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Welcome Dallas, we will have to get the mayor of down south Hatto onto the job I think about a down south ride. Hatto can we arrange a ride meeting say over a weekend on your boat, I can do an engine inspection if that helps float to excursion :laugh: :laugh:

Oh yeah Dallas sorry what do you ride mate and how did you find us

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[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNZEISdAlaY[/video]

Great video AB, what a phat looking hill the TM sure sounds sweet for a two stroke and I was amazed at how it pulls down low. Its good to see champo with a new one again I wish for once they would catch some of those bike thieving bastards and make and example of them :angry:

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You are in like flynn Gav

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No worries Trent we will work on that, by my own confession it was the most poorly unprofessional ride I have ever run and not the usual standard I strive for and for that I am sorry. The Sofala run inn May will be the usual high standard of my rides (best ever) I can ashore all involved

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Righto Menace 888 and I am there for our first OBT Victorian ride. Where are we staying, whats the plan for Saturday night, are we doing a teams thing whats the go Menace?

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through down a few scotchys for super courage powers.

through an old towel over it…(preferably while its asleep)

wrestle the giant baby tree rat to the ground (using super courage)

…avoiding its wolverine like claws, chomping teeth and unine death spray at all times :laugh:

hold it in the towel gently and look at how cute it is…from a distance though, incase it is one of the fire breathing variety of common possums that get around these days.

have a scotch to calm you nerves…give your new wire chewing pal a sip too as he will be upset about losing the fight :huh:

think some happy thoughts…

the crazed gnashing animal will now need to be relocated a safe distance from your oriface so it will not return.
find a nice cozy spot for the ring tail of death, so it will feel safe and warm.

…somewhere like TBs letterbox would be a great place :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Thats very funny even the bit about my place, yeah send it down christ its just a possum people :laugh: Wack it with an approved possum whacking stick (gently of course)

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Jeffro and medogrocket added

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Nice report Lotsa, I have done a lot of riding in Ourimbah SF and Pokolbin SF when I lived at Bellbird some great riding in both. Mark me down for next time mate for sure

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Looks good Chris, cant wait to see the video mate fairly rough looking crew :laugh:

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Lets hope you dont Mick, as i said on rainy days I wear yellow tinted safety glasses they are the go in the rain because you can wipe them with whatever you want and they resist scratching and when they do you get a new pair from work (not that I would do that)

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Yes Mick your right I meant no offence Please accept my most humble apology

The scott twin lense I find, sit great, definitely doesnt fog and if your careful you can prevent scratches, if you havent been using goggles for 30 years and you ever wish to try them I think you maybe suprised mate

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I dont wear goggles when out bush riding as I get better vission with out and it lets more air through,,,only down side is the odd bug slapping me :laugh:

Cheers Mick.

Would you take offence Mick if I said that was just plain dumb :laugh: :laugh: If you would I will just think it. Umm replacement eyes wonder where you get those or do they grow back :blink: :dry:

Scott twin Lense are my humid wet but not raining option, raining, safety glasses with a yellow tint. Muddy days Draggon (Nate Adams style) with tear offs. Dry dusty day my Oakleys with the blue tint lense

(yes I have a goggle fetish )

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Dumb you think I could say your just a soft cock,,,but I want If I am riding in dusty or fast conditions I will wear them, otherwise nah there not for me,,,,and if I am going to worry about things like that when riding then no point in getting out of bed,,,,the way I see it there is sooooo many other things that could F*#k my day that this is the least of my worry’s.

Cheers Mick.

I am a soft cock for wearing goggles eh :laugh: :laugh: then so be it, it could be worse like a blind man

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TB do you have a differant helmet to match all your goggles :laugh:

I have 7 helmets, I really only use 4 :blush: :blush:

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MickW wrote:

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I dont wear goggles when out bush riding as I get better vission with out and it lets more air through,,,only down side is the odd bug slapping me :laugh:

Cheers Mick.

Would you take offence Mick if I said that was just plain dumb :laugh: :laugh: If you would I will just think it. Umm replacement eyes wonder where you get those or do they grow back :blink: :dry:

Scott twin Lense are my humid wet but not raining option, raining, safety glasses with a yellow tint. Muddy days Draggon (Nate Adams style) with tear offs. Dry dusty day my Oakleys with the blue tint lense

(yes I have a goggle fetish )

TB

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