So we ended up overstaying a day in Rainbow and missing our bus to 1770... Instead of coming and telling us that we've overstayed a night and making us pay, they let us stay an extra night and tried to charge us in the morning.. Apparently there was too many people in the hostel and they couldn't find us... Well our room would've been a good place to start.! Luckily being late a day didn't effect the tour we booked in 1770, scooteroo. So we woke up the morning of the tour.. Went down to the scooteroo area.. Only to find out they had overbooked.. Even though we Had reconfirmed the tour the day before when we missed our bus. They went through their books and found ours penciled in, but hadn't been printed out on their sheet.. Safe to say we weren't too happy about the whole thing. All they could do was wait and see if anybody either didn't turn up for the trip or if they couldn't pass the safety practical.. Driving in a circle. Luckily two people didn't turn up, so me and Jord were on.. And two rather large Essex girls had less balance than a newborn baby and kept heading off into fields. So Danny got on as well. We didn't really have any problems passing the driving test after riding in Asia pretty much everyday although as the scooters had been kitted out to look like choppers the breaks were controlled by a foot peddle. Now we all got suited a booted with some bad boy leather jackets and helmets to look like a little biker gang. Now unfortunately it worked out that I was the last one to choose my bike.. Meaning there was only one left. A bright pink one... Perfect.! Driving round the countryside in a 30 bike convoy was pretty cool, some nice roads and saw plenty of kangaroos along the way