[GregMember]

From Sutto’s Paul, a few of us have purchased them there including Mick this week. Ring (02) 47379566 and ask for Mal, tell Mal Greg said to ring and you are an Old Bull. You will be looked after mate promise

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Bruce you dont lose the sensory input it just has the sharp harsh edge taken of it. Couldn’t do it without that anyway. Give it a decent try I think it helps your inner ear and balance but I also think the Knights will win the premiership this year :blush:

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I wear ear plugs Bruce road, dual sport, singles, slow, fast racing or just any riding to save whats left of my hearing (trade abuse). I also have dual sport and road helmets I find it reduces engine / pipe noise just taking the edge of it. I can still hear the bluetooth in my ear and conversation when stopped actually find it strange riding without now :huh: :laugh:

Each to his own I did find it a little strange at first years ago when I started looking after my hearing :laugh: , 2004 when I went to the cape if I remember right

Maybe I am just old :blush: :laugh:

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Yes Bruce thanks very sad, you are as always right about the authorities using the shock value but how do we fix it?

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You little potty mouth Bollocks :laugh: :laugh: Only saying what I thought anyway :laugh: :blush:

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LC4skin wrote:

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well, well, well it looks like a few of the usual suspects are logged on this morning.

you gotta love RDOs

I usually log on at 5am to sort out the drunken dribble that goes on during the night……LOL

whats that entail Mick, editing your own posts

Thats funny LC, true :laugh: :laugh:

[GregMember]

All very well thought out and good points Wikd. Yes a strong leg for one of those options is required :laugh:

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[GregMember]

Two new PWR radiators have been ordered more flow maintain temperature better, thanks to Sutto’s for looking after me and thanks also to Crash

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strap the van to a couple of xr650s and you should be right Kram

Yeah if you want to to look like this

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I pre run a bit of the track today to check some hills and work out where TB wants to go. The tracks are very rocky in some parts but it will be great riding.

A couple of the hills we will be riding up or down.

Not sure if we’ll have time to go here. So here a pic or two.

Looks the goods Mal, it will keep them busy

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Site A looks like it’s got plenty of Caravan spots TB….You know my sleeping accommodation requirements

No problem Kram but you will have to tow the van behind your bike as there wont be room on the support vehicles :laugh: :laugh:

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I saw a sign that said it was a trout fishing river I think, will take a picture of the sign next time I go back to have a look Rocket

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OK today I took a tour down and did a site inspection of the two camping areas we can use near Sofala.

Site A

Site A is directly as we come of the dirt and is 5.7kms from the thriving metropolitan that is Sofala, pictures of site A

The causeway is just to the right of this shot

The causeway that we will cross to get there

The track that runs parallel to the creek, goes nowhere

The main camp area, we would go past this down the back

Site A has a toilet block

Between the main camp area and down the back there are areas like this

Track down the back

Camp areas down the back of site A

There is another area I found today call it site B, site B has no toilet but better river access and swimming, site B is 2.7kms from Sofala

I will have another look with Mal and we will organise which one will best suit

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The kelly I think would be the best, also the most expensive :laugh:

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