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Re: Spring buds run - Oz Boxerworks
Posted: Sun Sep 22, 2013 10:24 pm
by Deleted User 287
Great stuff Charlie! You are an inspiration.
Re: Spring buds run - Oz Boxerworks
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:08 am
by Airbear
I'm at my daughter's place on the central coast of NSW at the moment, but planning to head northwest-ish tomorrow. It's bloody hot here - 30C. Had to take the liner out of me jacket today when we went for a ride. My grandson is 18 and riding his first bike - a Suzuki cruiser thingy. He's a good natural rider, and appropriately cautious. Of course, I've been trying to offer a bit of education about how BMWs are cool, and that it is possible that cruisers aren't quite as cool. His mum is and always will be a 'cruiser girl' and is totally cool in her own right, so no hope there. But this young bloke is open to suggestions; he wants to get a bike that will make a good 'cafe' machine. I've been showing him pics of Airhead Cafes, so we'll see what happens.
Re: Spring buds run - Oz Boxerworks
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:35 am
by Mal S7
Cafe BMW? meh, show him this american beauty
Re: Spring buds run - Oz Boxerworks
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2013 6:14 am
by Sibbo
Charlie , didn't you have a daughter in Murwillumbah or is this the same lass moved South ?
Re: Spring buds run - Oz Boxerworks
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:38 pm
by Airbear
Sibbo wrote:Charlie , didn't you have a daughter in Murwillumbah or is this the same lass moved South ?
Nah, the sister is there, and some nephews and their progeny. Lots to catch up with.
Re: Spring buds run - Oz Boxerworks
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2013 5:41 pm
by grant81rs
Gidday Fellas,
Wonderful read Charlie - Four days and nights beside that stone fireplace with a good book, that'll do it for me!
Keep the stories coming and safe riding!
Re: Spring buds run - Oz Boxerworks
Posted: Fri Sep 27, 2013 12:03 am
by Airbear
Hey, Gidday Grant. Nice to see you. Yeah, that hut is a bit special.
I'm at Walcha now, about to do the famous Walcha to Wauhope Road. It's famous for the number of 'Motorcycle High Risk Area' signs, and the number of shrines to dead motorcyclists. My kind of road.
Yesterday was a shitty one, with temps in the high 30s, gale force winds and a total fire ban. I camped not far from the Taree bush fires. Today is utterly perfect. Tricky thing is to find enough space to pack all the cold-weather gear I was wearing last week. Brunhilde is enjoying it all, taking it in her stride, so to speak.
Re: Spring buds run - Oz Boxerworks
Posted: Fri Sep 27, 2013 5:44 pm
by She'llbe
Are you going to be up Nimbin way Charlie? Give me a call and maybe we can catch up and kick tires and tell lies. Hopefully you won't bring another dust storm with you!!!!
Re: Spring buds run - Oz Boxerworks
Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2013 4:45 am
by Sibbo
Airbear wrote:Hey, Gidday Grant. Nice to see you. Yeah, that hut is a bit special.
I'm at Walcha now, about to do the famous Walcha to Wauhope Road. It's famous for the number of 'Motorcycle High Risk Area' signs, and the number of shrines to dead motorcyclists. My kind of road.
Yesterday was a shitty one, with temps in the high 30s, gale force winds and a total fire ban. I camped not far from the Taree bush fires. Today is utterly perfect. Tricky thing is to find enough space to pack all the cold-weather gear I was wearing last week. Brunhilde is enjoying it all, taking it in her stride, so to speak.
I'm just back from a 4 day camping excursion with SWMBO and darling granddaughter, we offed to a Nat Park called Mt Barney and arrived just in time to see the mountain in flames and choking billows of smoke down in the valleys . There were no mosquitos
despite the 34 C on the first day ... then thankfully cooling.
Re: Spring buds run - Oz Boxerworks
Posted: Sun Sep 29, 2013 5:46 pm
by Mal S7
Perfect weather and no smoke here in state central. Rain forecast for tomorrow but looks good for the weekend.
The bikes rolling again and i have started packing.
Damn shame I have to go to work now til Thursday.