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Here are the definitions straight out of Hippopedia so you know it is right.
This is Single line. Def:An area with width to negotitae a tank through but which has developed only one line.
http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd239/micknmeld/25853_1418787708904_1208988196_1198411_4153210_n.jpg%5B/IMG%5DThis is Single trail. Def: An old fire/ logging road that is long since disused and has developed one main line. It may be posssible to still drive a vehicle down it but that would make you evil. It should be left for two wheels only.
As is this
And this my friends is Singletrack. Def: Surfers search for barrels, skiers chase powder and riders seek this. The only option is on a bike as it is completely impassable for a vehicle. Cut specifically into the bush in an area where no fire or logging road existed previously. Ridden at speed it will cause you to dissapear into the moment.
STM
I drove up to the resort today to tie up some loose ends and check on tide lines before the big weekend. While I was up there I took some shots so you have an idea what to expect. It is not your average “Van Park” and the facilities are top shelf. It is won a lot of tourism awards and it is easy to see why. The grounds are pristine and it has direct beach frontage, its own golf course and an excellent pool area.
Another thing the kids will love is the jumping pillows. Only one was inflated today but they look like a lot of fun for the grommies.
The Camp Cook House is better fitted out than my kitchen with catering fridge’s, electric cook top, microwave, two gas bbq’s and two sinks.
The powered sites have lawn you would expect to find on a bowling green
Which they also have!
And the powered sites have little communal shower/ toilet blocks so you don’t have to hike too far in the middle of the night.
If Boony jinx’s us
and the weather is shit there are enough indoor areas for the families to escape to.
And a big common room with a big screen to watch.
As for the weather what will be will be. We just had a beautiful weekend and the trails are perfect right now. Regardless it will be warm but just pack prepared.And just as a final teaser
:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:STM
Krusty wrote:
Quote:Thanks Fellas…Well I had her out on the trails this weekend.. Decided to take my little girl to the Owl farm and dragged my bike along.. Both knee and bike performed awesome.. I had her blasting down some tight singles and it took awhile to get some confidence but man o man she performed well and helped with confidence as she just stuck like glue and went right where I pointed her.. The heavier spring TB put on before the corner made a difference I reckon.. I had her jumping as well got some huge air(weel huge for me
) and not one bottoming out..Trouble starting it cold but hopefully fixed this week :angry:
15/44 is to tall for the trails I now believe.. I have a 47 that Gaz took off after purchasing his DR so I’ll throw it on for the coffs trip and see how it goes…
Yeah Boony pain in arse them headlight assemblies..
The lower gearing will suit Coffs better mate. Apart from the beach and a short bitumen stretch you will not spend much time above 80kph so if it is not too much trouble switch it out. I run 13/50 on my little 250F.
STM
Ollie wrote:
Quote:Hey Scotty put me down for Fridays ride
and add me the missus and two teenagers down for Friday night etc!
Kram we will be at Cresent head rd on Thursday night for a quick Getaway Friday Morning to get setup and do the Friday ride. Convoy? :laugh:
Ollie
Roger that Ollie.
STM
kram140 wrote:
Quote:G’day STMI think you better put me down for the Friday ride as well.
What time does it kick off and where are we meeting. I could probably look back at all the posts but I’m too lazy
Kram
Ride leaves the resort car park at 3pm Friday.
STM
