When is the Sap Buster on?

[cheese]

I wanted to do it last year, but I had something on.

Anyway I'm fucking keen as to give it a go this year. I love the River head forest!!

Anyone else keen?

[Danger]

Yup. I was one of only 17 riders there last year.

[chris]

2nd September and now re-named as the Pussy Pounder...?

[chop]

Yep ill do it for sure!!!!!

[billaroo]

especially for you cheese!

good tyres recommended!

previously known as:
sapbuster
wimp walloper
hay ride to hell

note the link to our website below cheese!!!!!
it shows all our events.

[cheese]

Book me in!

[Danger]

Woo Hoo, can't wait!

[billaroo]

Don't forget it's on this weekend.

:shit:

[cheese]

I'm super keen to be there, but my fork seals are not good and I don't really want to ride again before I got them sorted. Got to try to sort out the finances.

[Rupe]

how hard is it? I'm a novice but keen

[Wellyman]

how hard is it? I'm a novice but keen
have a look at the poster. and have a guess, oh and now look out your window and its pissing down. have an idea now?
WM

[Reckless]

Welly and Cheese we have ridden together one the WMCC rides so you can compare our skill levels (hopefully I've got a bit better, been riding heaps). My point is I was talking to Danger today and he was implying it would be a really hard event to go in. About 100 times harder than say the trailblazer event. I think I'll give a miss till next year when I sure can handle it.

I think I might have/prefer to be riding with the kids somewhere anyway isn't it fathers day? Ardmore Wednesday then, Sunday at Kimis again possibly, Thunder would be nice. Kimi's is just to expensive to go every week. $60 bucks gas in the ute, $30-00 per bike x 3, gas etc for the bikes, probably $150-00 - $180-00 for me. Compared to $10-00 bucks gas and $15-00 per bike at Ardmore.

[Wellyman]

It is bloody tough shit. Im ok in light- Fairly deep mud to slop, but the kind of weather we have hard would be tough for a novice to do. So i recommend it for intermediate - expert riders.
WM

[Rupe]

It is bloody tough shit. Im ok in light- Fairly deep mud to slop, but the kind of weather we have hard would be tough for a novice to do. So i recommend it for intermediate - expert riders.
WM

Sweet, woodhill it is again then. I'll try to get enough experience for next year, just wasn't to sure what it was like just from a poster.
Thanks

[dammad1]

Its clay based so if you have ridden alot of wet clay tracks you will know what it is like........very slippery

I rode there a few moths back when it was still quite dry but there were a couple of wet sections and there were guys struggling with it then.