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Which riding memory has been your most memorable? 25 May 2016 13:59 #16464

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Being that there's a few blokes on here that are on the more mature side of life, and having spent many hours on the bike. I'm thinking they must have some fantastic stories they could be telling us.
Young blokes as well

What's been your most memerible moment on a dirt bike? What has been your highlight?

It could be one ride in particular, one season. One race. An adventure ride. The day you got that new bike, The time you got to meet and ride with a ledgend of the sport etc, etc, etc.

Which memory will you take to your grave?

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Which ridding memory has been your most memerible? 25 May 2016 15:11 #16465

Tim D Online Administrator Posts: 2563 Thank you received: 272	We've had a bit of a session on this sort of thing here:- http://www.amtra.com.au/index.php?option=com_kunena&view=topic&catid=8&id=1729&Itemid=558
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Which ridding memory has been your most memerible? 25 May 2016 15:48 #16466

Wiggy Online Gold Boarder Posts: 202 Thank you received: 11	Riding through a nudist camp near Benambra last year.
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Which ridding memory has been your most memerible? 25 May 2016 16:36 #16467

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Wiggy wrote:

Riding through a nudist camp near Benambra last year.

I remember you telling me that on the Rawson ride Wiggy, that would have been an eye full

things like that never happens to me

oh hang on, it wasn't a nudist camp, I had to build a house frame in Whittlesea many years ago, no power on the builders pole, it was arranged to get the power from the house next door, after knocking on the door the lady of the house answered the door, I better not say anymore other then it made my eyes pop

Don't mess with old bikers, they don't just look crazy.

My first motor bike ride at the age 13, 58 years later I'm still riding.

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Which ridding memory has been your most memerible? 25 May 2016 16:55 #16469

Willbar Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 1101 Thank you received: 29	There have been a few, from dislocating my shoulder on HTFU-2 ride, to tearing my ACL on Menaces birthday ride, but every Avon Wilderness ride I have done always puts a grin on my face for days, but the summer when Gary C and I rode Billy Goats in middle of summer
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Which ridding memory has been your most memerible? 25 May 2016 17:01 #16470

Wiggy Online Gold Boarder Posts: 202 Thank you received: 11	You didn't miss anything Frank, gravity had well and truly done it's job on the nooded up ladies we saw :i
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Which ridding memory has been your most memerible? 25 May 2016 19:57 #16476

Frankieboy Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 1156 Thank you received: 105	Wiggy wrote: You didn't miss anything Frank, gravity had well and truly done it's job on the nooded up ladies we saw :i Hahaha LOL
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Which ridding memory has been your most memerible? 26 May 2016 12:27 #16488

simonj Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 372 Thank you received: 48	Apologies to those that I've bored with this story before... But it was a memorable ride...! The hut isn't there anymore, but it was a welcome sight when we arrived there on foot at midnight. The photo was taken on our next ride up that way, after the snow had melted .... Cheers, Simon J. PS Contrary to what the newspaper article said, we would have made it for sure!
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Which ridding memory has been your most memerible? 26 May 2016 12:31 #16489

Serge C Online Administrator I Wanna Be Sedated Posts: 3059 Thank you received: 169	Oh Simon! Deary, deary me. So you're the reason trailbike riders have a bad name! And on a Bultaco to boot!
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Which ridding memory has been your most memerible? 26 May 2016 12:42 #16490

simonj Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 372 Thank you received: 48	Serge, no mobile phones and epirbs in those days! We were very inexperienced, heading off into the wilderness without a second thought... That bike, a Frontera 370, was great, never let me down. I was on a different bike when we got lost, a Yamaha TT500E. Nothing's changed - bloody 4-strokes!!
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