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Motoracer
2nd April 2012, 09:09
Hi there,

After spending 3 years in Frankfurt Germany, I'm back in Auckland, New Zealand.

I'll look forward to catching up with my old mates in here at some stage in the days to come. I also have to find a bike again first.

Cheers,
Sudeep

MSTRS
2nd April 2012, 09:58
Welcome (back) to the Hotel California.

MadDuck
2nd April 2012, 10:18
Hey you and welcome back.

That 3 years went pretty quickly. I am still short and slow. Hopefully catch up with you soon.

Matt Bleck
2nd April 2012, 10:28
Welcome back Sudeep, you gunna going racing again?

kiwifruit
2nd April 2012, 12:20
Welcome home

onearmedbandit
2nd April 2012, 12:45
Welcome home mate.

Fast Eddie
2nd April 2012, 14:45
wilkommen zuruck nach kleine deutschland. a.k.a. neuseeland!

so many german tourists roaming round town these days, hear em everywhere

Zapf
2nd April 2012, 15:48
Welcome back, I just got back on KB alittle myself.

Would like to have a chat to you re Germany at some stage as I am going there for a long holiday. :)

avgas
2nd April 2012, 16:00
Apparently RG150's are out and Scopio's are in. So may be get one of those.
I blame the global financial crisis.
FYI some of KB are no longer with us if you haven't been keeping an eye on here. Certainly gave me a shock after coming back to KB.

Gremlin
2nd April 2012, 23:53
3 years already? Crikey!

:wavey:

Motoracer
3rd April 2012, 14:30
Thanks for the warm welcome guys.

Na, not going to get back into racing anytime soon.

Vielen Dank Fast Eddie!

Zapf, just let me know with what you want to know about Germany, I can tell you a lot.

Zapf
4th April 2012, 03:52
Zapf, just let me know with what you want to know about Germany, I can tell you a lot.

Going to UK in Sept for 2 months and looking to ride around Europe inc Germany 2 up. Any tips / recommendations based on your time in DE/Frankfurt? :)

I will be buying a CB900 in UK and have it kitted up for the trip.

Motoracer
4th April 2012, 10:25
Going to UK in Sept for 2 months and looking to ride around Europe inc Germany 2 up. Any tips / recommendations based on your time in DE/Frankfurt? :)

I will be buying a CB900 in UK and have it kitted up for the trip.

Just go to http://www.bestbikingroads.com/

You can plan your route by choosing the good routes there. The info in that site is very reliable I would say. If you go there in Sep and you will ride for two months, things could be a bit cold in November and the weather could be a bit crap but you never know. Last year Nov, the weather was really ok. The year before was not that great. Autum is not really predictable in Germany. Dont expect too much in terms of twisties once you are used to New Zealand roads. The twisties there are pretty short in distance and sparcely spread out. Just enjoy the view when the sun shines. The trees in German have a very special golden colour in Autum.

Zapf
4th April 2012, 18:13
Just go to http://www.bestbikingroads.com/

You can plan your route by choosing the good routes there. The info in that site is very reliable I would say. If you go there in Sep and you will ride for two months, things could be a bit cold in November and the weather could be a bit crap but you never know. Last year Nov, the weather was really ok. The year before was not that great. Autum is not really predictable in Germany. Dont expect too much in terms of twisties once you are used to New Zealand roads. The twisties there are pretty short in distance and sparcely spread out. Just enjoy the view when the sun shines. The trees in German have a very special golden colour in Autum.

Thanks. did you ride in DE?

SPman
4th April 2012, 18:31
Sudeep and Felix - a blast from the past.......

Motoracer
5th April 2012, 12:03
Thanks. did you ride in DE?

Yep, I had a 954. I worked a lot and did not have too much free time to ride. P.S. The twisties are different there than the coro. When I did ride, it was just by myself. The fast guys just ride on the track and the road riders are just tourers who were really slow. I guess that is ideal but I did not have enough money to race there (far too expensive without sponsorship) and track days in Hockenheimring were too impossible. 1 or 2 track days per season and when they did open it for bikes there were 100s of bikes on the track, from what I heard. So I just did Nurburgring a few times which was good fun and scary at the same time. It can be very very dangerous. Lots of accidents and some fatals every now and then.

For touring around, its perfect on the other hand.

sugilite
5th April 2012, 12:18
Welcome back dude :yes:

Marmoot
6th April 2012, 09:38
Hey man, welcome back.
For good, semi-permanent, or just holiday?

We should catch up (at you-know-where) at some point.

erik
9th April 2012, 08:12
welcome back!

DEATH_INC.
9th April 2012, 08:54
They let you come back???? :crazy:
Be good to catch up with ya sometime.

ajturbo
9th April 2012, 10:23
wow.. you returned.. woo hoo... when you come south, let me know...:woohoo:

Kornholio
9th April 2012, 11:54
Welcome back man

Motoracer
10th April 2012, 09:56
Thanks guys. I am back on a semi-permanent to permanent basis. Would be cool to catch up with you in the days to come.