AnYoNe FoR pItS oN sUnDaY?

weather might be ok for once

I'm doing the pillion thing to Wisemans Ferry.

I'm a little reluctant to get out on it until I can get some stonechip guard film applied next week... having said that I've ridden it home and that's about all I've done so far so I'm busting to get out on it.

Baz wrote:I'm a little reluctant to get out on it until I can get some stonechip guard film applied next week... having said that I've ridden it home and that's about all I've done so far so I'm busting to get out on it.

My brother-in-law will be coming on his R1200RT, good chance to swap notes, I know he says cylinder head cover protectors are a must, also an oil cooler protector (just some mesh).

maybe put it on a trailer and tow it with your car

Should be getting to Wisemans 1200-1230 if anyone cares

potatomasher wrote:maybe put it on a trailer and tow it with your car

ha ha .. I was out today on the oph .. didn't see any blue bandits on my travels.
PITS was so crowded I couldn't get parking spot so I went onto Mt White which is open again under new management with proper clean toilets this time.

Tomorrow I'll be getting to PITS about 1000-1030 and heading off to Spencer at 1100 and if I haven't seen Peter by then will carry on to Wiseman's

I'll keep a lookout for you Baz. Cheers.

I picked up the Bandit this morning from it's 24K service, so may venture out tomorrow.

probably get there about 10 and maybe wander over to wisemans - see how things go

heaps of bikes at pits and several bandits. went for a little ride with baz but i had to leave early as my hands went numb due to reynaud's phenomenon [look it up]. the new baz machine is rather swish - even has air conditioning and a subwoofer as well

potatomasher wrote:heaps of bikes at pits and several bandits. went for a little ride with baz but i had to leave early as my hands went numb due to reynaud's phenomenon [look it up]. the new baz machine is rather swish - even has air conditioning and a subwoofer as well

We missed you at the Inn Steve, I hope the hands come good, mate.