Williamson
Part of the furniture
I'm sure there are some things you can't remember, or don't want too.
I saw Hans' comments, I hope he doesn't intend taking the Might XT to the Dig Tree.
You listening, reading Hans?
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Slow Road to the Dig Tree (aka Road of Broken Bones)
- Thread starter twowheeler
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I'm sure there are some things you can't remember, or don't want too.
I saw Hans' comments, I hope he doesn't intend taking the Might XT to the Dig Tree.
You listening, reading Hans?
But...but....but he'll want to get there via North Vietnam and Machu Picchu!
And that's only the first Saturday afternoon
Williamson
Part of the furniture
Mmmmm, I think I'm washing my hair, walking the dog, feeding the chooks, whatever, I'm busy that week.
asphalt
Tassie...where tyres are flat and nights are long
Especially, when we know the painfully background!glitch said:
Yes, I affirm that!Williamson said:
I don't want to ride around the Dig Tree for the next 20 Years
Anytime ..... I like google maps......glitch said:But...but....but he'll want to get there via North Vietnam and Machu Picchu!
And that's only the first Saturday afternoon
twowheeler
two wheels are best
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Gerran
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Great ride report and gutsy effort. Love the photos. Hope you heal up and are back on your "new" wheels soon.
twowheeler
two wheels are best
Thanks Gerran.
twowheeler
two wheels are best
The assessor rang today. The Husky is a statutory writeoff. Its subframe is bent (or as he also put it, its wheels are pointing in different directions 
) , as is everything else.
) , as is everything else.
Williamson
Part of the furniture
The assessor rang today. The Husky is a statutory writeoff. Its subframe is bent (or as he also put it, its wheels are pointing in different directions
And you kept riding for another how many thousand km?