It is only illegal if you don't pull at least one minging wheelie.
It is only illegal if you don't pull at least one minging wheelie.
Nail your colours to the mast that all may look upon them and know who you are.
It takes a big man to cry...and an even bigger man to laugh at that man.
...I parked a Volkswagen on a newly formed bit of road near the ferry wharf in Lyttelton once...the concrete had only just been floated and was 8 inches deep...it's really amazing what those big wheels can drive through...it really fucked off the gang of harbour board chippies who had just poured it...I was a chippy in another gang...
I know the road you're talking about OP. My colleague at work cycles over it regularly with the Tauranga Cycling Club (or something). TCC recently sent a letter to the club saying that workers were "concerned" with the number of cyclists on the new road with equipment around etc. But no one seemed overly worried about it.
edit: Having said that, not sure why you'd want to bother. It's a long straight piece of highway, literally the most boring type of road out there.
Yes it is. I want to see what my bike tops out at and this seems a good piece of road to try it on.
Its way longer than any racetrack straight, should be smooth as, no other traffic and no cops to worry about.
It will be a one off and I wont be on it for long.
The new roundabout and entry/ exits at the Rotorua end are alot of fun tho.
Actually I've been looking for the ideal piece of road to do a plug chop on my stroker....
Vietnam has just opted to replace all of its national highways .... in one go. ALL of the bikes head straight through the cones and dodge a myriad of construction vehicles to continue their journey (I can speak volumes for the awesome grip that wet bitumen offers).
I did once in the driving rain come within a few feet of not noticing that a bridge was yet to be constructed :/ Sadly, the GoPro wasn't running for that one.
Drove an unopened bit of SH1 by Taupo in the '80s. Wasn't sealed but was a formed road. Still have good memories of that night. Didn't get caught so can't comment on the legal implications.
I wonder if a connection could be made?
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