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Considering the amount of dribble in your last 999 posts Corey you have made up for it in one foul swoop.
Welcome to the 1000+ club mate.
TB was so fired up after that one he rode back to the bottom on his own and hit the middle face in second :ohmy: and rode it to the top without shifting.
Almost as impressive as his tumble
This is normally the point where TB posts the footage of him busting past me on his back wheel or the one where he overtakes me on a mountain bike track :laugh:
Lets count the minutes!!!
STM
Krusty wrote:Added Front Michelin Mousse Tube to the stock Metzler 6 Day Enduro Extreme.Installed the KTM Radiator Fan. Worked well and has no problems fitting with the Force Radiator Guards.
I’ll install a new Michelin M12 with a Michelin Ultra Heavy Duty Tube just before for the B-Day Ride.
She is sitting on 304k’s and 8.7 hours……..
Hey Krusty.
Thats an average of 34.9 kph. Pretty quick average mate where I come from.
Can’t wait to check it out next month. I am a big fan of that bike.STM
Lefty wrote:I have just gotten back from Paraguay today after TB asked me to scout around for a new Adventure Ride and I finally came up with this little Ripper!! :laugh: :whistle:It has the following features;
Great carrying capacity for all the essentials….Bundy, Tools, fuel, food etc, (Weatherproof)
Uprated coil-over suspension for those hard hits
2WD go any where drive ability
Plenty of lighting for those times that you don’t quite make your destination before dusk :dry:
STAR performance
So what do you think mate? Isn’t she a little Ripper? :laugh: :laugh:
No front brakes though, Sorry. You can’t have everything eh!Cheers,
LeftyThis looks perfect for the OBT Birthday adventure ride. Do the pub lunch, ride back to camp and then when you drank too much of Menaces teqilia, ate too much of Kram’s packed lunch and said yes once too often to Gotchya’s moonshine you could just pass out in the back and ride home the next day without actually even getting out of bed!
PerfectSTM
Corey8 wrote:Nato wrote:Corey8 wrote:Nato wrote:Me too now we need a local who knows the way?I dont know Nato it looks thick up in that bush. think we need someone that is single track mined to know his way around though
I like thick bush!!! With moist gulleys.
Funny considering how your always looking for logs to play on
That is one of your best mate :laugh:
You two crack me up. Now we just need your old man to come in and towel you bothSTM
Funny thread!!
If Mike puts one on I will be there for sure, especially if it involves the other idiots firing up this thread.
I have tried piecing all those other clues together and i just can’t work out who you mean but I am sure as the saying goes, “all good things will come to those who wait”STM
Nato wrote:Corey you can take my spot. He Wont be much of a challenge though Haha and id say grade 3.1. Mike i was wondering when you would chime in for a ride! Next long weekend i get i Will pm you. Im only a grade 3.1 rider so i hope Its not too crazy there! Just wondering if you know of good accom though as my wife and baby usually would come there for the drive and of course beaches.Yeah I hear your baby loves checking out new beaches and you just take your bike along so you have something to do. Kinda like Darlington Park, the lengths Dad’s will go to for their little ones :laugh:
Sounds like momentum is building for Mikes ride STM
Trailboss wrote:medogrocket wrote:After reading this thread again it looks like a no ride for me, I will be there riding anyway so Maybe You would like another lead rider for a totally unplanned grade 3-5 loop, let me knowI have to stick firm sorry Tim no more riders
Ride leaders are different :laugh: Welcome my savior Tim thank you for the offer mate and yes another loop would be awesome especially someone with your knowledge and experience.
TB
Medogrocket to the rescue!!!
Good onya mate. 3 groups of 30 is the go.STM
