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

[Spark Plug]

Congrats Lyndon!!!!!!!


Well done sir.




ps. Thanks again for all the call in's on Rally Radio. I looked forward to it every evening.

[AZ-Twin]

I bet they are having a good party tonight!

Congratulations Lyndon and thanks for the phone calls and bringing us along with you, this is the closest thing to a race/ride report I have seen.

Like a good book, I enjoyed it, but am sad it is over.

[woody's wheel works]

Originally Posted by cyborg

Riding up the podium ramp tomorrow is going to be sweet for Pyndon!

congrats mate and kudos and warm fuzzies to all your loved ones,,,
Ohhh,,, and hope ya do a big wheelie up that ramp ,,a lil lagniappe for the faithful


woody

[Gunner45]

Great job mate! Its been fun to follow your quest for a Dakar finish.

[Mr Head]

Perfect.
Lyndon you did a great job.
And for all of us couch pilots you kept us involved.

For that we are truly thankful.

For me, I have done what I could manage to support your effort and I am proud of you as I can be.
Thank you for providing me the opportunity to ride along.

Qt his community of ADV opened this world to me and my family. You, Ned, Nate Hilsamer, and others have amazed us with your dedication, skill and just plain down to earth goodness as people and damned cool folks..

Thanks.
We are proud to know you, if only as part of this crazy ADV family.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by Adios Pantalones

Wow, what a ride!

First Dakar.

A top ten finish.

A high speed biff.

A rally ending breakdown, ziptied into submission.

A full Dakar experience.

And getting to do it all as the ultimate Father and son vacation!


I just don't know how you improve on that...

Nicely done Sir. Carry on.

[dave54]

Well Done Lyndon,
Great job from start to finish on your 1st Dakar.
Fantastic support from your team and crew in South America.It was incredible to be able to follow you stage by stage and follow you through the highs and lows of being a Dakar racer,The high for me was your amazing save of the fork bottom to finish the stage and stay in the Dakar.That was proper Dakar.Congratulations to all your supporters around the world who will have enjoyed and shared the communal AdvRider delight at your success.Now I`m going to drink a toast to your health and to your future.
Best Wishes Dave


HE CAME HE SAW
HE WHEELIED

[Toldlady]

Originally Posted by Mr Head

Perfect.
Lyndon you did a great job.
And for all of us couch pilots you kept us involved.

For that we are truly thankful.

For me, I have done what I could manage to support your effort and I am proud of you as I can be.
Thank you for providing me the opportunity to ride along.

Qt his community of ADV opened this world to me and my family. You, Ned, Nate Hilsamer, and others have amazed us with your dedication, skill and just plain down to earth goodness as people and damned cool folks..

Thanks.
We are proud to know you, if only as part of this crazy ADV family.

Thanks!

Ditto. We Pyns family, thank you all from the bottom of our hearts, for your amazing support & words of encouragement & this technology. As you can imagine it has been our lifeline for the last three weeks, we have been hooked 24/7 and it has been one amazing journey. Thanks again, we love you all XXXX:

[DeeGee]

Originally Posted by Toldlady

Ditto. We Pyns family, thank you all from the bottom of our hearts, for your amazing support & words of encouragement & this technology. As you can imagine it has been our lifeline for the last three weeks, we have been hooked 24/7 and it has been one amazing journey. Thanks again, we love you all XXXX:

Well said Ma!

[Drif10]

Annamarie, you know what I thought when I saw this pic?

Yup.









Chirpy giggles!

[Drif10]

Toldlady, and Annamarie,

As you have seen, we are one large, diverse, and kinda dysfunctional family around here.

And now, you're part of it (whether you like it or not).

Just because Lyndon finished his race, doesn't mean that we wouldn't be happy to have you stay with us. Stay with us here on the board, or if you ever come to town, mi casa es su casa.

When I travel, I stay in hotels because I choose to, not out of need. We have people everywhere, and are always interested in seeing those friends we haven't met yet.

Few people start out in this niche, 'adventure riding'. Almost all of us come from different riding backgrounds. Mine was offroad racing, then road racing, then touring, then into this 'what's down that path' mode. So we are, for the most part, experienced riders, tend to be professionals in our fields, and folks that will do anything for a friend we haven't met yet, because...it's in our nature to do so.

Many diverse backgrounds here. I was a soldier for 27 years, now retired, living in Canada. We have plumbers and surgeons, lawyers and factory workers, and even let in engineers.

All this to say: You are welcome here, and it is hoped that we will hear from you again in the future. You are fambly (you can decide for yourself if you want to admit that or not).

Cheers.


Jim

[bamarider]

Well said Drif...

Originally Posted by Drif10

Toldlady, and Annamarie,


All this to say: You are welcome here, and it is hoped that we will hear from you again in the future. You are fambly (you can decide for yourself if you want to admit that or not).

Cheers.


Jim

[charlie264]

Originally Posted by woody's wheel works

congrats mate and kudos and warm fuzzies to all your loved ones,,,
Ohhh,,, and hope ya do a big wheelie up that ramp ,,a lil lagniappe for the faithful


woody

Well done woody, those wheels looked sweat.

[DeeGee]

Pyn getting ready to go get his trophy!!

[Annamarie]

Originally Posted by Drif10

Annamarie, you know what I thought when I saw this pic?

Yup.









Chirpy giggles!

[Annamarie]

Originally Posted by Drif10

Toldlady, and Annamarie,

As you have seen, we are one large, diverse, and kinda dysfunctional family around here.

And now, you're part of it (whether you like it or not).

Just because Lyndon finished his race, doesn't mean that we wouldn't be happy to have you stay with us. Stay with us here on the board, or if you ever come to town, mi casa es su casa.

When I travel, I stay in hotels because I choose to, not out of need. We have people everywhere, and are always interested in seeing those friends we haven't met yet.

Few people start out in this niche, 'adventure riding'. Almost all of us come from different riding backgrounds. Mine was offroad racing, then road racing, then touring, then into this 'what's down that path' mode. So we are, for the most part, experienced riders, tend to be professionals in our fields, and folks that will do anything for a friend we haven't met yet, because...it's in our nature to do so.

Many diverse backgrounds here. I was a soldier for 27 years, now retired, living in Canada. We have plumbers and surgeons, lawyers and factory workers, and even let in engineers.

All this to say: You are welcome here, and it is hoped that we will hear from you again in the future. You are fambly (you can decide for yourself if you want to admit that or not).

Cheers.


Jim

Thank you so much, I know I speak on behalf of myself and mum when I say we truly have been made to feel at home here, we thank you all for your help and support. We are very much proud to be part of such an amazing fambly and our doors are also always open as some of you inmates already know. We may even get to meet a few more of you at Lyndons Dakar talks which are sure to follow and maybe unknowingly met some of you at the pre Dakar talk in Bradford.