Thanks Seano for another excellent ride. I thoroughly enjoyed myself. I was a bit pee'ed off to have to leave at lunch time but I felt like i had done a full days ride by then anyway. Looking forward to the next one.         

Wow, what a day. On the bikes at 8.30 and straight into it. Typical Seano stuff, tight, rooty, slippery, challanging, technical and relentless. If you thought there was a break coming up, dream on, it then defaulted to "typical Seano stuff". A few of us had jackets on when we departed from the carpark but they soon came off as the weather fined up and was quite humid. Couple of new tracks I hadent been on before so it looks like Seano persistance at Kinglake has paid dividends as the loops are fantastic.
I had a great day mate and well done.
High five to all who came and shared the experience.

PS. On a seperate note, Al Mason presented me with my 2014 trophy for Tailman of the year and I thank the club for that. In true Al Mason form his speech was short and sweet "Here's your fuc###g trophy". Thanks Al.

PS. On a seperate note, Al Mason presented me with my 2014 trophy for Tailman of the year and I thank the club for that. In true Al Mason form his speech was short and sweet "Here's your fuc###g trophy". Thanks Al.[/quote]

Lefty that's a better speech than you would've got from me

Jeff Davey wrote: Lefty that's a better speech than you would've got from me[/quote]
And me!

nathanstott wrote: And me![/quote]bloody hell U2 what about all that latest advice on how to treat each other nicely to encourage better membership. I would have been much nicer to you Lefty, I would have said something like it gives me great pleasure to give you your firkin trophy for being the last guy to finish every ride. 

Will I don't do nice, you should know that!  
I don't get why everything here has to be sugar coated. 

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