andi - Red GPZ900R, GPZ750R1, KLR650 Tengai, KLR250Call me strange, but I actually enjoyed it.dave#3 wrote:It sounds like Cath and I made a smart, if soft, decision to give Hotham a miss this yearJetPilot wrote:6 of us went over Hotham in -5 on Monday. 1st it rain, then hailed, then snow all while trying to ride an iced up ZX9 times 3. 200mm of sludge ice on roads. Had ice and snow on gloves and jackets, visors etc. Thought about stopping for a pic but decided I couldn't get the camera out of the bag cause it was wet and cold and I had NO feeling in my hands and feet. Not to mention the 9 would have never started again.
We 6 share a common bond now known as "The Hotham Bond". Still have no feeling in 1 finger tip. Will do it again just for a pic.
Still kicking myself for not stopping.
The ride is about a 5300km round trip from home (better start getting bike fit now! )
STRANGE!!!!!Phil wrote:Call me strange, but I actually enjoyed it.
As painful as it is, and despite trying very very hard not to come back to reality, I am now preparing for my return to work tomorrow. 
, they would be priceless. Cheers I.I.S ! !GPXtim2 wrote:Good shots RD dont forget my CD.
I've been working away culling and separating pics. And have started collecting pics (but there are a couple of people I'm yet to catch up with ) so if you've got any you want me to include let me know or bring em on disc, maybe to nasho one morning. I think I can find one that shows the depth of the trench = the height of a beer can . . . . and what was the sidestand for again?GPXtim2 wrote:Any shots of the XJR trench digger ? Just to remind Jas what he let me do to his bike..
Mmmm I can soooo relate to that . . . I have the same problem.GPXtim2 wrote:what night was it ? they all blended in to me !!!!!!!!!)
GPXtim2 wrote: And I'm sure you would have a few of me in some compromising positions ??
