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Cibby
14th September 2005, 07:58
Alllllllrrriiiggghhttttllly Then...

Who is coming along?!??!?!!?! :yeah:

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/calendar.php?do=getinfo&e=580&c=1

I'm "supposed" to be moving flats this weekend, but i think there will be time for a small ride on sunday.. weather permitting of course..

But any people on 250's would be great as i have ridden with "Blackyoshi" and his crowd before and i really dont wanna look at his vanishing tale lights the whole time!!!!!!! :Pokey:

R6_kid
14th September 2005, 14:57
was gonna be going that way in 2 weeks. Will see what the weathers doing in the morning, otherwise count me in.

Damon
14th September 2005, 19:37
I'm probibly going to be visiting a mate in Kopu that day so would be keen to catch you on the way back if you come back through Kopu, I'll probibly be two up so wont be thrashing , if it all pans out i'll give you guys my number on saturday and if you come back that way give me a call at Kopu and i'll join you for the trip home.

Cibby
14th September 2005, 22:59
I'm probibly going to be visiting a mate in Kopu that day so would be keen to catch you on the way back if you come back through Kopu, I'll probibly be two up so wont be thrashing , if it all pans out i'll give you guys my number on saturday and if you come back that way give me a call at Kopu and i'll join you for the trip home.

sounds deeelightful :hbd:

motobob
15th September 2005, 19:41
I'll be interested in tagging along. Fun roads if it stays dry. Hell fun in the wet too if yah let the bike have its head. :spudflip:

bugjuice
15th September 2005, 19:47
hate to burst the bubble, but Saturday is meant to be a bit crappy, and Sunday is looking to be utter pants..
If it's dry and the weather dudes are wrong, then I guess I'll be up for a cruise..

Right Charlie
15th September 2005, 20:07
Definite maybe...

Erm, where is Whangamata? somewhere up north?

Cibby
15th September 2005, 21:14
i have no idea actually...

i assume south as we are meeting at the papakura autobann.

but... like BJ so kindly points out.. the weather looks crap....

dumb weather....

Right Charlie
16th September 2005, 17:12
Getting a new back tire tomorrow (Discovered my rear tire is too big for the rim :oi-grr: ) So will turn up for the ride, hopefully sunny, but dont mind a light deluge or two.

Managed to get somone to take the Dreaded Duty phone off me for the day too, so now i have to go, lest i keep the phone and get called in :eek5:

Right Charlie
16th September 2005, 17:16
Man, this ride is MASSIVE! Trip to Whangamata is 165km alone

http://www.whangamata.co.nz/travelti.htm

TLDV8
16th September 2005, 17:43
Definite maybe...

Erm, where is Whangamata? somewhere up north?

If you are coming from Tauranga,yes :devil2:

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Cary
17th September 2005, 08:13
I'll be heading that way at around 9am on my way (rain or shine) to Ohope so will clear the way for ya :banana:

myvice
17th September 2005, 12:13
I'm keen, but if its raining I'll stay at home and bitch about the weather.
because I'm soft

Potzman
17th September 2005, 13:04
Some good sights down that way, am contemplating it if u guys dont mind a poxy little 2 stroke tagging along... riiinngg ding ding.

Hey charlie, are you the charlie I know from out at whenuapai who blats around on a wicked sounding gixer 250? its me potz, an AVTECH from ur recruit course :P

LXS
17th September 2005, 17:00
ill be there, should be an interesting ride.

be gd to put some faces to names

DevoDave
17th September 2005, 17:37
Does anyone know what the weather is going to like? Pissing down at the moment it'll be bloddy wet on the east coast of Coromandel if this keeps up.

Right Charlie
17th September 2005, 17:50
Some good sights down that way, am contemplating it if u guys dont mind a poxy little 2 stroke tagging along... riiinngg ding ding.

Hey charlie, are you the charlie I know from out at whenuapai who blats around on a wicked sounding gixer 250? its me potz, an AVTECH from ur recruit course :P

hey I know it sounds good, but lets not forget the Mad Max Stylin Brah... :eek:

Yeah, this is Foxy/Charlie the SSUPLR from your recruit course... ahhhhh, those were the days, all we had to think about was cleaning windows, floors, toilets, windows, surrounds, boots, clothes... and ironing... and running around - lots... life was good.

Right Charlie
17th September 2005, 17:53
Does anyone know what the weather is going to like? Pissing down at the moment it'll be bloddy wet on the east coast of Coromandel if this keeps up.

Rain in auckland, Rain in Waihi, Rain in Tauranga... super...

Im thinking ill go for a blat anyway, test out me we weathers.

Right Charlie
18th September 2005, 07:12
SO whos going?



STORMY WEATHER FOR PARTS OF THE NORTH ISLAND ON SUNDAY MetService forecasters expect a very deep low to cross of the North Island on Sunday, with the potential for a short burst of heavy rain and gales in many areas. However, the greatest risk of severe gales, lies in the north of the Island, specifically in Northland, Auckland, Coromandel Peninsula, Bay of Plenty and the East Cape area. In these areas, gusts to 120 km/h are possible from early Sunday morning through to Sunday night. These sort of winds have the potential to cause damage to trees, powerlines, lift roofs and to make driving conditions extremely hazardous. Meanwhile, the heaviest rain is expected in the Bay of Plenty, particularly about the eastern ranges, also the northern ranges of Gisborne and about Mt Taranaki. 100 to 140mm of rain could fall between the early hours of Sunday morning through to Sunday night. This is not exceptional for these areas, however short high intensity falls of 25mm per hour could cause some local surface flooding and people should also be on the alert for rapidly rising rivers and streams. Finally, the combination of exceptionally low pressures (falling to around 975 hectopascals), very strong onshore winds and abnormally high tides Sunday morning and evening may produce significant storm tides in some places, in particular, around the Hauraki Gulf, Firth of Thames, and the Bay of Plenty.

Cary
18th September 2005, 18:37
Weather was ok, roads were wet but fun even on adventure tyres. Managed to go all the way to Ohope and back to Alk and the only real heavy rain was the last 20k's on the motorway :doh:

The road from Whangamata to Waihi is well worth doing too. Looking forward to doing that road again in the dry.

BLACKYOSHI1000
18th September 2005, 19:22
well it fu*kin pissed down all right :shit:
but 3 of us went for a ride round huna area found a few old roads i havent seen for a while :ride:
didnt get to much rain either stopped for hot choc at clevedon
:scooter:was good to see i new rider out there lookin for ridein time and keen to get out there
to all those big litre riders harded up will ya :finger:
:drinknsin BLACKYOSHI1000

LXS
18th September 2005, 21:39
yep, 'twas a good ride indeed.

where was everyone else :cold:



alex

Cibby
19th September 2005, 21:43
yep, 'twas a good ride indeed.

where was everyone else :cold:



alex

sorry guys, i totally chickend out,, not to mention that i slept until 10:30ish and woke with a bit of a hang over..

hopefully this weekend then ;)