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[Frankie-boy]

This will be a great ride, I can also be a Guide rider, those tracks I know very well, I've ridden them many times in years gone bye. If you've never ridden in the high country before, & you would like to, then don't miss this ride, nothing to hard & as Will said, there will be plenty of laughs, as always.

[Willbar]

Hey Will, put me down for this...no wait can't go, will still be on the Isle of Man then. . Have fun, looks like I will miss a good ride.

After viewing some of the old Isle of Man highlights on Speed recently, I will swap spots with you if you like 

[Willbar]

me please

certainly

[Willbar]

Hi there Will
can you put me down I need to step up now I have every weekend of from now on. (first time in 7 years)
and be on a new bike for the first time in 13 years 

Done, have you bought one yet ?

[Willbar]

This will be a new ride for most and and old ride for some. On Sunday the 12th of June we will meet at the Chaynes Bridge DSE unloading area at 8.00am to be on the bikes for 8.30am.
You will need to carry fuel for 140klm and lunch will be on the trail. It will be Level 2 and if wet possibly clubman. We will be going up and down hills, crossing creaks and possibly a river crossing or 2. The trails will be mainly fast flowing but should be typical South East Vic High Country stuff. I will lead the ride but Ted Hemmingway and Frankie Reefman will be our guides for the day.
This will be a very social ride with frequent regroups and rest stops and help will be given were required , remember to pack your sense of humour as with most of my rides there is always a laugh to be had , and it may be even at you 
If the weather permits some of us may camp there for the long weekend, but if it is to misrable then I would suggest some warm pub on the way home for some tucker.
If you've never done a high country ride before and you are a capable level 2 rider then this would be a good one for you to do.
Just remember to bring tools to suit your bike including a spark plug spanner incase we need to dewater it and a spare front tube as the terain will be rocky. Infact it may be a good idea to make sure that you have ultra heavy duty tubes already fitted to your bike to lesson your chance of a puncture.
The plan is to head to Huggetts Crossing and then head back taking in as many different tracks and trails along the way as we can. The pace should be around 40 klm to 60klm per hour. The goal will be to be back at the cars around 4pm.
Remember your cameras as there should be some good photo oportunity's.
There will be a limit of 21 spots on this ride so get in quick or miss out.
Please note that the ride is the official AMTRA event, the camping is not, it is just a bunch of friends and family taking an opportunity to socialise and camp out and my AMTRA friends are welcome to join in.
If you need more info please either PM me or just give me a call on 0414354317. Will

1. Will Munro Ride Leader
2. Ted Hemmingway Shared Ride guide
3. Gary Clarke Shared Tailman dutys
4. Mat Creasy Shared Tailman dutys
5. Frankie Reefman Shared Ride guide
6. James Creasy
7. Jake Creasy
8. Paul Van Leeuwe
9. Steve Morrison
10.Darren Lynch
11.Justin Mangan
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[Willbar]

Put me down please Will. Does somebody get there early to take over the smallish camping area?

No Probs Ken, if you want to get there early to camp you can do it but at that time of the year I do not think there will be to many campers. Will

[Redron]

As ive pulled out of HTFU im in for this one sir!