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Lost in Woky
Thanks for the 14 guys who turned up Sat to try and follow my GPS navigating skills on a new route.
It is harder than you think. Guys like Tommy ,Pounce and Mikkal make it look easy. Not sure I was given the skills to actually ride a bike and look at the GPS at the same time. Despite that, I had fun trying. Apart from getting slightly off course a few times, there were only a few dramas. Jed takes bad luck rider of the day, with broken headlamp and flat tyre. Shit just happens some rides. We lost JNR ,Zac and one other for a while. Fortunately all ended well after we back tracked. They had the sense not to head off on a tangent. Stayed on the track and waited for us. For the new guys ,a good lesson on what to do in that situation. We all had a god laugh when we met. However ,they could have followed an incorrect track or headed down the main road. Most of us, have seen what happens when riders think they are doing the right thing. The ride quickly turns to shit with one group not knowing what the other are doing. Stay on the track and wait. Finally, thanks to DT200 Andy for sweeping and handling the chaos when I missed the tracks and had to u turn. Husq Mike ChatGPT is the rage at the moment, so I thought I would give it a try for a ride report. Just typed in key words and this story was generated. HuskyMike, a skilled rider, took charge as the lead for the exciting adventure organized by Hooters. The destination was the thrilling Wokalup, where the crew gathered to embark on an unforgettable ride. The trail consisted of challenging single tracks, thrilling twin tracks, and steep hills that tested the riders' skills. Despite the cold 5-degree morning, the group of 15 riders eagerly set off on their journey. HuskyMike's impressive speed pushed the limits, providing ample opportunities for the riders to practice pivot turns. Unfortunately, Jed had a mishap, taking a tumble and ending his day with a flat tire. Amidst the excitement, we lost track of JNR and Zac, once found the crew continued on, covering a remarkable 64 kilometers of enjoyable riding. It was a fantastic day out, with an awesome crew, and special thanks to sweep Andy for his support throughout the ride. Jack Pikey lead a ride around the Wokalup area, sussing out some new tracks & trails, hence us getting lost. Jack tried using AI for the report, so I thought I'd have a go too. I had well over an hour of video so this was made using the video editing software's "AI" Auto Beat Sync where you chose a bit of music then the program chooses the "best bits" of all the footage (lol) & edits/syncs the video to the beat of the music.        |
