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98tls
1st February 2008, 18:41
One way of doing it.http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23140916-2862,00.html

FROSTY
1st February 2008, 18:43
The problem with that picture is??

Big Dave
1st February 2008, 19:03
The problem with that picture is??

Possible tank damage.

FROSTY
1st February 2008, 19:22
True true--Oh you mean the damage to a friggin sherman tank if he hit it with that BBQ??:whistle:

Mully
2nd February 2008, 13:23
It was a Kiwi!!!

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/2/story.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10490272

Apparently, Stuart has also transported a couch on his bike.

Ding ding ding. We have a winner.

Big Dave
2nd February 2008, 13:47
No winner Mully - He was inline for a BD HTFU Gold Silverman award till he pillowed.

'Next I plan to cook breakfast for the temple on my way to meditation, but we have to deal with some engineering issues first'

would have guaranteed it.

Now all he gets is a 2 on Mohs scale.

gijoe1313
2nd February 2008, 15:24
the latest in ATGATT? :scratch:

Robbo
2nd February 2008, 18:55
Kiwi BBQ rider earns Aussie infamy

NZPA | Saturday, 02 February 2008



A New Zealander photographed riding a motorcycle along Melbourne's Eastern Freeway with a barbecue strapped to his body has admitted it wasn't a bright idea.


And the man known only as "Stuart" is also having second thoughts about an earlier incident when he carried a two-seater couch on his motorbike.

"I do think it was dangerous," he told the Herald Sun newspaper yesterday.

"I don't think I'll carry anything but a pillion passenger from now on."

Stuart, 27, who didn't want his real name revealed, was ridiculed when the newspaper published a photo yesterday of his barbecue escapade.

An astonished motorist had snapped him while he was transporting the barbecue on the Eastern Freeway on Sunday evening.

Police were not impressed and have started an investigation.

Stuart, who migrated from New Zealand in August, said he picked up the barbecue left on a nature strip for a hard rubbish collection.

A Buddhist, he had been returning home from a temple.

"It was the challenge (of transporting the barbecue) more than the thing itself."

But work colleagues and housemates teased him after recognising him in the photo.

"I wouldn't do it again, it was too embarrassing," he said.

Stuart said he recently ferried a couch on his bike.

"People say it can't be done, but I proved them wrong," he said.

Gubb
2nd February 2008, 18:58
Bah. Scrub this post.

bell
2nd February 2008, 18:58
And here is the knob-spanker himself.

Robbo
2nd February 2008, 19:21
Oops !! Sorry bout the Repost guys. Got sent to me under a different title and did'nt show up in the search engine.

:pinch:

dmouse
2nd February 2008, 20:23
taken from the stuff.


A New Zealander photographed riding a motorcycle along Melbourne's Eastern Freeway with a barbecue strapped to his body has admitted it wasn't a bright idea.


And the man known only as "Stuart" is also having second thoughts about an earlier incident when he carried a two-seater couch on his motorbike.

"I do think it was dangerous," he told the Herald Sun newspaper yesterday.

"I don't think I'll carry anything but a pillion passenger from now on."

Stuart, 27, who didn't want his real name revealed, was ridiculed when the newspaper published a photo yesterday of his barbecue escapade.

An astonished motorist had snapped him while he was transporting the barbecue on the Eastern Freeway on Sunday evening.

Police were not impressed and have started an investigation.

Stuart, who migrated from New Zealand in August, said he picked up the barbecue left on a nature strip for a hard rubbish collection.

A Buddhist, he had been returning home from a temple.

"It was the challenge (of transporting the barbecue) more than the thing itself."

But work colleagues and housemates teased him after recognising him in the photo.

"I wouldn't do it again, it was too embarrassing," he said.

Stuart said he recently ferried a couch on his bike.

"People say it can't be done, but I proved them wrong," he said


boy am i glad this one is off of the roads here now who can we send over next !!!

Virago
2nd February 2008, 20:26
S.e.a.r.c.h....

Gubb
2nd February 2008, 20:28
Repost #2.

Taz
2nd February 2008, 20:56
It all looks good to me.

Trudes
2nd February 2008, 20:58
PML, that's bloody classic!!

bugjuice
2nd February 2008, 21:10
sniper....??

Wiki Drifter
2nd February 2008, 22:46
what's a Buddhist doing with a BBQ? :scratch:
picked up the barbecue left on a nature strip yip...:whistle:

Steam
2nd February 2008, 22:47
what's a Buddhist doing with a BBQ? :scratch:

For frying eggplant and tofu. And lentil-burgers.

Yum I say, yum!

Big Dave
2nd February 2008, 23:08
what's a Buddhist doing with a BBQ? :scratch: yip...:whistle:

Well spotted - Traveling the path to Nirvana and being overtaken by Steptoe and sons.

DougB
2nd February 2008, 23:09
Sorry but I must be "nuts" too. I shifted house in Kaitaia using my Maicoletta scooter. Many trips moving chests of draws, chairs and table etc and lots more in boxes. I had a motto then which I have now ceased to use, it was "Prove that you cant" I set out to prove that I could not shift stuff using my bike.
Had to get help with the fridge, I proved that I could not take that. Would not be able to do that today, it was way back in 1961, there was very little traffic and the traffic cop was a good friend. The police would have just laughed. Things and people were very different way back then. Sad I did not take any photos.

clmintie
3rd February 2008, 12:49
Muldoon was RIGHT.....
Every time a kiwi moves to Oz, it raises the IQ of both countries.....

marty
3rd February 2008, 13:49
If you know the rider or have any other amazing pics of people doing stupid things, contact news@heraldsun.com.au

think we could help these guys out here?

Sofa
7th February 2008, 07:51
Haha, my mum showed me this article the other day... Have a look at it and post what you think :banana:

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23147671-2,00.html

(it might take a while to load, but its so worth it!)

deanohit
7th February 2008, 08:00
Bwahahahahaha, now thats crazy!

Notice how they made a point of how he's a kiwi!:lol:

Ragingrob
7th February 2008, 08:41
Kiwi ingenuity I reckon!

Or is that stupidity?

:bash:

Steam
7th February 2008, 08:43
Haha, my mum showed me this article the other day... Have a look at it and post what you think :banana:

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23147671-2,00.html

(it might take a while to load, but its so worth it!)

It hardly seems fair to call "5th Repost" on a brand new member.
So I shan't.

The Pastor
7th February 2008, 08:43
i dont see a problem with that.

Mikkel
7th February 2008, 11:28
Hehe, that's bloody awesome... Though he'd be in big trouble if he had an off!

I wonder where he had all the beers. No BBQ without beer.

Qkchk
7th February 2008, 11:55
One of the Safety and Risk Services team was driving along the Eastern Freeway in Melbourne on the Australia Day long weekend when they came across a rider on his way to an Australia Day BBQ. Can you guess what he was asked to bring to the BBQ?

Obviously he has got the short straw.......and no car.

Finn
7th February 2008, 11:56
Sorry. He's a keewee.

Ixion
7th February 2008, 11:59
Yes, he is. Bloody Aussies, always trying to appropriate the Kiwi heros.

That's what I call a biker ! Respect.

fireball
7th February 2008, 11:59
repost number...... 6?
no o-fence or bbq ya know...:innocent:

sunhuntin
7th February 2008, 11:59
a related article referred to the bike as a harley... its a suzuki intruder.

yeh... its big news on an american forum im on.

Kinje
7th February 2008, 12:38
Got this sent to me this morning, was nearly guilty of a repost!

Friggin insane. Mind you, my g/f was telling me some of the stuff she saw them get get up to on their bikes in India and this seems somewhat calm compared to that- theres only one rider who is wearing a helmet and gloves, theres no chickens, dogs...

Crisis management
7th February 2008, 12:58
Whats wrong with that?
When a bike was my only means of transport I used to carry all sorts of rubbish on it, the only thing you have to be careful of is too much weight over the back wheel.....the small block V8 proved a bit of a handful on the back of the XR250 once. :doh:

Mind you, you shouldn't carry your 8 month pregnant wife on an XR250 either; one, there's not enough seat length to accomodate 2 1/2 people and two, pregnant women can be grumpy.

It should be part of basic skills, balancing with wide loads!

Gremlin
8th February 2008, 00:17
He beats a non-folding paddock stand hands down... I have so far to go :no:

RearWheel
8th February 2008, 00:36
HMMMM I dont feel so bad now being pulled over by the cops when i was 15 with 5 people and my dog on a RV125 lol

RDJ
8th February 2008, 00:42
HMMMM I dont feel so bad now being pulled over by the cops when i was 15 with 5 people and my dog on a RV125 lol

I'll raise your RV125 with an RV90 and a pillion towing a Mini Cooper... :woohoo::niceone:

PrincessBandit
12th February 2008, 19:56
My apologies if this has been on before. Just got this sent in email this evening. Surely, only in Austraaaaaylya maaaaayte? :gob:

deanohit
12th February 2008, 20:01
hahaha, is that a 250 as well?
Sure looks like it!

Unit
12th February 2008, 20:05
Is it the new external back brace? Or how to be caged when not in a cage? F*&ks sake some people truly continue to amaze me (surely this must be photoshopped)

TOTO
12th February 2008, 20:07
Is it the new external back brace? Or how to be caged when not in a cage? F*&ks sake some people truly continue to amaze me (surely this must be photoshopped)

no photoshmop here mate. its real. this guy must ve from vietnam or somewhere there - heaps of vids on youtube of them doing way more crazy things than that.

Tank
12th February 2008, 20:07
Is it the new external back brace? Or how to be caged when not in a cage? F*&ks sake some people truly continue to amaze me (surely this must be photoshopped)

No a photoshop job - its real and was in the news the other day.

Whats worse tho is that he was a Kiwi :weep:

Number One
13th February 2008, 07:03
Only in OZ.....

Steam
13th February 2008, 07:14
Who says you can't fit a bbq on the bike?

I say you can't!
He wasn't looking through the grill.
And it wasn't a kiwi who did it.
And it wasn't in Australia.
And he wasn't embarassed.
And this is not a repost.

Swoop
13th February 2008, 07:59
Bloody excellent skills!

Top marks for ingenuity and providing an extra level of safety to the rider!!!

Maintaining 100kph would be interesting with all that added drag though.:laugh:

Gubb
13th February 2008, 15:00
8 Billionth Repost.

Yes. 8 Billion.

Steam
13th February 2008, 15:06
8 Billionth Repost.

Yes. 8 Billion.
I disagree. I say it is the
NINE billionth :thud:

Stirts
13th February 2008, 15:16
WHO CARES IF IT IS A REPOST TIS STILL FARKEN FUNNY!!!!! take a chill pill!

And anyway there is always new people on KB who will enjoy it :bleh:

Number One
13th February 2008, 15:19
:rolleyes: Not everyone comes to this site and has time to go trawling through the depths of all the old posts and threads fellas. AND not all of us have been on here forever either SO NO I don't remember seeing this post every other 'billionth' time it came around...GAS

So it's a repost, didn't stop you posting that it was a repost did it?:lol:

INFACT:


8 Billionth Repost.

Yes. 8 Billion.


I disagree. I say it is the
NINE billionth :thud:

Repost :rolleyes:

Gubb
13th February 2008, 15:56
Honestly, i'm not bothered, 'tis a good story.

But there has seriously been at least 5 other threads started with this.

Guess i'm trying to be the new Sniper.

smoky
15th February 2008, 21:50
What's the weirdest thing you've carried on your bike

Mully
15th February 2008, 21:56
I think this is like the 4th time this has been posted.

Maybe I am on here too much to notice that.....

NighthawkNZ
15th February 2008, 21:57
What's the weirdest thing you've carried on your bike

I would be more impressed if he was actually cooking on the BBQ at the same time...

MidnightMike
15th February 2008, 22:05
I would be more impressed if he was actually cooking on the BBQ at the same time...


Pulls up at the lights...

"Wanna steak bro?"

lol

smoky
15th February 2008, 22:07
I think this is like the 4th time this has been posted.

Maybe I am on here too much to notice that.....

Sorry - I did do a search first!!

Sniper
21st February 2008, 20:07
Guess i'm trying to be the new Sniper.

You have big shoes to fill and alot of people to piss off.

Good luck