Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

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Re: Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

Post by lardmarc » Thu Dec 31, 2015 1:28 pm

Minter wrote:Nice and easy no hills!!
Soft mud too, lovely when you (I) come off.
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Re: Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

Post by #skippy1970 » Thu Dec 31, 2015 2:09 pm

Hoping to have the Team SouthWest all together this Sunday

Clearly lardmarc has taken this very seriously
He has been seen out training during the winter months (with mixed results)

As Minter says "looking forward to this already"
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Re: Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

Post by moscowjohn » Thu Dec 31, 2015 3:36 pm

Vtrsp1da wrote:Love too but I'd need to get a load more off roading in before I'd tackle this
It's possible to enter this event as a novice off roader.... The trails should be dry and most of them are like riding good forestry trails in the UK.... Austin will tell you which checkpoints aren't for the faint hearted...... Equally important are good map reading skills....
I've entered twice and don't consider myself to be skilled or brave off road..... In 2014 we came fourth despite loosing our log book, setting off late, and finding fine dining for lunch....
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Re: Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

Post by lardmarc » Thu Dec 31, 2015 3:51 pm

#skippy1970 wrote:Hoping to have the Team SouthWest all together this Sunday.
I hope the 'fourth' member has made his mind up. I'm looking forward to the 'journey' as much as the 'destination', that makes me sound almost modern.
#skippy1970 wrote: Clearly lardmarc has taken this very seriously
You know me matey, I take everything seriously.
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Re: Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

Post by Vtrsp1da » Thu Dec 31, 2015 4:01 pm

moscowjohn wrote:
Vtrsp1da wrote:Love too but I'd need to get a load more off roading in before I'd tackle this
It's possible to enter this event as a novice off roader.... The trails should be dry and most of them are like riding good forestry trails in the UK.... Austin will tell you which checkpoints aren't for the faint hearted...... Equally important are good map reading skills....
I've entered twice and don't consider myself to be skilled or brave off road..... In 2014 we came fourth despite loosing our log book, setting off late, and finding fine dining for lunch....
Team novice then I'm tempted but I'm shit at map reading :roll:
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Re: Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

Post by lardmarc » Thu Dec 31, 2015 4:04 pm

Vtrsp1da wrote: Team novice then I'm tempted but I'm shit at map reading.
Join the club.
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Re: Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

Post by #skippy1970 » Thu Dec 31, 2015 4:27 pm

lardmarc wrote:
Vtrsp1da wrote: Team novice then I'm tempted but I'm shit at map reading.
Join the club.
Bloody hell ....... You're the f#%$ing navigator :lol:
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Re: Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

Post by Andi_Archer » Thu Dec 31, 2015 5:13 pm

Juat remember which side of a Tree moss grows on :D
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Re: Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

Post by Mr Shiney » Thu Dec 31, 2015 5:21 pm

moscowjohn wrote:
Vtrsp1da wrote:Love too but I'd need to get a load more off roading in before I'd tackle this
It's possible to enter this event as a novice off roader.... The trails should be dry and most of them are like riding good forestry trails in the UK.... Austin will tell you which checkpoints aren't for the faint hearted...... Equally important are good map reading skills....
I've entered twice and don't consider myself to be skilled or brave off road..... In 2014 we came fourth despite loosing our log book, setting off late, and finding fine dining for lunch....
How could you lose the book?
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Re: Twinshock Trailfinder 2016

Post by lardmarc » Thu Dec 31, 2015 6:05 pm

Mr Shiney wrote: How could you lose the book.
You're in no position to slate anybody for being absent minded, about this time last year you were telling us how you'd lost a house.
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