Oz-boxerworks - Autumn Zombie Rally anyone?

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SteveD
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Re: Oz-boxerworks - Autumn Zombie Rally anyone?

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ZM must be back soon from the Zombie Rally that he missed whilst tootling around UnZud?
Cheers, Steve
Victoria, S.E.Oz.


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Mal S7
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Re: Oz-boxerworks - Autumn Zombie Rally anyone?

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Just back home now. It was a long day's ride back from my sisters at Culburra Beach, especially after an evening of red after red after red...

Yes, the puncture was a PITA but it all worked out well thanks to Bob and a bit of good fortune that the tyre could hold air for a little while, despite at least two holes in the tube. Its been twenty years since my last roadside repair of that back wheel, last time was more successful I recall. Enjoyed the stay at Bobs and Alisons, its a beautiful spot to get stuck for the night and the conversations were lively.

Anyway, home and stiff and sore as but had a great 5 days on the road. The campsite and company was excellent, and weren't they just the worlds best oysters! Thanks Jeff.

I'm looking forward to the next run already even tho' ol schtarker won't be there for it. It will have some well deserved R&R & even R for refurb.

Must drink beer now
cheers
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Re: Oz-boxerworks - Autumn Zombie Rally anyone?

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Well done, Mal.

I don't envy you for that long haul back to Dubbo at the end of each ride down this way. Hero work for sure.
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