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Riding in jeans with no knee guards. Your one brave man! Or should stupid be inserted? Not trying to be nasty mate, but bush bike riding you are asking for trouble. We always went out wearing the full gear, knee and elbow guards, kidney belt and body armour. This stuff had saved me on many occasions. Cept for my last ever ride which didn't end up well. I will tell you this, take it with a grain of salt if you wish mate. We had a chick in our group a few years back get her bike licence and wanted to come out with the boys. We went camping for a weekend, she came with her bike. She though to take her bike for a quick ride around the camp site, no protection on her at all. Being the ditsy girl she was, she manage to stack at walking speed and she smashed her knee on a rock. Totally stuffing her riding desires for ever and also her career as a personal trainer. Just putting it out there mate. Safety and protection is number 1 with this stuff.
Yep I would agree with you there mate. It's all on the cards, only thing I had that you mentioned was a kidney belt, and also a poor jacket.
Was taking it fairly easy, but will be getting all the gear as soon as I can.
Good stuff. Just a word of advice. Once you get that gear on and have your first stack with it on, you might feel a bit invincible. Just remember your not. But you do feel good in them, when you get just get up and brush the dirt off and have a laugh at the stack you just had. My funniest was laying the Husky down full noise into a corner on a dirt road. I knew I wasn't gonna make it around the bend so I just got it sideways and laid her down and enjoyed the slide. That feck I had body armour on. Had a few scratches on it after that one.
Worth a try mate! My dad is Italian, and we grew up on home made Gnocchi. Had it every Sunday. It was the wog version to a Sunday roast. My dad then remarried, to a Malaysian woman, now, she makes the meanest beef curry with rice I have ever had. Guess what we have now? Beef curry with Gnocchi! Best of both worlds.
Worth a try mate! My dad is Italian, and we grew up on home made Gnocchi. Had it every Sunday. It was the wog version to a Sunday roast. My dad then remarried, to a Malaysian woman, now, she makes the meanest beef curry with rice I have ever had. Guess what we have now? Beef curry with Gnocchi! Best of both worlds.
That sounds awesome.
And Winnie.. Not much those little q's won't cook hey. They do a top job. But don't buy into there accessories lol. Double the price for a name.
Grab a small pizza stone from elsewhere. They all do the same thing lol
I'm in holidays for the week! Chilling on the sunny coast with my family! Right next to the beach. Got it for a week!! Not as good as camping but still none to shabby!!
I'm in holidays for the week! Chilling on the sunny coast with my family! Right next to the beach. Got it for a week!! Not as good as camping but still none to shabby!!
Good onya young fella. I've been following your posts and glad to see you're enjoying your time out.
I'm almost as excited as you. lol.
Got my new boots on Saturday, and the wheel alignment today was all good.
Now I'm all ready to hit the mud and slush.....in theory.... PML
Can you remind me where I can buy some spray on mud? haaaaa haaaaaa
I told Clunk I wouldn't get my white Sunnies dirty for at least a week. lol.
Take care out there and enjoy your hols.
Rossco
Winner of 'Best 4 x 4 ' at the 2017 Albany Agricultural Society Inc - Town n Country Ute Muster.
Ex Telstra - 2005, 4.2 TDi ute -with pod and more fruit than a grocery shop.
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