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Ride to Dawesville - Coolup - Dwellingup

Leaving Catalanos at 8:45 am Sunday June 15...all bitumen.

Stops at Miami Bakehouse, John Tognela Rest Area, Dwellingup Cafe

Route includes Estuary Drive around the Peel Inlet, Dowsett Road, Gibbings Road, Coolup Road, Burnside Road to Dwellingup and Del Park Road, Lakes Road, Hopelands Road, Kargotich Road on the way back.

Just let Bozo know at the breakfast. If you don't know who Bozo is ask Swampy who will have a name tag.

Sorry won't be around, off to TALLEBUDGERA Valley in Queensland to ride my new toy back to Perth. Leaving Saturday for the big ride back. Hmmm a much needed adventure

You can't do that Bill ,you at least have to let us know what sort of toy

Bozo wrote:Ride to Dawesville - Coolup - Dwellingup


Just let Bozo know at the breakfast. If you don't know who Bozo is ask Swampy who will have a name tag.

Oh come on Bozo, Surely you can afford a name tag of your own

But of course you could always pay me a spotters fee

Swampy

bill9117 wrote:Sorry won't be around, off to TALLEBUDGERA Valley in Queensland to ride my new toy back to Perth. Leaving Saturday for the big ride back. Hmmm a much needed adventure

Whats the new toy Bill .............Dental business must be going well eh mate

Are you camping out or doing a Bozo

Swampy

Bill

Enjoy the ride. Keen to know if it is the Champagne Coloured K1200LT that only has 25,000 kms on the clock

Bozo

Gi Day, joined the club few months ago, would love to come on the ride on Sunday what time do you meet for breakfast.Regards Jock Down under ( p.s ride a r1200gsa)

The breakfast is from 7:30 am until 9:00 am

If you are like Swampy you arrive at 7:25am giving him 5 minutes to remove any pesky dirt and bugs off his pristine bike.

If you are like some other members (DFS et al) 8:30am

Generally a big mob are there by around 8:00 am

It is very informal...some mornings the recalcitrant riders hang around until nearly 10:00 am particularly if one of the club members has a new toy.

Cheers Bozo see you there

Bozo wrote:Bill

Enjoy the ride. Keen to know if it is the Champagne Coloured K1200LT that only has 25,000 kms on the clock

Bozo

Yes that's the one

Doris will be far more comfortable going up steep roads such as Ahab's drive with the arm chair rear seat.

Looking forward to seeing it in the flesh. The photos look great.

Bozo

bill9117 wrote:

Bozo wrote:Bill

Enjoy the ride. Keen to know if it is the Champagne Coloured K1200LT that only has 25,000 kms on the clock

Bozo

Yes that's the one

LOOK OUT LEFTY .............Another "INTERGALACTIC STARSHIP" IS DUE TO DOCK SOON

Swampy

LOOK OUT LEFTY .............Another "INTERGALACTIC STARSHIP" IS DUE TO DOCK SOON

No problem, I can scan it for spare parts !

There were five starters from Catalano's - Ryan, Drew, Swampy, Colin and Bozo - all riding 1200 BMW's.

The first two hours were the slowest ride that Bozo has led as the group wound its way through the southern suburbs taking in Mangles Bay, Shoalwater Bay and Warnbro Sound.

An alarm lit up on one of the group's bikes but it was soon diagnosed as a simple low beam bulb replacement.

No MAFIOSA were sighted but Colin almost collected a pigeon pair.

A pie stop at the award winning Miami bakehouse was followed by the slow twisties on the western side of the Peel Inlet before cutting across the Forrest Highway and through the scenic foothills east of Coolup. A coffee in Dwellingup and then the magnificent Nanga Brook Road to Waroona.

The only downside was a low flying Ducati Diavel and an ex police RT that raced by the group unexpectedly.

A straight trip home from Waroona concluded the day.

Absolutely magnificent riding weather and stunning scenery. What else would you do on a day like today?

Bozo

Bozo wrote:There were five starters from Catalano's - Ryan, Drew, Swampy, Colin and Bozo - all riding 1200s

Absolutely magnificent riding weather and stunning scenery. What else would you do on a day like today?

Bozo

If you are like Wes you can work for double time But dead right Bozo, A magnificent day for riding and some interesting roads made for a great ride.......Thanks

I waved the Diavel, ex cop bike and his mates past at the beginning of that particular road.............Than I sat on their arse on the twisty windy's until they passed Ryan and dissapeared

Swampy