Weekend of 17th-18th, ya'll pick which works best.

The Southern Loop

8am roll up at the Shell servo on the corner of The Boulavarde and The Princes Hwy.

Then off we go at 8:30 thereabouts.  

Would love to Matty but my bike will need servicing after Turismo and it's not booked in until end of November so I can't be racking up too many miles before then.

not to mention it's a bit far for me to come for a day ride 

I'm in.  Need some good seat time to figure out how to turn the streetfighter like a 999

   yep.

Sounds like a simply spiffing idea ol cobber        (work that out Svoloch)
Will this mean at least two social get togethers at Bar   ?     
Just when you think the ride thread is dead and buried old faithful comes out of hibernation and saves my bike from rusting away.

Add your thumbsup to your preference.

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Saturday 17th November : 
Sunday 18th November :

... and for the record, if you're coming along, don't bring any knobs with you.
Whoever invited those two deadshits for our big south run a while back should be held responsible for their stupidity.

Stop spiffing everywhere Bwian. 

Quote from: Wells on October 31, 2012, 02:07:34 AM
Add your thumbsup to your preference.

... and for the record, if you're coming along, don't bring any knobs with you.

Well that counts me out 

So one  for Saturday 17th

You would never be counted Rob, I don't think you were the knobs being referred too.
Of course I wasn't there but you don't strike me as that person.

The list

Matty Vas (thought he better ride his Monster)
Brian (stopped cleaning his bike)
Robs and his Tri-colore friend
Wells (no knobs please)
Svoloch (needs to learn how to turn his bike)
Rendang (don't overtake the leader)

Count this knob in... and not bringing any other knobs!

Yep

Any room for a forum newbie? I promise I'm not a bell end.

I'm pretty keen to take my (new to me) S2R out for her first ride.

(PS - I only just got my full licence & am not keen to lose it yet. Are these rides relatively sedate, occassional hooligan-ish or 'cop bait'?)

Quote from: mattyvas on October 31, 2012, 02:52:45 AM
So one   for Saturday 17th

Bummer!   Been keen-as to finally get out on a ride with "y'all" since I joined this forum FOUR years ago  ...and yet again thwarted! - wedding to attend Sat 17th   and taking my kids to Coldplay Sun 18th...

Beginning to doubt it will ever happen. Have a good one sans yours truly, dudes & dudettes...

Quote from: WayneR on October 31, 2012, 07:49:45 PM
PS - I only just got my full licence & am not keen to lose it yet. Are these rides relatively sedate, occassional hooligan-ish or 'cop bait'?

If we get a reasonable turn-out (which this is headed for) there is usually quite a spread of rider experience/skill/confidence levels ... from those that can ride to those that think they can ride and then those that know they can't . The pace is down to the individual and there should be no pressure to perform.

Also we try to avoid unnecessary overtaking so the quicker guys usually lead graduating down to a slow bastard like me at the back. Some people don't come to these rides because they don't like waiting for others ... but that is their choice. It is intended to be a social ride ... fun but not a race and not competitive.

As for infringements ... you're on your own ... even a 'sedate' pace can get you into trouble.

If memory serves me correctly PAUL one of the last times we rode with you I noticed
a police pusuit vehicle chasing you 
Oh yes there were a couple of other familliar names in that group booking ahhh cough cough woof woof 

Quote from: WayneR on October 31, 2012, 07:49:45 PM
Any room for a forum newbie? I promise I'm not a bell end.

I'm pretty keen to take my (new to me) S2R out for her first ride.

(PS - I only just got my full licence & am not keen to lose it yet. Are these rides relatively sedate, occassional hooligan-ish or 'cop bait'?)

Hi Wayne,

The rides can be as sedate or as spirited as you like. With newbies, I strongly suggest that you hang around the back for the first ride and just enjoy it. Down the track  you can work out where you best feel comfortable. They are definately not a race, lets keep that for track days. Our aim is for everyone to enjoy the day, the company, plus, of more importance, to get home in one piece and with a smile on your face. I hope that allays any fears or second thoughts you have about joining in on the day.

Brian W