Is there anybody here ?

[Tokerau boy]

It’s very quiet 🤐 , I did read about the motorcycle touring Parts of NZ may add one next month when it stops raining

[Tokerau boy]

It was the right way up in my photos but uploading here it fell over, the first bike in the photo is one of mine,

[MD]

Someone has to reply. WELCOME.

Yes, sadly it is quiet here these days. Once upon a time we discussed motorcycling and shared ride stories and bike reviews :2thumbsup. It was enjoyable to be here. Now it is dominated by Political Analysts :weep:

[merv]

Yes still here, so Welcome from me too. Cheers :niceone:

[jim.cox]

Someone has to reply. WELCOME.
Now it is dominated by Political Analysts :weep:

And there was I thinking they're Anal Politicists

[george formby]

I was gonna wait for the rain to stop before saying hi..... That's not working out very well.

I used to live on teh Karikari Peninsula. Lovely spot.

[Tokerau boy]

Ride 90 mile beach, as if I got stuck in soft sand I should be able to retrieve the bike and if it fell over it’s not too big to pickup, I been to Kaimaumau on the bike when I master the art of putting up photos I will add them

[george formby]

Ride 90 mile beach, as if I got stuck in soft sand I should be able to retrieve the bike and if it fell over it’s not too big to pickup, I been to Kaimaumau on the bike when I master the art of putting up photos I will add them

How did you go at Kaimaumau?

That silica sand sucks! Well, the dry stuff does.

[F5 Dave]

I rode 90 mile Beach with some lovely young thing on the back in a bikini (her not me).

The GS1100 wasn't a BMW, it was a suzuki tourer. Up through the Creek.

[JacksColdSweat]

I wasn't here. And no one can prove otherwise. :niceone:

[Vinz0r]

I rode 90 mile Beach with some lovely young thing on the back in a bikini (her not me).

The GS1100 wasn't a BMW, it was a suzuki tourer. Up through the Creek.

I did it on my 05 ZX636.

It was great fun, but nobody told me about the marshy stream at the end :crazy:

[F5 Dave]

Funny, it was quite clear when I did it, which was fortunate as I kinda went from one 'island' to the next.

Lovely young thing is putting the kids to bed shortly.

[wetanz]

lived in Rangiputa back in the 60's, only liveable house on the beach - was the old post office, no tourists, no holiday makers, no woke pos, no anybody - no power, pervasive smell of kero from the lanterns, remember the dragons face when dad brought a kerosene fridge home, the old orchards hidden along the beach produced great fruit, the mudflats down the harbour had great mud oysters-flounders and rays, many of the rotten old homesteads were full of bush honey - pretty simple living for a couple of bush-kids

Kaimaumau - caught my first GTs there

thanxs for the memories