Riverhead Forest Trailride this Sunday January 25 2009

**barty5** · 24th January 2009, 21:56

Originally Posted by YamahaR64Life

wow u dirt bikers arent that friendly are yaz !! :/

A nub wantiing help and noone offers, none what so ever !!

In the road section a nub wud have had 10 offers for help already !

M goin road riding instead...

sort it out guys

hey dont be like that we are a nice bunch river head can be demanding especially when its wet but being dry as a bone youll be right. As for friendly hell ive invited those that want to back for a bbq and crash in the pool after.

**krad_nz** · 24th January 2009, 23:03

YamahaR64Life, looks like someone replied to me....

Originally Posted by Azzman

You should be fine, Riverhead is a fun ride in the summer, just dont take it on in the winter!
I highly recommend the twilight rides too...a whole forest to yourself (and your mates if you have any

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**Hemex** · 25th January 2009, 06:37

Originally Posted by YamahaR64Life

wow u dirt bikers arent that friendly are yaz !! :/

A nub wantiing help and noone offers, none what so ever !!

In the road section a nub wud have had 10 offers for help already !

M goin road riding instead...

sort it out guys

wooow... you might want to back that up before you put the dirt division down...you got a perfect reply and so i guess no one else needed to say anything...being a newbie myself ive got more help from guys on here than people ive known for years.. so hey, keep the touchy roadrider feelings for the on road section as the answers here come concise with full of information and not with a bunch of flowers ....

**oldskool** · 25th January 2009, 06:46

I won't be going to this one, will be going down to Thunder with the family and meeting up with LittleJohn on the way. Will miss the Barty at Party's (someone push Cheese in the pool please!) Have fuuunnnn

**Cr1MiNaL** · 25th January 2009, 07:34

Originally Posted by barty5

hey dont be like that we are a nice bunch river head can be demanding especially when its wet but being dry as a bone youll be right. As for friendly hell ive invited those that want to back for a bbq and crash in the pool after.

Originally Posted by MXheman

wooow... you might want to back that up before you put the dirt division down...you got a perfect reply and so i guess no one else needed to say anything...being a newbie myself ive got more help from guys on here than people ive known for years.. so hey, keep the touchy roadrider feelings for the on road section as the answers here come concise with full of information and not with a bunch of flowers ....

Oh hey hey ! There are people on here

something along the lines of oh don't worry were all in a group, if your bike doesnt start or you get bogged down and cant move the damn thing someone will help ya. Its just a bit re assuring at the end of the day when your alone in the unknown. I suppose you all would help if something like that happened.

Love the no flowers bit too ! Very apt. I will have to see you all next time. Im about so suit up. God I love motorbikes.

**theblacksmith** · 25th January 2009, 08:26

Originally Posted by YamahaR64Life

wow u dirt bikers arent that friendly are yaz !! :/

A nub wantiing help and noone offers, none what so ever !!

In the road section a nub wud have had 10 offers for help already !

M goin road riding instead...

sort it out guys

What did you want help with?
-Umm... Can a nub come too? suitable for learner dirt rider? Were you asking for help with that question? Maybe you should PM billaroo - or get in touch with WMCC, cos it looked to me like you were asking permission to attend rather than asking for help. We are obviously friendly here - most of us are running our own business' which depends a lot on being friendly believe me.I hope this doesn't deter you from asking/posting questions on here - most of the members have a wealth of knowledge about riding and repairing/maintainence issues.And we welcome new members - the more of us there are -the more the chance of getting the answer we were looking for.
Best of Luck.

**cheese** · 25th January 2009, 18:32

Originally Posted by YamahaR64Life

wow u dirt bikers arent that friendly are yaz !! :/

A nub wantiing help and noone offers, none what so ever !!

In the road section a nub wud have had 10 offers for help already !

M goin road riding instead...

sort it out guys

Sorry we neglected you. Riverhead would have not been great for a noob.

**cheese** · 25th January 2009, 18:37

Originally Posted by oldskool

I won't be going to this one, will be going down to Thunder with the family and meeting up with LittleJohn on the way. Will miss the Barty at Party's (someone push Cheese in the pool please!) Have fuuunnnn

Hey enough lip from you. Just go get those bike going huh!

**cheese** · 25th January 2009, 18:38

Oh adn the reason I was initially going to post was to say top ride today. Loved it.

**noobi** · 25th January 2009, 19:13

Well in all fairness this wasn't a ride for any noob, it was hard
We got half way round on the first loop and then my bike fouled its first ever plug (from following dad) in the farthest possible place form the carpark

And as an unbiased view, cheese was there, and going on the fact that he told me about the track I can only assume that he was riding too!!
Nice to meet you cheese, no real names ?
Hopefully I can talk dad into going back to riverhead, unlikely
I really liked it tho, really hard and technical, suits my riding
So whens the next possible kb meet?
Feb 1st MR cycles ride?

**tommorth** · 25th January 2009, 19:18

YamahaR64Life if you go on pretty much any trail ride if you get in to trouble you will have no shortage of people stoping to help and offer advice or just stoping have a chat if you stop for a rest

**dammad1** · 25th January 2009, 19:21

Was a good technical ride, that club certainly likes its over grown single track but it's not really suitable for the masses.

i would recommend that if you haven't ridden out there you go some time soon while its still dry, because once it gets damp it will be a nightmare for most.

**barty5** · 25th January 2009, 20:14

Originally Posted by dammad1

Was a good technical ride, that club certainly likes its over grown single track but it's not really suitable for the masses.

i would recommend that if you haven't ridden out there you go some time soon while its still dry, because once it gets damp it will be a nightmare for most.

I thought that was you out there was s good ride and the mud that was there on the long up hill section was lots a fun got bored going round it so straight through the middle last two laps shit every where.

**cheese** · 25th January 2009, 20:54

Yeah poor old Rupe was knackered on that last lap.

Noobi - my real name is Stephen.

Yeah Riverhead is no place for beginners. Apparently 150 riders came. After my fisrt lap, I noticed about 1/3 went home.

Did 3 laps in the end. Was keen for more, but spent so much time waiting for Aaron and Rupe........