Free breakfast on 22 March 2012

[Sis]

I have been emailed a pdf from Auckland Transport that states-

FREE Motorcycle Breakfast
Come and join us for our first Auckland wide Motorcycle
breakfast at the Fish Market. Auckland Transport is running
a safety campaign for motorcyclists in March.
FREE giveaways, a chance to win Five Urban gloves,
Motomail vouchers and more fun interactive activities.
Look forward to seeing you there!
FREE EVENT
Thursday 22nd March 2012, 6am-9am
Fish Market, 22-32 Jellicoe Street, Freemans Bay

258811

[blue rider]

so where do we meet....and will they have lot's o bacon :drool:

[Madness]

and will they have lot's o bacon :drool:

My guess is just fish. And Hi-Viz vests for dessert.

[blue rider]

My guess is just fish. And Hi-Viz vests for dessert.

your no fun, and your taste is just how can i put this......puritan?

[Madness]

your no fun, and your taste is just how can i put this......puritan?


Puritanism - the haunting fear that someone, somewhere may be happy.

Yeah, I'll give you that one :bleh:

[G4L4XY]

So just three of you going then? haha

[pzkpfw]

They must be expecting onearmedbandit‎, too, with Five gloves to give away.

[Zedder]

I'm not keen on having motorcycle for breakfast.

[_Shrek_]

They must be expecting onearmedbandit‎, too, with Five gloves to give away.

:laugh: ya beat me to it

[NONONO]

Happy to be there, maybe time for our Mayor to have a punch up the bracket.
Just be a good chance to discuss Auckland roading policy with Mr Len Bastard, who incidentally, considers motorcycles, too dangerous to be included in the overall Auckland plan and would like motorcycles excluded from any and all future roading plans in Auckland.
See you, or most likely, given your gutless position on roading policy, one of your flunkies on the set date Mr Mayor.

[DMNTD]

....you had me at free breakfast :drool:

[NONONO]

And then I see this on
http://www.aucklandtransport.govt.nz/moving-around/road-safety/MotorcycleSafety/Pages/default.aspx

The majority of motorcycle crashes that involve another vehicle, happen because the other driver failed to see or give way to the motorcyclist.

The most common reason other vehicle drivers give for their involvement in motorcycle crashes is “looked, but didn’t see him”.

WTF?
Where was Nick Smitt or Junkey when that one was discovered?
Take a stand FFS! One way or the other.
Auckland roading, has NO policies on motorcycles or how bikers can be involved in the decision making process, might be a good time to be having breakfast..

[1billyboy]

Done the breakfast. I think there were more The Rock people than bikers there:yes:

[Madness]

Done the breakfast.

Was there fish?

[1billyboy]

Bacon and egg burger, muffin and all the coffee you like. Got a free pen and hi viz and a bottle of water. Plus a The Rock sticker:crazy: