@ marrickville, inner westm looks good - very little onite rain - yes there are clouds BOM looks good out to 512k range

dry out here atm

just overcast , if it stays like this all day it will be a great one

we are soon about to leave and it looks ok up here. see ya there, we also might be running a bit late, so if you can wait for us please

the sun is poking its head out now 

Gee, who needs the BOM when you've got the DOMs !!! Hope the weather holds up well for you all (or your predictions were accurate) and that you have an awesome ride! 

Kaz.

 

Anyone home yet?

bloody great day , only got wet for 2 mins on the way home

the splitters went home the way they came 

half of us continued on the planned route ,  a fantastic ride back and got to see lake lyle overflowing the spillway , from the local saying that its been 12 years since its flooded over and it rose 3.2M overnight 

Yep.
Great day out heaps of   up Bells, the count was 4 that we saw.
No rain to speak of just some water run off across some parts of the road here and there.

Aside from the splinter at Oberon it was a great ride, hope those who followed out to Tarana got home okay.
Oh and wee little slip going into one of the last corners into Jenolan Caves. Woops...

The planned route was always Duck-thingymy road.
Tarana was only a lunch option that didn't get used.
Glad you all got home fine.

Yep,that was a great ride, countryside was beautifull. So many Police around,did anyone get pinged ? To continue the country theme as long as possible I turned right at Richmond onto Castlereagh rd thru Penrith, then Mulgoa rd to Wallacia then Greendale rd (rougher than Tarana roads) then Bringelly rd and home. Better than the M7. cheers to all  who got the day happening.

Just arrived back home ... which made it a 12 hour day more for us.

We went through about 10mins of misty rain first thing (no-one else is this far north though) and then a couple of sprinkles at Bell on the way home. Hope everyone enjoyed the day.

Thanks to all those who attended and especially those that kept us all organised (I though we were always going back along Duck-thingymy road too - five fuel stops in a day is enough for me).

Luckily a certain someone was lucky enough to prevent two near drops at the Oberon servo ... that would have been embarrassing ... on a borrowed bike no less.

PS. Has anyone heard from Mick?

Yes well I guess the secrets all out in the open well and truely

Yep Nick spoke to him at our last fuel stop, his son was coming to help.
He was sitting on the side of the road on his "pat-malone"

To inform you all, no crash or mechanical problem. Just a little technical issue with the RTA and the booze bus three of us had the pleasure of visiting.

Got home around 630 and had clocked up 600ks. Man thats hard work on a superbike!

Thankfully the splinter group had someone who knew the turn off to Duck whatever rd  

Man I love that road! Did anyone cop a surprise when they hit the railroad tracks?

Copped some rain around Katoomba and had a fair amount of fog but all was good.

Had a great day out. Highlight of the year!

Rob

Quote from: mattyvas on December 05, 2010, 12:53:37 AM
Yep Nick spoke to him at our last fuel stop, his son was coming to help.
He was sitting on the side of the road on his "pat-malone"

To inform you all, no crash or mechanical problem. Just a little technical issue with the RTA and the booze bus three of us had the pleasure of visiting.

What the? Where was this at?