I've been asked to put my arse where my mouth is (settle down boys...) and actually organise this... It's one of my suggestions in this thread: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...25&postcount=5
Lesson outcome: For people to realise that engine capacity has little to do with power, speed or perceived danger.
So the idea is to park 2 bikes at a location with lots of foot traffic: A supersport 600 and a tourer 1300 or something similar, with clear signs showing stats like capacity, hp, bike style, etc. We'll also have A5 flyers with clear, calm points on why the ACC levy proposals are unjust and why people should care.
JD will be doing up the flyers, and sourcing bikes. I'll sort out some posters.
I'll need volunteers who can turn up at a bike shop at about 11.45am, ride the bike to the designated location, and have some lunch and hand out flyers if people ask. Don't get into arguments... just say you're not there to argue, but they can read the flyer if they want to know more. Then at 1pm, bring the bikes back. Easy.
Requirements:
- Have a "Target" T-shirt and have it on when you take off your jacket for lunch,
- Full license, and
- Full gear (Full face helmet, jacket, pants, boots, gloves).
- Not a squid.
Register your availability by replying to this thread.
Locations: Frank Kitts Park, Midland Park, Courtney Place, Old Banks' Arcade, Parliament lawns. One for each day of the week...
I'll let you know which bike shop, location and schedule when it's sorted.
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