thanks for posting this up mac it was a great day, very brass monkeys. even the mud was frozen to the bike when we finished. ive uploaded a few vids and i will post them up later. great company and a great laugh again. we kept a good pace and i was even home before it got dark.
look close at this one(1.58min) as i go past the farmer, before i get going he starts to move the bailer with me still under the bail.
small issue with sound on this one at the beginning, not sure why.
and the last on is how to cross a small river, by first class rider training Dan.
-- Edited by d13dkt on Tuesday 22nd of January 2013 06:13:44 PM
Dave took me, James and Stumpy for a short 70 miles hit around the lanes in the Kingsbridge area. The day was kind to us once more except it was a bit cold around the pinkies.
Stumpy had a recurring nightmare with his rear tyre deflating. When we reached Kingsbridge garage he stuck about 35 PSI in it so it looked like a monster truck. Didn't help with traction and gave me a good giggle following while he struggled with the lanes. All credit though and through gritted teethand a few choice wordshe saw it to the finishing line
No vids this week as i forgot to charge the batteries. Dooh!!!
Taking a well deserved break Thanks again Dave for leading and the company of the other guys, great day out
Cracking report Mac, Dave the vids were spot on as usual, can't believe that farmer with the bail, what a tosser , top stuff crossing that river by Dan, that's how to do it, thought Stumpy was going for a swim for sure .
Great Vids Dave.
Don't know what Tractor lad was doing but maybe he thought you had gone clear and couldn't see you due to the bale of hay obscuring his view? Either way he's a ****
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Great report Mac, great videos Dave looked like you all had a great day out Stumpy have you not sorted that back wheel out yet Looking forward to going out again soon guys.
The day was kind to us once more except it was a bit cold around the pinkies.
When we reached Kingsbridge garage he stuck about 35 PSI in it so it looked like a monster truck.
Didn't help with traction and gave me a good giggle following while he struggled with the lanes.
All credit though and through gritted teeth
and a few choice words
. Dooh!!!
Taking a well deserved break
, top stuff crossing that river by Dan, that's how to do it, thought Stumpy was going for a swim for sure 
.
Don't know what Tractor lad was doing but maybe he thought you had gone clear and couldn't see you due to the bale of hay obscuring his view? Either way he's a ****
Looking forward to going out again soon guys.