[GregMember]

Maybe the attachment is weather permitting :laugh:

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[GregMember]

Your attachment link doesnt seem to work Mick

[GregMember]

kram140 wrote:

Trailboss wrote:

kram140 wrote:

What tyres would you guys recommend???

Kram

Dunlop 606 rear, Michelin Baja rear, Dunlop 952 front (not legal but an awesome tyre) Dunlop 606 front, Dunlop Rally Raid 908 front ( expensive but the pick IMO due to better case etc) Michelin Desert Front, Michelin AC10 front

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How many Klms are going to be doing? I was thinking it would be around 4500. I’m a little worried the 606 would go the distance and wasn’t planning on taking another.

A Mitas E09 from Steve with the right pressure will do the job standing on its head I actually have one in my shed I will sell you, its brand new if you want it :blink: I am only not using it because I have a few Dunlops lying around. If I didnt have an excess of Dunlops I would use the E09 no worries

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[GregMember]

Those photos are like looking at my photos from 2004 the falls the plane wreck awesome. The beached whale isn’t in my pictures thank Christ!!

Cape York weather

http://www.eldersweather.com.au/qld/peninsula/coen

Don’t call the poor DR buffing billy Kram I think it’s a little early yet as I don’t think it will burn oil mate

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[GregMember]

kram140 wrote:

What tyres would you guys recommend???

Kram

Dunlop 606 rear, Michelin Baja rear, Dunlop 952 front (not legal but an awesome tyre) Dunlop 606 front, Dunlop Rally Raid 908 front ( expensive but the pick IMO due to better case etc) Michelin Desert Front, Michelin AC10 front

TB

[GregMember]

Nick and I are carrying a rear tyre to Normaton to fit figuring that the two days hard off road running (1572kms) to Normaton will fairly eat up a rear tyre. We may carry it further to Musgrave or Bramwell stations depending. If we get any wet weather then we have fresher rubber to wrestle the big bitches in the mud with

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[GregMember]

Chain and sprockets good for another 5,000, and should be fine isn’t an answer up there at Cape York :blink:

You have history with chain and sprocket failures mid ride, a smaller ride I may add :whistle: :pinch:

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[GregMember]

Tips from me :laugh: Yeah there will be a next time and many after that mate, I look forward to it

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[GregMember]

Yeah I won’t be on this ride sorry Chris, I have commitments with the APC crew that day pre running the A track

Enjoy all

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[GregMember]

Happy Birthday Roota, have a great day mate

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[GregMember]

Sweet talk as in order and pay :laugh: Enjoy your ride mate, as least there is no Puddles or did you get a bit of rain :whistle:

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[GregMember]

Looks good Lefty, wonder how the wider bit will go as I know some blokes find they rub the inside of their legs (Krusty was one that I think comes to mind, sometimes after 500 plus the Tenere does) :unsure: Has to be better than the Austrian railway sleeper :laugh: Did they supply it base and all?

Steve is the agent for Concept seats as of two weeks ago Eags. Have you seen one in the flesh they are sex The foam and the covers are amazing he has got one for HIS Kato, the XR and the WR. I am going to get one for the Tenere and the XR :woohoo:

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micknmeld wrote:

Just got a PM from Puddles, saying he is out………. well that certainly takes the pressure off!! We wont have to ride so fast now. :laugh:

Puddles pulled out, are you sure you read it right Mick :ohmy: I cant believe Puddles pulled out before the ride :huh:

Oh wait wait wait :laugh: I meant I cant believe he turned up for a ride he put his name down for, but he didnt :whistle: :laugh:

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[GregMember]

Yup Tekniks, Nick will be able to tell you if its better to fix or new tube are cheap sometimes

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[GregMember]

Outright day one

http://www.webmail.finkedesertrace.com.au/2012-bike-results-day1/outright-all-competitors

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