Ride Reports

[jarrod k]

thanks for the day brad.i had fun playing at the back just bouncing off wash off's and other fun stuff not normally at the back but it was good seeing other people eating poo was nearly wetting my pants laughing a one stage.it was that wet knowbody would have known if i did anyways.(i didnt) i had fun filling in dave the 450 throws a monster roost in 2nd. once we got him moving we were doing close to 70kmh on the main track i think now he might hav been a little bit worried being towed at that speed.
cheers for the day put me down for the next one.

ps. buzz not going tail man on the next ride..

[Brad]

Al and Jarrod, thanks for all your assistance.
Tailman is a rotation duty so it shouldn't happen twice in a row. The L1's yesterday afternoon were really all L2's in those conditions.

[Wade E]

Dave looks on while helpers pull his DRZ to bits looking for the reason why it stopped.

[Zeb Colic]

Many lessons learned yesterday guys.... Thanks Al / Brad. Confusiouse says when your extremley out of shape going up a hill sometimes its not a great idea to gunn it ( still have visions of the tree i just missed ) ... 

Had a ball especially trying to chase Mark down and yes Al the fist pumping was appropriate another good lesson about tire pressure for us newbies . 

Another great ride and with a great bunch of blokes , I will never forget the state of poor old Dave when Jarrrod towed him mack to the re - group he looked like a clay sculpture    DAVE WE FEEL FOR YA !

[Brad]

Yep you can do the L2 easy look forward to seeing you on the red rocket. BTW please make sure the breather hoses have been re-routed for the river crossings.

[SCHEVY]

Hi all,
Frogman, Bob & I arrived at the Noojee unloading area in rain, fog, drizzle, hurricanes, cyclones etc..
After a bit of encouragement from the lads, we geared up and got ready and after the rider briefing, Ted & I decided to split from the group to do our own minus level 1 ride...(no-one else was interested) .
We rode up the road for about 10 k's, rode up a track for about 200 metres which was like a river, was thinking hope the boys are enjoying this, fell off into a rutty boghole, got soaked right through, Ted asks me have you had enough, I said yes, so we headed back to base camp after about 20'ks on the clock. Sat around and chatted all arvo & got attacked by Yabbys, unbelievable but have the photo's to prove it below.
Frogmans's view of the ride....
I took Wingman duties for the level 1 group for the day & Jarrod K was Wingman 2. as well as Bob the Medic.
These were tough conditions we rode in compared to last time and everyone handled it pretty good.
If anybody wants to learn some good pre-loading & jumping over obstacle skills, watch Jarrod K, some impressive pre-load jumps.  Also well done to David who had a few bad offs, good to hear you're ok & kept at it.
Also I nominate Jarrod to be our tow-out man "legend" for future rides; no one else saw what we endured to tow David out and those big roostings we copped on those greasy hills 
Chinky our new AMTRA member, well done, didn't have to look after you at all 
Brad, thanks again for a great ride...."Book Us In Danno" for your next one.
Here are some pics from the end of the day, including some yabbby shots 
Cheers...Marls & Freddo

BRAD'S NOOJEE FUMININA RIDE 13TH NOVEMBER 2010














"David copped a roosting"





































Until the next ride...."The End"

[rat]

cherax quadrimanus , marls . or land yabbie or burrowing yabbie.. these little guys would have been drowning in there holes..hence why they came out of the ground to say hello..

i love my yabbies..

great ride report marls..would have loved to of been there but i had too many things on my plate..