Lyndon Poskitt Racing - A blue print for Dakar 2013 - and he did it!

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  1. dakardood

    dakardood Been here awhile

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    Lyndon,

    The bike is looking stunning, an absolute credit to you. You've worked really hard to make this happen.

    Just wanted to say a huge public thanks to Lyndon here for the work he did on my 690 bike I took to the Heroes Legend 2012 Rally this year. I started that rally without any worries over the bike letting me down. The bike went through some nasty stuff and just kept on going, I'm in no doubt this was massively due to Lyndon's work on that bike before I went.

    I can't say enough about how meticulous he is with his work and this is going to give him a huge advantage over a lot of other riders.

    Bring it home Lyndon, you absolutely deserve to get this one in the bag for sheer prep work you've done alone.

    Good luck (to your dad, too), catch you on the flipside! :clap:clap:clap:clap
  2. Leodis41

    Leodis41 I wanna Orange one!!

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    Soon be time for the racing hair cut then.:pynd
  3. Hayduke

    Hayduke ///SAFETY THIRD/// Supporter

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    Gotta go to San Ignacio for that.

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  4. pebble35

    pebble35 Long timer

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    Well if Pyn shaves his head there is £50 heading his way from me. Anyone else up for sponsoring a silly haircut ?


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  5. Pyndon

    Pyndon Long timer Supporter

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    Thanks for your kind words James, the last few weeks has been crazy busy getting my own bike ready. Glad the bike went well and you got through the Heroes without any dramas (other than sleeping out in the dunes all night :D).

    I only know how to prepare a bike one way and any bike that leaves my hands is of the same standard. It either gets done the right way or goes somewhere else :D

    Moving onto the haircut topic, I had not thought about that as a possible route to fund raising but let me say this, if it hits £1000 I'll do it. I need a headshave donation button on my web-site :D
  6. Pyndon

    Pyndon Long timer Supporter

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  7. B-Rod

    B-Rod RubberNecker

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    Nice! The bike looks amazing. You're going to have the factory boys jealous. Do us all proud with a finish, but of course, that'll mean you should slow down a little. I watched your videos, and you are faaaast! Go Pyn!
  8. Flanny

    Flanny Flanny-it-up!

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  9. ganshert

    ganshert not sleeping

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    +1 :thumb
  10. dox

    dox How much for the ape?

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    Pynd - New Adventure Rally Jacket looks great. :thumb

    If you can make time, could you give a brief outline of your physical training regimen to prepare for Dakar?
  11. Pyndon

    Pyndon Long timer Supporter

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    Yes, but I'm going to do a short video explaining what I am doing. Keep your eye on my blog and Facebook for more info. I'll post here too. It involves lots of early mornings! :D
  12. FinnDuro

    FinnDuro Winter wonderlanding

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    The jacket looks incredibly good! Hope to see it available from Klim soon - I'd be tempted, especially in blue. Would go so well with my 500 exc sixdays. (I'm vain, oh yeah). :)
  13. dox

    dox How much for the ape?

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    Early mornings... Apparently so, considering what time it is across the pond when you responded. :D Thanks, looking forward to the video. :lurk

    Your twitter pic from a few days ago prompted me to look into Chris Boardman's bikes... Cool stuff :thumb
  14. ThomasVolomitz

    ThomasVolomitz New Old Stock

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    Thanks for the gear!
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  15. Pyndon

    Pyndon Long timer Supporter

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    Awesome, nice to see the stickers are getting out and about :D
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  17. tehdutchie

    tehdutchie Long timer

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    I am interested to see how the CE protection works when it is fitted in the jacket instead of a pressure suite... Any thoughts on that??
  18. JMo (& piglet)

    JMo (& piglet) Unicorn breeder

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    I think he should dye it blue to match the bike... £50 from me too!

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  19. Pyndon

    Pyndon Long timer Supporter

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    :clap That's £100 now, any more offers :D
  20. Pyndon

    Pyndon Long timer Supporter

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    Well, I've used them for the past 4 years with no issues so I know it works. Those of you that have seen the DVD Salt and Gold will remember that I used the prototype back in 2009 when I rode across the Sahara Desert.

    It's far more comfortable that a pressure suit or hard armour and the major advantage is that you only have one item to deal with. When it's hot and you stop, you are down to your t-shirt (Lyndon Poskitt Racing synthetic t-shirt of course :D) within seconds.

    Back, elbows, shoulders (including frontal coverage) and chest, all taken care of in the jacket. :deal
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