UNFORTUNATELY, IT'S been a bit of a slow month for me and the Sherco SEF300. We've had a lot of rain around the Sydney/central coast areas my days of going out in the mud and riding until I wear the chain, sprockets and brake pads out are long gone. Funny how that is once you don't have a parts budget you can dip into. Plus, when the mud gets like that, the clean up when you get home is a nightmare. So, the big Sherco 300 SEF Factory has remained garaged up nice and dry waiting until we get some sunshine back.
I'll also blame the fact that I just fitted new Holeshot graphics to the Sherco, so I definitely don't feel like destroying that in the mud. I have been a part of the Holeshot Graphics family for as long as I can remember and the Kenny family – Brett, Cam and Dan – have become lifelong friends of mine and every time I manage to score an long termer, they are more than happy to help me
