Tip Toeing To Toodyay
Posted: Sun 26 May, 2024 4:30 pm
It was great to see Kots at Dome Vic Park for the Sunday breakfast and good news that he may be a more frequent visitor later in the year.
Ride departure picture courtesy Wightman.
14 riders and a pillion skirted the airport for a run on Ridge Hill Road to end up at the Parkerville Tavern. R90S Mark, Multimedia Mark, Ted, Navigator Nick, 2Volts Peter, Wightman, Mick S, Vic, Andrew + Ellie, Ralph, Steve, Ray Q, Peter Bee and Bozo cut back to Stoneville before getting caught up in the Small Farm Field Day at Gidgegannup.
Parkerville Tavern
Sanity was restored with a smooth run on Reserve and Berry Roads. The Fernie Road turn caught several riders out including one who was stuck with his rear wheel bogged to the axle. Common sense and the calm head of tail end Charlie were in high demand and all riders made it safely to the Toodyay Bakery.
Picture of Toodyay Bakery courtesy Wightman.
Several riders chose alternative options to head home with one rider nearly losing a number plate off a new bike. With one plate lost last week it seems time to check the tightness of fasteners. Aided by Peter Bee and cable ties normal service was resumed with a zig on the Clackline Toodyay Road and a zag on the almost completely sealed Chitty Road. A run on Mayo and Liberton Roads were part of the path to Mount Helena where the ride ended.
A glorious day to get out in the green tinged countryside. Thanks to Peter Bee for mopping up ride leader mistakes, securing a number plate and tail end Charlie duties.
Bozo
Ride departure picture courtesy Wightman.
14 riders and a pillion skirted the airport for a run on Ridge Hill Road to end up at the Parkerville Tavern. R90S Mark, Multimedia Mark, Ted, Navigator Nick, 2Volts Peter, Wightman, Mick S, Vic, Andrew + Ellie, Ralph, Steve, Ray Q, Peter Bee and Bozo cut back to Stoneville before getting caught up in the Small Farm Field Day at Gidgegannup.
Parkerville Tavern
Sanity was restored with a smooth run on Reserve and Berry Roads. The Fernie Road turn caught several riders out including one who was stuck with his rear wheel bogged to the axle. Common sense and the calm head of tail end Charlie were in high demand and all riders made it safely to the Toodyay Bakery.
Picture of Toodyay Bakery courtesy Wightman.
Several riders chose alternative options to head home with one rider nearly losing a number plate off a new bike. With one plate lost last week it seems time to check the tightness of fasteners. Aided by Peter Bee and cable ties normal service was resumed with a zig on the Clackline Toodyay Road and a zag on the almost completely sealed Chitty Road. A run on Mayo and Liberton Roads were part of the path to Mount Helena where the ride ended.
A glorious day to get out in the green tinged countryside. Thanks to Peter Bee for mopping up ride leader mistakes, securing a number plate and tail end Charlie duties.
Bozo