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Well, if the Ol' Girl is outta the panel shop by then id love to tag along but erm, im a litle way away so i may need help getting there :)

Im up here in CQ and might bring a few fresh recruits along with any luck! If its possible id love a contact numero so i can get some directions ect

LOL bloodzkull told you you should of not of sold it

kinda regret it but i need the money for other stuff, plus bikes are awesome even though it's not as fast as the gtr haha.

it's getting a heap more mods with the new owner too.

all good cause i've organised a lift with another person if my mate isn't coming.

Im serious,

Can someone PM the K's from final destination to maroochydore then.

150km maroochydore to yatala

90km yatala to final destination

then between 60km and 240km from final destination to maroochydore

so between all up between 300km and 480km

Thats great,

If were stopping directly on the highway from 90ks north or south of yatala.

The second we turn your theory wont work.

Theres to many variables to assume that.

yeah hence the BETWEEN - i listed worse and best case scenarios :D

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