge Friday night to get our GPS loaded.

Thanks Puddles

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good read JTB. Doesn’t look like your excited much :whistle:
maybe I should be checking the Husky to make sure nothing else will fall of

Cheers Puddles

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The old donkey is looking good TR.

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Trailboss wrote:

fuchsy wrote:

Lol the only thing thats stable on that bike is the roto pack

Well the rider isnt thats for sure :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :whistle: :huh:

TB

Pair of funny buggers

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Hey Mick
I was glad you were working the other 2 laughing at me was enough

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Yes Eag’s the loctite will be getting plenty of use.
The rotopax is borrowed for the Nav ride. still not sure of my fuel range yet.
waiting for the nomad long range tank to come out in September.

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here you go Eagle. hope this helps & works

If you're looking for a fun weekend out riding, Hastings Valley MCC is having a fundraiser ride day on the 4th of August…

Posted by MX1 Australia on Thursday, 18 July 2013

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Looks great Nick

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