Sorry Girls

**That looks like fun** · 23rd March 2012, 19:20

Originally Posted by tri boy

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This is a fun thread.

Your all Bastards

**Cary** · 23rd March 2012, 19:39

So you'll be able to join the rest of us 'men' on the farm tracks on the next Naki mud ride

**clint640** · 23rd March 2012, 19:59

Good choice! The WR is the ideal complement to the GS. No excuses at the top of yeah nah hill next time, in fact no excuses anywhere

Rosie says it's a girls bike but

Cheers
Clint

**That looks like fun** · 23rd March 2012, 20:39

Originally Posted by clint640

Good choice! The WR is the ideal complement to the GS. No excuses at the top of yeah nah hill next time, in fact no excuses anywhere

Rosie says it's a girls bike but

Cheers
Clint

A Girls Bike!!

She will keep until the next ride

Gave a lot of thought to this bike, starting looking at 650,s 660,s etc. Decided the reason I needed another bike was the bloody beemer seemed to be getting harder to lift, I think some of my helpers were not putting in as much effort as they could have

But then logic prevailed and the choice was made to go with the WR250R. Ok so I have to think more before overtaking on the road

(not such a bad thing) and that plank thing you sit on aint so good

But oh boy is it fun in the gravel and mud.
Picked her up brand new from Mach 1 Yamaha New Plymouth, complete with 13.8ltr Safari Tank and GTYR Sump Guard. Katrina gave me an excellent deal and had it ready for me the morning of a wee ride

A small group of hoodlums went forth to Pongaroa on the Naki Anniversary weekend and poked around down there. North Range Rd, Spur Road and lots of others. I have done all those roads with the Beemer (on dual sport tyres

) but this time my undies didn't need changing every corner

Booked her in for the 1000 km service when we got back, fitted bark busters, gots me sum bling cummin

So looking forward to the next KB ride so I can go filth her up