after watching you go down hill with andy ,I see you have the patience of a saint. what about that wanker on the wr ??? trip over the edge??
OMFG I so wish I hadn't just watched this
Faak
Can I get my money back?
Lol dont worry, it looks worse than it is, more psycological than anything
The majority are open trails all doable on the 950, generally in our experience anything that greg has given aname to watch out for.
Valley of death
Wall of death
Monastry of Death
Zig Zag of Death
Spot the trend ?
There is always an opt out (or I will ride your bike over it)
You forgot:
- Clutch Plateau of Death (Has J-M's bike recovered yet?)
- Divorce Hill of Death (Has Berin recovered yet?)
- Pelvis Pass of Death (named after your 2011 mishap)
- Bakerlonglegs' Folly of Death (where Andy was almost lost over the edge of a 1,000ft sheer drop)
- Riverbed of Death (Has Roger's arm recovered yet?)
- Lost Village of Death (I'm now feeling much better, thanks!)
- Jaegermeister of Death (Has Geoff recovered yet?)
- Bedroom Snoring of Death (Has Roger recovered yet?)
and who could forget ....
- The Stairs of Death (Has Phil recovered yet?)
I think that was the point at which Greg realised just how shit I actually was (*cough* still am) What a muppet. Level, flat, wide gravel road. I managed to hit the only rock on it (not a very big rock at that), slap bang in the middle and off I went. Just not paying attention. Tool.
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bandit (Dave) can best advise for your 950 - he trailed a 950 SER for several years.
The majority of trails are dry rock/gravel. Although I'll be using Michelin AC10s, the Mitas C-02rear/C-19 front are excellent tyres - and cheap too from Wulfsport.
Greg
