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KTM200/stevo0987
13th June 2015, 17:48
Hello there, me and a mate were planning on going on a trip one weekend soon,
We are planning on going to Pouto point for a ride... is there anything we need to know about before we go? i don't even know if its legal or not but anyway. how likely is the chance of getting ripped off or any other tips to give us?
And any other riding spots around the Rodney district?
Cheers

FJRider
13th June 2015, 17:54
Hello there, me and a mate were planning on going on a trip one weekend soon,
We are planning on going to Pouto point for a ride... is there anything we need to know about before we go? i don't even know if its legal or not but anyway. how likely is the chance of getting ripped off or any other tips to give us?
And any other riding spots around the Rodney district?
Cheers

If the area is a Public place ... as in Public have (free .. ???) access .. WOF and registration is required.

KTM200/stevo0987
14th June 2015, 13:17
If the area is a Public place ... as in Public have (free .. ???) access .. WOF and registration is required.

Freeriding as in a beach, some sand dunes or something..

FJRider
14th June 2015, 14:35
Freeriding as in a beach, some sand dunes or something..

Both of these are defined as public places.


And unless otherwise signposted as such ... WOF/Rego is required and local speed limits for that area must be observed.

Most beaches usually have a speed limit of less than 50 km/hr.

scott411
15th June 2015, 08:40
kerotahi beach near waiuku is open, if you dont speed around the carpark/surf club you dont have an issue, can be quite busy tho, there are some dunes near the mouth of the waikato river,

caspernz
15th June 2015, 15:28
Seen a few dirtbike hoons here in Wiri over the weekend, splashing around in the old quarry where they're dumping the tunnel muck from the Waterview tunnel project. No idea as to the legalities of this adventure, but it looked like fun :crazy:

Akzle
15th June 2015, 16:17
kerotahi beach near waiuku is open, if you dont speed around the carpark/surf club you dont have an issue, can be quite busy tho, there are some dunes near the mouth of the waikato river,

good fishing too

apex
16th June 2015, 21:59
Hello there, me and a mate were planning on going on a trip one weekend soon,
We are planning on going to Pouto point for a ride... is there anything we need to know about before we go? i don't even know if its legal or not but anyway. how likely is the chance of getting ripped off or any other tips to give us?
And any other riding spots around the Rodney district?
Cheers

You can go to Muriwai although people on here will tell you that you cant. Just don't ride your bike on the beach then you don't need a warrant and reg. We normally drive down the beach with 4wd's and trailers and park up in the dunes. Sometimes the army will stop you if they are doing something up there but they just turn you around. We have seen them up there and they've just asked us to stay out of the bush. Take more than one 4wd, get the tide right, don't ride on the beach, respect other beach users and you should be fine. Some cool jumps to be found up in them dunes.

http://www.freeridermx.com/riding/fmx/freeriding-the-beach-%E2%80%93-video
(http://www.freeridermx.com/riding/fmx/freeriding-the-beach-%E2%80%93-video)
Keriotahi can be fun to, there is a bit of a hill climb down buy the river mouth just watch out for 4wd's.

barty5
19th June 2015, 04:24
You can go to Muriwai although people on here will tell you that you cant. Just don't ride your bike on the beach then you don't need a warrant and reg. We normally drive down the beach with 4wd's and trailers and park up in the dunes. Sometimes the army will stop you if they are doing something up there but they just turn you around. We have seen them up there and they've just asked us to stay out of the bush. Take more than one 4wd, get the tide right, don't ride on the beach, respect other beach users and you should be fine. Some cool jumps to be found up in them dunes.

http://www.freeridermx.com/riding/fmx/freeriding-the-beach-%E2%80%93-video
(http://www.freeridermx.com/riding/fmx/freeriding-the-beach-%E2%80%93-video)
Keriotahi can be fun to, there is a bit of a hill climb down buy the river mouth just watch out for 4wd's.

And then you post a video of everything you told him not to do im sure last time i was out there that there are signs everywhere telling you not to ride one the dune therefore making it illegal.

https://at.govt.nz/driving-parking/road-safety/road-rules/

Jimmy
19th June 2015, 10:36
Awesome riding over the Auckland Museum grounds (high speed jumps) and Musick Point golf club is good too, especially launching out of the bunkers.

omamari
6th July 2015, 22:26
Hey, pouto point is all good to ride at. Don't need wof or Rego, some good dune riding. Easiest was is to go in at baylys beach and then head south - if you have enough fuel to make it, it's a long beach. Just don't be knobs around the 'gaps', I.e where the access points to get onto the beach where the people are.

omamari
6th July 2015, 22:28
*caveat. legally Ripiro beach is a state highway. But it's not enforced if you're being sensible.