I am planning a ride around Beverly, York, Clackline, Toodyay, Calingiri, New Norcia and home, this Sunday if weather is reasonable.
Leaving from Catalano's at 8.30, following breakfast.
Wheatbelt loop Sunday 17th
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Wheatbelt loop Sunday 17th
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Re: Wheatbelt loop Sunday 17th
I'd like to be be to join ... But working away... Dam
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Re: Wheatbelt loop Sunday 17th
8 riders + 1 pillion, enjoyed a pleasant run out of the city through the hills to Beverly, for snack and drink Swampy overcame bike flue to catch up with us there, we continued on to York, Clackline and Toodyay for lunch before breaking into smaller groups to take different paths home.
About 350km under the belt and home by 3pm, good weather, lots of fellowship and not much traffic, a fantastic way to spend a Sunday, thankyou to all involved.
About 350km under the belt and home by 3pm, good weather, lots of fellowship and not much traffic, a fantastic way to spend a Sunday, thankyou to all involved.
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Re: Wheatbelt loop Sunday 17th
Thanks for a good ride Cookie, Sorry if my bikes Flu caused any concerns too the ride group and I swear the METHO was for the bike JonO
The hair of the dog may have fixed the bike as no problems since..........Touch Wood
However I blew my headlight globe trying to start the bike in Beverly
Thanks all for the ride and the company
Swampy


The hair of the dog may have fixed the bike as no problems since..........Touch Wood

However I blew my headlight globe trying to start the bike in Beverly

Thanks all for the ride and the company
Swampy

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Re: Wheatbelt loop Sunday 17th
Cookie
Sorry I missed the ride (sort of).
Instead I did 570km through the Ferguson Valley, Lowden, Mumballup, McAlinden, Collie Motorplex, Harris Dam and Quindanning.
The Ferguson Road was brilliant particularly the section beyond Gnomesville and much less traffic than a few weeks ago.
The McAlinden Road was new to me and it is a fantastic motor cycle road. The Collie Road South East started pretty ordinary but was brilliant after a few kms.
The Williams Collie Road is a good ride...similar to the Coalfields Road East of Collie.
I tried a new road to Quindanning...the Quindanning Darkan Road as I heard it was being upgraded. It is now 2/3rds bitumen but the gravel end was extensively weather damaged from the recent rains.
Bozo
Sorry I missed the ride (sort of).
Instead I did 570km through the Ferguson Valley, Lowden, Mumballup, McAlinden, Collie Motorplex, Harris Dam and Quindanning.
The Ferguson Road was brilliant particularly the section beyond Gnomesville and much less traffic than a few weeks ago.
The McAlinden Road was new to me and it is a fantastic motor cycle road. The Collie Road South East started pretty ordinary but was brilliant after a few kms.
The Williams Collie Road is a good ride...similar to the Coalfields Road East of Collie.
I tried a new road to Quindanning...the Quindanning Darkan Road as I heard it was being upgraded. It is now 2/3rds bitumen but the gravel end was extensively weather damaged from the recent rains.
Bozo