Re: Wyegate trial

by shocker Mon Feb 09, 2015 8:02 pm

Have heard the same thing, possibly because the XL185 gang are dying out - literally?!

We did the Ivor Morkett once, and a bloke rode there from Cumbria on a KTM 690, did one section, said 'sod this for a laugh' and rode off home on it again! Very Happy

by geraint Mon Feb 09, 2015 8:59 pm

there was a fella on an xt 125 cheers

by JTM525 Mon Feb 09, 2015 9:18 pm

ray vince wrote:It's easer to get a pork chop in a synagogue than a Kim 525 in to the wyegate . They are a very selective bunch .

Might put a 1 over the first 5 and have a 125 for the day lol!

by JTM525 Mon Feb 09, 2015 9:20 pm

wolfy wrote:That's what I thought ray, but did bump into a guy that knows all about the wyegate & he did say it was open to all bikes nowadays.
I wont mention his name tho! just in case the regulars decide to hang him
In saying that, probably a lot easyer on the right bike but it do look like a good day out & do fancy it myself.

You up for it this year Paul?

by JTM525 Mon Feb 09, 2015 9:22 pm

shocker wrote:Have heard the same thing, possibly because the XL185 gang are dying out - literally?!

We did the Ivor Morkett once, and a bloke rode there from Cumbria on a KTM 690, did one section, said 'sod this for a laugh' and rode off home on it again!

Bloody hell! Wouldn't want to try getting that thing up lime kiln! Or anywhere in the wye valley for that matter Laughing

by HondaMicky Mon Feb 09, 2015 9:51 pm

[quote="shocker"]A bit more of it - a possible sighting of 'Hondamicky' there too??

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Thats me shocker putting my feet down affraid

. Cracking day :bounce:

by shocker Mon Feb 09, 2015 10:26 pm

HondaMicky wrote:
shocker wrote:A bit more of it - a possible sighting of 'Hondamicky' there too??

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Thats me shocker putting my feet down . Cracking day :bounce:

When I did it I hardly got my feet up!!

by wolfy Tue Feb 10, 2015 6:32 pm

JTM525 wrote:
wolfy wrote:That's what I thought ray, but did bump into a guy that knows all about the wyegate & he did say it was open to all bikes nowadays.
I wont mention his name tho! just in case the regulars decide to hang him
In saying that, probably a lot easyer on the right bike but it do look like a good day out & do fancy it myself.
You up for it this year Paul?

Maybe, but not booking anything till my forearm is better tho.
Lost my entry fee (and someone lost the chance to ride) the snowrun due to wishful thinking it would be better by then Rolling Eyes

by JTM525 Tue Feb 10, 2015 8:57 pm

wolfy wrote:
JTM525 wrote:
wolfy wrote:That's what I thought ray, but did bump into a guy that knows all about the wyegate & he did say it was open to all bikes nowadays.
I wont mention his name tho! just in case the regulars decide to hang him
In saying that, probably a lot easyer on the right bike but it do look like a good day out & do fancy it myself.
You up for it this year Paul?

Maybe, but not booking anything till my forearm is better tho.
Lost my entry fee (and someone lost the chance to ride) the snowrun due to wishful thinking it would be better by then

Right bugger that arm! Is it getting any better or still the same?

by wolfy Wed Feb 11, 2015 7:10 am

Seems to get better, then a good days work or a bit of pulling & pushing on a trail ride Very Happy

goes back to square one...just got to rest it, but its hard not to use it.

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