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Skippy rides a Cannondale

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Has anybody seen this week's Meldrum's Manifesto cartoon taking the piss out of the trail access debate in today's Manly Daily?

On the right is a sign saying "National Park and Animal Sanctuary: Absolutely and Utterly NO Mountain Bikes". Two rangers are looking at each other with their eyes bulging in shock. The subject of their amazement is a kangaroo smirking at them with a cheeky grin, sailing through the air over their heads on a yellow hardtail with a Headshok fork.

Ranger Left says to Ranger Right "I think I'm just gonna try to forget I ever SAW that..."

Laughing out loud Laughing out loud Laughing out loud

Rob's picture

Tee Payments

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Ta-daaaaaa:

http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=riiAx9yx6...

This sheet shows all the amounts and how they are calculated.

If you could please make payment a bank transfer (easier to track) that would be tops:

Name: Robin Rainton (durh!)
Bank: St George
BSB: 112-879
A/C: 042 261 330
Amount: Whatever is in the '= Total' column next to your name.

Please use your login ID (the 'Who' on the sheet) as a description. Nothing 'amusing' please.

staffe's picture

How NOT to take care of an injury

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I thought I share a story with fellow rides to ensure none of you make the same mistake I've made.

A while ago I had a violent stack with the associated damage to myself such as concussion, torn ligaments, bone crack, bruising, torn calf etc. We all know this can happen when you stack and that is part of the thrill of MTB.

Treating the injuries when we get home is perhaps something not everyone is clued up on, I certianly was now. I think most people know to put ice on the injury, rise it, put a bandage on it and rest. And that is exactly what I did.

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Glenrcok Draft POM process update

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Just a quick update for those of you who took the time to put in a submission to the draft Glenrock POM.

Speaking to NPWS there were over 180 submissions to the proposal, with the vast majority being pro mtb access.

From a mtb stand point, the submissions were positive with the main concern raised being access to the southern area of the park. What NPWS do with this, I don't know, but I am quietly confident that the southern boundary, while not being removed, may be amended. Time will tell.

HeezaGeeza's picture

Appin Fun

When: 
Saturday, 4 July, 2009 - 08:30

The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.

Ride Database Entry: 
Appin
Meeting Point: 

Corner Burke & Market St, Appin. There's a small parking area here at the trail head.

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Not sure if anyone is interested as it's last minute, but I'm heading down to my new favourite trail in the morning and happy to have a few riding buddies. If you're interested see you there.

Now updated to 8.30am.

Hans's picture

SOCIAL Nightride @ Terrey Hills [DH & C]

When: 
Wednesday, 8 July, 2009 - 19:00

The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.

Ride Database Entry: 
Centre Track
Ride Database Entry: 
Duck Hole/Terrey Hills Trail
Meeting Point: 

2 Aumuna Rd, Terrey Hills, NSW 2084 (Terrey Hills Tavern)

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Social Night Ride

This ride starts at 7 PM - we'll go Duckholes & Centre Trail to get us back before the Tavern's kitchen closes for last orders at 8:39 PM.

[Everyone welcome - suitable for newbies, too...social pace...we're riding mostly easy fire-trail]

See you on Wednesday at 7 PM...

Rgds, Hans Eye-wink

Medigger's picture

Avid Elixir Pads

60kms for a new set of pads is that normal? Great Brakes, heavy on pads.

Bikeboy's picture

The most (anti ?) social ride this year

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When: 
Monday, 6 July, 2009 - 16:00

The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.

Ride Database Entry: 
Sparrow Hill
Meeting Point: 

Coming from Sydney, drive into Queenbeyan, turn left at the roundabout where Red Rooster is and stay on this road for about 11km. Park on the side of the road where the gate is. For better directions try this link CORC: Events: Race Venues.

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I have to be an optimistic bugger , or perhaps i should just face facts , i have no friends here .... but thats ok , i can ride into the sunset at Sparrow hill to my hearts content building a platform on my way to glory at the Scott 24 in October in our very competitive team El Rancho Relaxo . My plan tonight is to ride for about two hours here and get a feed ( red rooster , why change) and scoot off to Stromlo for a standard Green Loop flyer ( working on a sub 40 min night lap ) and then try to beat it for another one ... Any takers ??

Very important note !!!

LadyToast's picture

RP23 Seal kits

Does anyone know where I can get Fox RP23 Seal kits for a reasonable price?

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