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Depends upon how much your back wheel spun in that muddy patch.

Pretty near on 11km

Thanks for a great day out (bloody hard day out) Rocky Riders. Love the atmosphere around our MTB communities and Castlemaine provided this in spades. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

I don't understand why the standard start time isn't 9am. About half of the rounds in the series finish with presentation and pack up in the dark. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Great to be back 8-) Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Yeah, that was me; got out of shape on the first jump and never regained control. No broken bones, but alot of broken skin and stitches next to my eye. Still feeling pretty ordinary. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Just want to send a big thanks to everyone that was involved in my rescue. Spewin' to have missed most of the race.

Would have entered this, but it clashes with other things I have on for Melbourne Cup weekend as have the past VES events programmed for the same weekend.

I agree. I've been running tubeless for > 2 years on my everyday road bike and have only had 1 complete flat in that time and that's over 20,000 km of riding.

Much, much, much gentler than the private property.

Depends on the context of impact; eg. How will this impact that? (affect) What impact did this have on that? (effect)

There's quite a bit of down hill. It just goes much, much quicker than the rest of the ride!

Hey Jess, I'll buy one of your Tundras if you want to sell it.

Exactly what I'm using. Get used to one and you'll be used to the other.

Ooh, Blores would make a great 6-hour circuit!

Yeah, but you had a good time taking the Canadians for a ride (no pun intended); referring to your jibes about the Canadian Rockies.

My Garmin indicates 15.9km/lap.

Keep at it Peachey. I've been off the smokes for 3&1/2 years now after 31 years of it. That and taking up riding are the best things I've ever done.

Maybe they're New Zealanders; Git ut?

Ground effect long fingered MTB gloves seem to be OK. It's not like there are high sustained speeds as with road riding, so you certainly don't need the warmth of winter road gloves.