Farewell, for now.

**Peril** · 10th November 2010, 20:40

Well,Ive sold Ray to a mad "pom" who has a nice collection of bikes and a very understanding wife

I'm off to Australia on the 24th of November to start a new job at Seymour Toyota in Victoria.I'm going to be based in Nagambie and have already been scouting roads and riding places in the area in the few trips I've been on over there this year.
A big thanks must go to Ryan for his dedication to the cause and always willing to lend a helping hand.And everyone else I've met in the 3 years of discovering roads I never knew existed,thanks also for the fun.
I'll still be keeping an eye on this place and still hope to actually make the start of a Dusty Butt one day!
Catch you all again sometime.

**sinfull** · 10th November 2010, 20:46

Fuck you Beth !
You'll be back !!!!!

**JimO** · 10th November 2010, 21:06

i think you can get the internet in horstralia

**helenoftroy** · 10th November 2010, 21:09

All the best Blair,exciting new life and adventures for you

And yes!you need to make it to the start for a Dusty Butt sometime

**JATZ** · 10th November 2010, 21:12

We see you next time Peril

Good luck with the new venture across the ditch

**thepom** · 11th November 2010, 05:29

best of luck mate and thanks for the bike.....ps where,s that exhaust plug....

**bishxt** · 11th November 2010, 06:20

All the best in Oz Blair, hope the trails are good and you find a local Waimak to play in!
Cheers
Bish

**buggsubique** · 11th November 2010, 06:50

If you still intend to keep riding there's a good few trails around there, more to the south and west between Puckapunyal and Bendigo...although if I remember rightly I think even trailbikes had to be road registered to ride the forest trails...

Good luck over there and watch out for roos... and avoid Seymour unless you're catching the train to Melbs...they ain't like us normal people...

**Crim** · 11th November 2010, 07:33

Good luck Blair - was wondering why you were selling your bike? sounds like they have got a few tracks over there that will see you right - tell us what bike you get. That bloody pom - I reckon he is building up stock to open a shop!

**Transalper** · 11th November 2010, 10:02

Good luck mate.

**jezzaNZ** · 11th November 2010, 12:20

Welcome.....yes some good riding up that way although I haven't been up that far as yet. Yes Recreational Reg is needed if you are riding on public land ie National/Regional Parks, about $80 a year and you need idicators, headlight, break light and a small number plate. Can't ride on the road but can cross it if the track disects it.

There are quite a few rides organised on the Advrider sight in the Aussie region if you are interested in more adv style riding although many also include fire trails and other interesting technical bits

Might see you out riding over here.

Cheers Jez

**Peril** · 11th November 2010, 14:17

I've been eyeing up a few bikes on my visits over too.
WR250R,good light weight,but only a 14l tank avaliable could limit how far I can go.
DRZ400,bit dated now but well proven,28l tank should take me anywhere I need to go,although getting a bit heavy by that stage.
2010 Tenere,ideal for the long distances and the odd bush bashing,but again bloody heavy.
Desicions eh.

**ADVGD** · 11th November 2010, 16:27

A shame to see you go mate, was looking forward to catching up again, but best wishes for your future endeavours. You will have a far bigger playground, endless roads, far less gates or impassable mountain ranges, just watch out for the roos

Happy trails mate