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    Quote Originally Posted by thepom View Post
    Bloody good read,..........
    Pity he doesn't take more photos though.

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    I think there is a link to his blog and I,m sure there is more....

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post
    Pity he doesn't take more photos though.
    Go here http://www.sibirskyextreme.com/sibirsky-extreme-2010/ and down the very bottom there is a slideshow with some photos. Also if you go here http://www.sibirskyextreme.com/photos2/ there are more photos. The BAM (and Vitim bridge) in particular are the most jaw dropping.

    Seriously cool! So cool in fact that I am planning an expedition to do the BAM next year BMW x-challenge is a bit out of my budget so we are just going for DRZ400's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by k14 View Post
    Go here http://www.sibirskyextreme.com/sibirsky-extreme-2010/ and down the very bottom there is a slideshow with some photos. Also if you go here http://www.sibirskyextreme.com/photos2/ there are more photos. The BAM (and Vitim bridge) in particular are the most jaw dropping.

    Seriously cool! So cool in fact that I am planning an expedition to do the BAM next year BMW x-challenge is a bit out of my budget so we are just going for DRZ400's.

    It was tongue in cheek
    I think I've seen all the photos Walter has ever put up on the web.
    Took a while

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    Quote Originally Posted by NordieBoy View Post

    It was tongue in cheek
    I think I've seen all the photos Walter has ever put up on the web.
    Took a while
    Some of the places where he takes photos at are pretty pedestrian as well.... Don't think I'll ever want to go there...NOT!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMWRSNUT View Post
    Some of the places where he takes photos at are pretty pedestrian as well.... Don't think I'll ever want to go there...NOT!!!
    "pretty pedestrians" may be more apt

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    Quote Originally Posted by XF650 View Post
    Q Has this bike had side impact ,does it look as if the swing arm & front forks are bent.??? chedd (107 ) 4:44 pm, Fri 11 Mar
    A Tim here: the bike ran in to a flock of sheep ... forks look straight and there's few signs of any impact save the slight twist to the rear subframe, but you might consider having the bike surveyed if the answer is crucial to you 11:21 am, Mon 14 Mar

    Wondering if this is the one from the D.B.

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    Quote Originally Posted by XF650 View Post
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    Lost control

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    The bike ran in to a flock of sheep ...

    Bugger... sheep aren't that soft and fluffy at 100km eh

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    Quote Originally Posted by ADVGD View Post
    Bugger... sheep aren't that soft and fluffy at 100km eh
    Ask Clint.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ADVGD View Post
    Bugger... sheep aren't that soft and fluffy at 100km eh
    Nope. Neither is Hwy 35. It takes more than a couple of sheep to write off a 640 but.

    What was the guy's score? One of mine was a lamb but it was a good size & the other one was pretty big so I reckon that makes an honest 2.

    Cheers
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    Red face Whoops!!!!!

    Pretty shure that was,nt Dave Kurigers bike.
    Was going to ring him & make him aware of the auction, in case he wanted it for spares for his,(Don,t actually know how it faired in the crash) but forgot. ---- Oh! Well!!---nother senior moment.


    Getting back to Colebatches report on the x challenge set-up. Was really interesting abought the saddlebags I thought. soft -verses-hard , position on bike , various brands ,diff.materials & mounting points.etc.----- Excellent .

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