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WRT
11th January 2006, 13:11
Just looking at going for a ride on Saturday, anyone heading up that way, keen for a ride?
The CR is in need of a dusting off, havent been out since before xmas.
WRT
13th January 2006, 13:24
All right you bloody slackers - I'll be there at least! Do you buggers ever get out for a ride?
Anyways, if you do happen to be up that way in the morning, keep an eye out for me, I'll be on the CR (along with a couple of guys on older 4 strokes), and my wagons a blue legacy towing a black trailer. Pretty sure we're gonna be taking my wheels up there, so if you see it there, then pop in and say hi.
cheese
16th January 2006, 10:43
hey I'm back now and I've just rebuilt my suspension so I might be up for this weekend maybe......
Keen?
Danger
17th January 2006, 06:25
Went to Waitemata's twilight trailride in Riverhead on Friday arvo. Much more fun than Woodhill bikepark at this time of year.
WRT
17th January 2006, 08:55
Hey Cheese - I'll try my best (http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=23201).
And Danger - that would have been good, but unfortunately the only time I had to get out was on Sat.
cheese
17th January 2006, 11:06
hey WRT, where are you in auckland?
Danger - Riverhead sounds good, can I just go out there?
Firefight
17th January 2006, 11:08
hey WRT, where are you in auckland?
Danger - Riverhead sounds good, can I just go out there?
No
F/F
WRT
17th January 2006, 11:18
I'm in One Tree Hill. And you been to Thunder Valley? Thats worth a go, but the distance means that you need to make a full day out of it.
cheese
17th January 2006, 11:23
yeah I'm on the shore and just getting back into riding so I need to practice jumps. Keen to go for a ride when your sorted though
WRT
18th January 2006, 07:39
Sweet mate, I've got a couple more hours to spend on the bike tonight so will see how far I get. And I'm in need of some practice off jumps too, I'm starting off small and gradually increasing the size of the jumps I'll attack.
Will PM you once I'm back up and running.
cheese
18th January 2006, 07:58
mate I thought I'd change my wheel bearing last night. what a mission. YOu need a special removal tool to get them out (which I don't have.....)
So I got Macguyver on it and used a piston circlip and stuck it between the bearings and managed to whack it out!
I tell you my little bike has cost me a shitload of money lately.
WRT
18th January 2006, 08:05
Yup, they have a habit of doing that (costing you money). When I did my rear wheel bearings, I had trouble getting the dust seals out so I took it to a mate who's a (car) mechanic. Unfortunately, while he managed to get them out, he stuffed the seals in the process. And guess what . . . no seals in the country so I had to wait for ages (well, it seemed like ages but was probably about 10 days) for some to come out from Japan. Gutted.
cheese
18th January 2006, 09:59
yeah I got a bearing kit and that had seals in it for all $40.
cheese
18th January 2006, 10:03
what year is your CR?
WRT
18th January 2006, 11:35
$40 sounds cheap! Think mine was around $12 per seal (x2) and about $15 per bearing (x3).
The CR's an 01. When I get a free moment today I'm going to give botany honda a call and see what the deal is with big end bearings etc. Someone mentioned getting kits for that, so will see if thats an option.
cheese
18th January 2006, 12:44
Mate never get original, get aftermarket everything!! well appart from pistons, gaskets.... etc. have a look at ebay. bits are so farking cheap on there. Mind you I'd get original big end seals, hate for aftermarket ones to fail, then have to split the whole lot agian......
my kit which I got four abou 35 (cause I spent som much money with them i get discount....) had three bearings and the 2 seals.
I don't think that you'll be riding this weekend though (don't think I'll be able to either as I got to do some work, but next weekend or the following may be a go.
Wellyman
20th January 2006, 17:20
Read my recent update from when i was down there, it will tell you a bit more.
WM
cheese
20th January 2006, 20:41
where is it?
cheese
21st January 2006, 00:03
I might be out there on sunday. I've got a red ford telstar and ride a RM250
Danger
21st January 2006, 06:13
This might be more fun than the bike park and its good to take advantage of the good weather. Save the bike park for the rain.
When: Sunday, 22 Jan 2006
Where: Dills Farm -Arrowed from Kaipara Flats Rd - Warkworth
District (Region): Rodney (AUCKLAND)
Directions: 30 Minutes from Highway 16 at Kaukaupakaupa 25 Minutes from Highway 1 at Warkworth Arrowed from each Highway
Sign in Starts: 08:30
Riders Briefing: 09:00
Start Time: 09:00
Classes: - All bikes welcome. No License required. Quads, farm bikes. Must have helmet and boots that cover ankles. Funds on the day going to Kaipara Flats School. Have a great day and support local community school.
- • $30.00 per Adult
- • $70.00 Family pass – (2 Adults & 2 Kids)
- • $15 per Child (10 or under)
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Terrain: Farm tracks and roads, approx 25 km loop through flat and hills of Kaipara Hills Farm Country. Fantastic views over the Kaipara and surrounding area.
Organiser: Rodney MCC
Contact:
Dave 021 735 008
Other Details:
Charity event, Great country and brilliant ride. Reciepe for a fantastic day for all off road riders.
cheese
21st January 2006, 23:08
Fuck I'm there.
sweet!
cheese
21st January 2006, 23:09
I'm a member of that club ha ha!
Ryaz
22nd January 2006, 08:48
Was going to go to that today with a mate of mine, but his bike broke yesterday at Woodhill, after having it only 2 hours after a full rebuild! So not going today. Anyone going to Woodhill in the near future? Apparently they are only open weekends now and are closing for a few weeks soon.
cheese
22nd January 2006, 14:08
Man that RMCC ride had to be the best I've even been on.
UNfortunately, my bike blew ass and teh crank seals let go. I was smoking like a Mofo.
Danger
23rd January 2006, 22:10
Two broken legs, a collar bone and a broken arm to say the least. Man there were bodys everywhere! Hard ground and dewy fresh grass made for carnage. Even the Wespak helicopter was called in to remove some injured dude. The tracks were closed for over an hour to clear away the injured. Then some joker rolled his van onto it roof on the road out lol!
cheese
24th January 2006, 08:01
oh god your joking.
apparently there was 350 riders there.
yeah the grass was slippery as shit and the groud hard, but as the ground dried out a bit and the tracks got used it was sweet.
there is a 4 hour two man at the next farm this weekend.
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