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Title: Kinglake Clubman Clubman + Paul 98764853
Post by: Paul Smith on February 28, 2008, 11,13:16 AM
Are you totally self sufficient ? Are you quick ? Are you keen on some challenging terrian. If you are keen be at the Kinglake Bakery 7.30am Saturday.

Phone Paul on 98764853 or P.M. Paul Smith for more info.


Title: Re: Kinglake Clubman Clubman + Paul 98764853
Post by: Rowen on February 28, 2008, 08,49:42 PM
I am self sufficient - and the last chick said I was quick ;D.
No bike though.


Title: Re: Kinglake Clubman Clubman + Paul 98764853
Post by: Aaron on February 29, 2008, 05,15:18 AM
I will be there.Will bring 2 others.All are employed and own their own home.


Title: Re: Kinglake Clubman Clubman + Paul 98764853
Post by: Aaron on February 29, 2008, 11,43:35 AM
What is wrong with you?Why did you put this in as a clubman/clubman + ride when you are running in a new bike and only plan on doing a 80km 1/2 day ride?
Maybe you should put that info in the calender.
We're out.
Just because there is a couple of faster riders does not make it a clubman ride.


Title: Re: Kinglake Clubman Clubman + Paul 98764853
Post by: Paul Smith on March 01, 2008, 12,34:37 PM
Nothing misleading in there and there was a phone number or more info contact there. As for me - You'll find that I can ride a bike that I'm breaking in quicker than a lot of guys will ride.

According to the club standards a clubman ride is where little assistance is given. The + was added for the challenging terrain as is usually the case.

We waited, waited then waited some mpore befopre leaving a note for Shane Roberts who said he was coming you guys at the bakery before we left.

Bag me all you like but do it after you have put a ride in the calendar  ;)


Title: Re: Kinglake Clubman Clubman + Paul 98764853
Post by: Aaron on March 02, 2008, 08,32:28 AM
Fair call on me putting on rides.But if I go on a clubman ride I don't expect to be back at the cars at 12.00.
A little more info would be nice.
How is the new beast?
Better than the last?


Title: Re: Kinglake Clubman Clubman + Paul 98764853
Post by: David Smith on March 02, 2008, 10,35:07 AM
hey what bike did you get?
not the berg with that wierd engine?
(http://www.vinamtra.com.au/forum/gallery/2_27_12_07_8_27_33_218.jpg)


Title: Re: Kinglake Clubman Clubman + Paul 98764853
Post by: Paul Smith on March 02, 2008, 10,42:57 AM
Nup not that new !

There is only 11 prototypes in existence, factory development bikes or being or raced by pro's.

Just an 07 to tide me over until the 09 gets in...

Although the Kinglake ride is about 90km it is a very very good workout. If I get enough people wanting it I'll organise a double loop day starting at 7.30 and finishing at 5.30.

Most guys these days seem to have to be home by 3pm to do their weekly manicure/pedicure.

Good you know there are some real men left.........  ;)


Title: Re: Kinglake Clubman Clubman + Paul 98764853
Post by: Aaron on March 03, 2008, 01,40:48 AM
Sounds good.Many narrow tracks?


Title: Re: Kinglake Clubman Clubman + Paul 98764853
Post by: Rowen on March 03, 2008, 09,19:53 PM
Sounds great Paul, got a bike now so lets do it!