rowbo99
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Fantastic Day
What a GREAT day - Pukmister and I are not washing our bikes till tomorrow - just so we can rub our mates nose in it!!!
What a GREAT day - Pukmister and I are not washing our bikes till tomorrow - just so we can rub our mates nose in it!!!
Fanum
Toubab
Er.....why on earth use a tow strap to pull it out of the puddle???
There were easily enough people there to lift the thing clean out of the water......
Did they all wuss out of getting their tootsies wet
There were easily enough people there to lift the thing clean out of the water......
Did they all wuss out of getting their tootsies wet
Fanum said:Did they all wuss out of getting their tootsies wet
Erm....Yes
I've a 23meg AVI file of the Armstrong (think thats what it is) getting a bit wet...
Havent got a clue how to share it... too big to email as well.
Havent got a clue how to share it... too big to email as well.
Fanum
Toubab
Clive said:Erm....Yes
That's not on is it!!If someone goes down or gets stuck, everyone should pile in and if that means getting their feet wet, so be it!
sounds like there should be some peopple who should be a bit ashamed
Dahoum
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Nearly got wet pissing myself 
About five helping and about fifteen taking pics
About five helping and about fifteen taking pics
What A splendid day….thanks Steptoe
And thanks to all you guys…great bunch of lads.
Can’t wait for the next outing.
God bless my GPS for getting me home.
If anyone has any of me on me Yellow 1200, Arai Tour X, Grey Alpinestars jacket.
Please email to: [email protected]
Now for some pics
Cheers
I didn't get your name, but i hope your legs OK after your tumble.
And thanks to all you guys…great bunch of lads.
Can’t wait for the next outing.
God bless my GPS for getting me home.
If anyone has any of me on me Yellow 1200, Arai Tour X, Grey Alpinestars jacket.
Please email to: [email protected]
Now for some pics
Cheers
I didn't get your name, but i hope your legs OK after your tumble.
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DavidHale
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Fanum said:Er.....why on earth use a tow strap to pull it out of the puddle???
There were easily enough people there to lift the thing clean out of the water......
Did they all wuss out of getting their tootsies wet
Bill, you couldn't lift it. The (very wet, sloppy, icky stickey... you get the picture) mud came up to my knees (and I'm 6'3"!), so the only way to get it out was to pull it...granted, one or two more straps would have been useful
And as for (sorry I don't know your name) who then came through the same spot on his Armstrong thing and got stuck in exactly the same way
Anyway, big
to Steptoe for arranging this Grand Day Out! I'm now not quite the novice I once was . I can now do advanced off-roadie type things like:Look At The Road More Than Six Foot In Front Of The Wheel
And even:
Switch Off The Heated Grips Whilst Standing On The Pegs
Next time I hope to move up to the Uber Meister class, including Changing Gear Whilst Standing Up, and Use The Brakes Once In A While Rather Than Coast To A Stop
Thanks again!
David
Stunt kiwi
I'm the guy who took launched his GS, and I must first say thanks to all who helped me and my GS on both offs.
Thanks to Neil for organising the day.
The bad news is I have broken my ankle, so no bike for a while. Two weeks till my next check up and I'm off to NZ 2 days after that.
And great photos too.
Jase
I'm the guy who took launched his GS, and I must first say thanks to all who helped me and my GS on both offs.
Thanks to Neil for organising the day.
The bad news is I have broken my ankle, so no bike for a while. Two weeks till my next check up and I'm off to NZ 2 days after that.
And great photos too.
Jase
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