Putty

[rossco]

Not great Quality and long but nice to do it with a beer.

The Putty Rd - The Best Bits

[craigo]

Just beautiful, I got to go for a nice ride sitting at my PC. 

Thanks, that was nice 

[rossco]

Thanks,Craigo & rider .Wish I was savvy pooter enuf to put on DVD & watch on big screen.
BTW North to south and close to Sydney.Onboard camera ""Ï gotta get me one of these

[FJSpringy]

unfortunately the halfway house burnt down a few weeks ago, so no food or petrol, you need to fill up at Bulga or Colo Heights, but the road is still the same 

[rossco]

I'll post a pic (gallery)of me mate angry about his burger on a Coolah ride ,we we're warned to fuel up

[FJSpringy]

We were there the week before it burnt down and had a sausage roll and coffee on a run back to Sydney from Merriwa it was always a pleasant place to stop and have a stretch, we were there a week or so ago and as we stopped and looked at it, we heard several sports bikes screaming down the straight from the north, you should have seen their faces when they realised there was no fuel, they crawled off most sedately 


I hope it gets rebuilt fairly quickly 

[wheels]

hey rosco this me going home for a beer after a hard day at work .cheers mate. wheels

[wheels]

oh the video didnt work .how did you do that?

[rossco]

D'day Wheels

flux capacitor..Jk
the bloke who made it is comp. savvy,I guess.
matter of trial and error and/or asking some 13 yr old geek,websearch,someone here might be able to help
Been asking him to send me the DVD

Good luck

[ren-dog]

I still remember riding the Putty on my first bike (RZ250).
I used to look forward to going to work early on Mondays.
They were still building that M (for monstrosity) thing.
Going home on Fridays was a bummer due to the traffic  but
I used to pretend I was in the States. 

Ode to the Putty is what we need, its almost as good as the road just
outside Torquay. But its been many years since I've been there.

[waricle]

I also have fond memories of the Putty road in the late 60's -early 70's on a Bultaco Metralla 250.
Had to be bloody careful at night- if you revved the thing too hard it would blow the light bulb- SCARY

[Arnie]

I also have fond memories of the Putty road in the late 60's -early 70's on a Bultaco Metralla 250.
Had to be bloody careful at night- if you revved the thing too hard it would blow the light bulb- SCARY

It never blew the headlight globe OR the taillight globe unless you missed a shift. If you did miss that shift, you'd be replacing one or the other almost every time.  I learned to carry a spare (still do).

Cheers,
Arnie

[roverfj1200]

Was down there on that wet weekend a few weeks a go.

[Harvy]

Hey Rover.....good to see you over here mate.


Harvy

[FJSpringy]

the bulga pub not a bad place to setup for a quick run down the putty