If it is a Redback you wont feel its bite, :ani29: but the Reback beer is not a bad drop with a :bbq: :cheers:
Yeah, but don't be fooled - you might not feel it
WHEN it bites, but it won't take long before you
REALLY feel it!! :gaah:
I would love to see your countryside off the back off a nice RTL going 45. Let the darn creepy crawlies catch me there!!:2thumbs:
We run on the metric system here (like most of the rest of the World

) so a speed of 45 kph (kilometres per hour) isn't
anywhere near fast enough... Come to that, neither is 45
miles per hour, cos the Big Red Roos, those big aggro buggas that can stand up on their hind legs, draw themselves up to over 6ft tall so they can look down their noses at you (and grin with their pretty savage teeth right in your face!!) the Roos that are often built well enough to make Hulk Hogan look a tad anemic, they can fairly easily do that sorta speed; and if they catch you, they'll try to grab you with those dirty great claws on the ends of their front paws, pull you in close, prop themselves up on their tails and then rip you open from chin to crutch with the claws on their back legs that are about 5 times as big as those on their front paws!! nojoke
That's a part of the reason we don't usually drive that slow out bush! Well, that and the fact that you'd never get anywhere when the gap between servo's is maybe 300+ km and the next big town is over 1000 km away!

Mind you, there's the Perenti Goannas to worry about too; they aren't real fast, only about 40 kph, but they do grow up to about 8 to 10ft long, they're one of largest living Monitor Lizards on Earth; and of course, there's always the snakes - King Browns, Red-bellied Blacks, Tiger snakes, and more; pretty much all deadly and it doesn't really matter what type they are, they just don't care if you're on a motorbike or even in a car, cos as far as they're concerned, you come too near or piss them off, then you're fair game! :lecturef_smilie:
But has anyone told you about our Drop Bears....
https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/news/2021/04/drop-bears-target-tourists-study-says/ :yikes: