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Title: HCR preparation
Post by: Serge C on April 14, 2012, 06,43:11 AM

Spent the day today, getting ready for next weekends HCR.

Bike washed, greased and oiled.  Air cleaner serviced, nuts and bolts checked, sprockets and chain checked and all good to go.

Camping gear all sorted and stacked by the garage door.  riding gear all sorted and washed and ready to go.

Radio charged up, camera charged up,and  batteries in torches.

Just need to sort out some food for Friday and Sunday nights and should be ready to load.

Oh, and need to get through a muther load of work during the week!


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Ian Robinson on April 14, 2012, 07,12:24 AM
I plan to have Thursday off and do all that. If it is like every other year "something urgent will need to be done" and I will be running late as usual. Fitted a new chain and sprockets and wheel bearings to my bike this afternoon however I am not taking it to the hcr as I will be out in the 4wd for most of the time so there seems little point to drag it up there just for transport around the property.


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: james c on April 14, 2012, 08,08:20 AM
gota put new starter motor in the crf cause i ain't taking the big cr this year. btw honda must have put the starter on before the barrel with out any thought to any who may need to change one.


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: David Smith on April 15, 2012, 08,17:14 AM
Ian do you wont me to put you down for riding on the sunday?
we have other 4x4s going for support if you would like to ride then?

Let me know if you would like to ride.


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Ian Robinson on April 15, 2012, 10,00:23 AM
Ian do you wont me to put you down for riding on the sunday?



I dont need to ride. I am happy to do the other jobs as needed.
Seeing as I deleted approx 700 of my posts last year during the web site clean up I just thought I would post a bit of rubbish as it seems there may be some sort of excitement when you get to 1000 and then 2000 posts!


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: boots on April 15, 2012, 10,22:27 AM
Ian, do you actually own a bike? I don't recall ever seen you on a ride yet. ;D


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Ian Robinson on April 15, 2012, 10,32:22 AM
Ian, do you actually own a bike? I don't recall ever seen you on a ride yet. ;D

I guess when you have been a club member for 40 years you dont need to go on many rides and I dont get time to ride in my favorite area these days. (Snowy River area north of Orbost). Besides, lots of people think I cant ride so why let them think differently?   ;) ;)


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: seano on April 15, 2012, 10,33:48 AM
Ian do you wont me to put you down for riding on the sunday?



I dont need to ride. I am happy to do the other jobs as needed.

You do realize that the m and r in amtra stand for motorcyle and riders ,why be in it if you don't do either or ;D


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Ian Robinson on April 15, 2012, 10,38:09 AM
You do realize that the m and r in amtra stand for motorcyle and riders ,why be in it if you don't do either or ;D

Because if everyone at the HCR rode then there would be no-one doing the other jobs that need doing.


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Ken R on April 16, 2012, 02,40:45 AM
During my 43 years with AMTRA I can confirm that Ian has been spotted on a bike in the bush, it may have been steam powered, but it was a bike.

Come on Ian, we know we don't have to ride to prove anything, been almost everywhere and done almost everything, but man it's still a shyte load of fun, lets ride together on Sunday? There must be others who can 4WD rescue on Sunday!!!

ONLY THREE MORE SLEEPS. ;D


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Dirtpilot72 on April 16, 2012, 08,31:35 AM
I will do 4x4 on Sunday if Ian rides.


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: boots on April 16, 2012, 08,58:32 AM
Come on Ian, bring ya bike, you know you want to, I'll even ride with you to give you a helping hand, I'm good at helping old bludgers, just ask Ken.. ;D


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Frankie-boy on April 16, 2012, 09,29:40 AM
I've ridden with Ian once at Neerim, from what I've seen he don't need any help, he gets along pretty good for an old bloke  ;D


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: boots on April 16, 2012, 10,31:25 AM
I've ridden with Ian once at Neerim, from what I've seen he don't need any help, he gets along pretty good for an old bloke  ;D
Are you sure? Your eye sight can be a bit casual... ;D


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: seano on April 16, 2012, 08,00:42 PM



c,mon ian , show us young bucks why your a lifer,theres plenty of people to do the other duties ;)



You do realize that the m and r in amtra stand for motorcyle and riders ,why be in it if you don't do either or ;D

Because if everyone at the HCR rode then there would be no-one doing the other jobs that need doing.


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Ken R on April 17, 2012, 03,03:41 AM
Whats this "OLD BLUDGER" stuff???   I resemble that!!!!

Hey Ian - Can I feel some momentum building???


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Frankie-boy on April 17, 2012, 05,14:56 AM
Oi Ian, you better ride, otherwise you'll never live it down ;D

I'll put $10 on that he won't ride!!

I move that any money raised, will be donated to the club.

Come on ppl put ya money up.


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Ian Robinson on April 17, 2012, 06,35:09 AM
Listen you guys. I am not taking my bike to the HCR. I expect to be busy enough with other things.
I am old enough to not give a rats what anyone else thinks.  ;D ;D
If you want to donate money to the club thats up to you, or just buy more drinks from the bar, get happy and have a good time however dont get pissed and fall over Frankie as it wont do your leg any good ;D ;D


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Frankie-boy on April 17, 2012, 09,28:32 AM
If it's the right leg Ian, I won't feel much ;D


Has anybody picked up, or picking up the ticket barrel from the shed behind the club room, I can swing past there & pick it up, the thing I would like to know is do ya need a key to get into the shed.


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: boots on April 17, 2012, 09,47:21 AM
Listen you guys. I am not taking my bike to the HCR. I expect to be busy enough with other things.
I am old enough to not give a rats what anyone else thinks.  ;D ;D
If you want to donate money to the club thats up to you, or just buy more drinks from the bar, get happy and have a good time however dont get pissed and fall over Frankie as it wont do your leg any good ;D ;D
Another grumpy old bastard.... ;D


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Ian Robinson on April 17, 2012, 10,02:44 AM



Has anybody picked up, or picking up the ticket barrel from the shed behind the club room, I can swing past there & pick it up, the thing I would like to know is do ya need a key to get into the shed.

I picked up the ticket barrel today and dropped it at Serges factory to be loaded into the truck.


Title: Re: HCR preparation
Post by: Serge C on April 17, 2012, 10,24:52 AM



Has anybody picked up, or picking up the ticket barrel from the shed behind the club room, I can swing past there & pick it up, the thing I would like to know is do ya need a key to get into the shed.

It's now full of my old sandwiches and empty milk cartons.
 ;D

I picked up the ticket barrel today and dropped it at Serges factory to be loaded into the truck.