Tossers-in-the-Tejeda VI ride report
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Ah, I see.
I'm sure that an HP2 would be fine over most of the ground we cover, but even pogos struggled on our first day's ride (before Wreford arrived).
I'm sure that Wreford would agree that hooning a monster trail bike around rocky trails in the knowledge that you also have to ride the bike home is placing a lot of faith in both the bike's and the rider's ability.
Martin Nelhams
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That sounds a bit like Gregs riding style!
I'll have you know I cleaned both the Monastery and the Stone Flume.
But there's some serious shit flying around about Redtread being in the park yesterday!
But there's some serious shit flying around about Redtread being in the park yesterday!
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You are certifiable
Its a trip I want to do but using my bastardised Dakar. A fair bit lighter (170 wet) than the hp2 but without the oomph.... I wouldn't ride down so breaking it wouldn't be such a problem getting home.
Maybe next year.
Bandit sporting his gay riding shorts (FFS he was wearing these around the hotel!)
Bandit sporting his hangover cure
Hangover cure failed.
MrTickle - showing his form as a riding and sex God.
Martin Nelhams
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Always suspected he was a bit of a pinkie!
All well with you Martin?
I'm good thanks, how about you?
Sounds like an eventful week in Competa, wish I was there, but family commitments and all that!!
Now home having taken a more sensible three days...
First night was spent in Sos del Rey Católico
Next day started with a ride over the Col de la Pierre St Martin 1760M
....and ended at some friends just South of Tours who have a son called Wreford, he's the good looking one
Then it was a 500 mile dash home via the tunnel
- great trip Greg, thanks for organising and guiding
First night was spent in Sos del Rey Católico
Next day started with a ride over the Col de la Pierre St Martin 1760M
....and ended at some friends just South of Tours who have a son called Wreford, he's the good looking one
Then it was a 500 mile dash home via the tunnel
- great trip Greg, thanks for organising and guiding
Great week and company.
Cheers Greg for organising. Hope you enjoy your ride.
Cheers Greg for organising. Hope you enjoy your ride.
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