Cheynes bridge to huggetts

broco5

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« on: June 12, 2011, 11,46:14 AM »

First of all to all the people who canceled you missed out on a great fast flowing ride we covered around 120ks and it was awsome.Frankie did a top job up front keeping the pace up and for a old bloke his memory worked quite well i dont think he got lost much only one wrong turn all day Grin

.He also showed us how to dewater a ktm which i always find amusing.thanks to gazza for morning tail and zeb for taking over afternoon tail allowing me to run free i had a top day.It was great to see lots of new faces hope you all enjoyed it.


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Frankie-boy

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Re: Cheynes bridge to huggetts

« Reply #1 on: June 14, 2011, 03,26:48 AM »

While I was doing my report, you blokes beat me to it, I don't know how to put these reports to gether, so I guess we will have to leave it like this.


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Frankie-boy

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Re: Cheynes bridge to huggetts

« Reply #2 on: June 14, 2011, 07,54:04 AM »

Quote from: broco5 on June 12, 2011, 11,46:14 AM

Frankie did a top job up front keeping the pace up and for a old bloke his memory worked quite well i dont think he got lost much only one wrong turn all day Grin

I was so busy thinking about the ride, completely over looked Teds part for making it a success, sorry mate, with 20 odd km to go.
Ted & I discussed doing some other tracks on the way back,to make it a bit longer & a bit more interesting, I had never done those tracks before, so Ted pointed me in the right direction, turn right at the next T intersection, & then 2nd on the left ect ect,
Thanks mate.


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Peds650

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Re: Cheynes bridge to huggetts

« Reply #3 on: June 14, 2011, 08,26:52 AM »

Big thanks to Frankie for a great day out, Thanks also to Zeb for the downhill riding tips it's amazing how much easier it is when you do it right Undecided

. Frankie you weren't the only one to ditch it, I managed it straight after Huggetts, luckily only my pride got drowned though Grin


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Willbar

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Re: Cheynes bridge to huggetts

« Reply #4 on: June 14, 2011, 09,32:56 AM »

Quote from: Peds650 on June 14, 2011, 08,26:52 AM

Big thanks to Frankie for a great day out, Thanks also to Zeb for the downhill riding tips it's amazing how much easier it is when you do it right Undecided

. Frankie you weren't the only one to ditch it, I managed it straight after Huggetts, luckily only my pride got drowned though Grin

Paul I'm so glad you enjoyed yourself, get your name on the mystery ride now, you should love that one two. C Ya soon mate.


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james c

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Re: Cheynes bridge to huggetts

« Reply #5 on: June 17, 2011, 02,00:58 PM »

Quote from: Peds650 on June 14, 2011, 08,26:52 AM

Big thanks to Frankie for a great day out, Thanks also to Zeb for the downhill riding tips it's amazing how much easier it is when you do it right Undecided

. Frankie you weren't the only one to ditch it, I managed it straight after Huggetts, luckily only my pride got drowned though Grin

did zeb give u any tips on riding through deep ruts?


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