Saturday 16th ride

Met up with Chris, Paul, Nick, Neil, Tommy, Sheep and Owen in Bronllys for an old fashioned TRF stylee trail ride

Not sure if Sheep would get this lot past the Barbour jacket brigade though



Then cracked on to make sure we got Taffyboy back in time to avoid the doghouse









Which was all going well until Owen tried to undo years of Honda's work in building a reputation for reliability with a worn out chain and an over active right fist

Then used a bloody KTM pliers to fix it - poor old Soichiro Honda must be spinning in his grave



Now well behind schedule, and with the doghouse getting closer pushed on again

Sheep

Tommy

Paul

Nick

Taffyboy

Owen

Chris














Gorillas (and a serial killer) in the mist  



Then the poxy Tubliss gave up the ghost  

All the cost of mousses, with the reliability of a Cheng-Shin inner tube - great!
The expression says it all really!



Fair play though that Honda does go well for a moped



Cheers all, and thanks again Chris for sweeping

Cracking report & pics mate

Looks like somebodys chucked a gallon of tartan paint over sheep

Nice pics. Looked a murky old day...

juljam33 wrote:Looks like somebodys chucked a gallon of tartan paint over sheep

Rather than a wolf in sheep's clothing, more of a Sheep in wolf's clothing

Cracking pics Gary fair play sheep you get the title of most colourful trail rider ever

Cracking day. Seens as it was my last weekend home & wifey had arranged time together all up untill I decided to go out with the boyo's, I managed to evade the doghouse & even got home to a well served homemade curry & a few Cobra beers that she bought me.... good girl.
Hopefully the weather will be ok in September.

Great day out considering all that went wrong for me Big thanks to shocker for leading & cricket for sweeping & chain joiner was great to meet a lot of new faces as well as a few older one's again (thanks for your patients all) first chain to snap and first puncture ever (oh spacecadet look out next time, swimming it is for you next time

First switch to tubliss...first puncture, like to say I haven't heard that before.....  

Think I will even try dropping the psi to 0/4 psi on my road wheels , do you nutters think I will get more grip out of the bends or is that setup just more suited to a large rear sprocket in a carpark like ?

been on tubliss for months never had an issue before, or snapped a chain come to that