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Holy Roller
8th September 2008, 17:13
I am one proud dad,:first:
My daughter rode all the way to the Cold Kiwi and back on a GN250 after only getting her licence last week and getting the bike on Sunday night. Monday night after I got home from work a first ride of about 10km in the dark and wet was eagerly anticipated. This was followed up by a 120km ride Tuesday night. From these rides I knew that she would be able to do the Kiwi with an overnight stop on Thursday in Taupo. Friday we arrived at the site to tackle the goat track. After the first hill she stopped at the top with a look of abject terror stating that she would not ride down the next hill.

I was able to help her hone her skills by being able to talk her through what most of us have learnt through trail and error via bike 2 bike radio. Still has a way to go yet but she has done extreemly well so far. The camp site reached and set up we enjoyed the weekend. The ride home was pretty much straight through and in retrospect it was a bit long for someone who has had minimal sleep and too many energy drinks.

Though it was a long trip being exhausted yet contented Lydia fell into bed and slept through most of the next day.:niceone::clap::clap:

yungatart
8th September 2008, 17:17
Cool story!
Wow, she has some courage...thats a long haul for someone so new to riding!
Now all she needs is her own log in..then we can give her some much deserved bling.
Its a preety cool feeling to be out riding with one of your offspring, eh?

FJRider
8th September 2008, 17:19
Well...so much for having daughter around on fine weekends.
The best way of gaining motorcycle experience is DOING it...
And tell her to get some sun glasses...no need to squint, easier on the eyes that way. Glare can be very painfull and can cause headaches on longer trips.

portokiwi
8th September 2008, 17:46
:woohoo: Well done Lydia. That is amazing.
Keep it up.....:wari::wari::wari::wari:

Trudes
8th September 2008, 19:14
That's awesome, good on her, tell her to be very proud of that!!:niceone:

Pussy
8th September 2008, 19:18
Please pass on a message from me... "Good on you, Lydia" :niceone:

flame
8th September 2008, 19:18
Thats wicked! a big trip for her to take on. Well done! Onwards and upwards now:2thumbsup

Aero165
8th September 2008, 19:34
Awesome! :D

Hitcher
8th September 2008, 20:05
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Well done Lydia!

Her_C4
8th September 2008, 20:23
WOW!!:eek: I am seriously impressed - that is one cool chickie to be completing such a big ride straight after licence.

Well done Lydia - that just ROCKS:niceone:

R6chick
8th September 2008, 21:24
AWESOME CHICK!!!!!!!!!! :headbang:

U Must have been the proudest Dad ever!

wysper
8th September 2008, 21:44
Thats outstanding on a GN.
I hope my daughter gets into bikes too.

:headbang:

chanceyy
8th September 2008, 21:47
totally agree with the other .. awesome effort .. best way to get experience is to get out there & do the ks ..

:clap:

echo her getting her own login so we can bling her for it :yes:

Highlander
12th September 2008, 19:52
Good effort. Well done both of you.

clmintie
12th September 2008, 20:31
Feels real good, eh? Well done both of you. Fantastic adventures lay ahead..........

Number One
12th September 2008, 20:52
Well done and I think this lassy already has a KB log in...MiniXtrainRider....story from dad about the gravelly hill (entry to the Kiwi) pep talk over bike 2 bike radio sounds very much like the story she posted.

McDuck
15th September 2008, 09:41
After knowing Lydia a little i am not enirly suprised.....

MiniXtainRider
15th September 2008, 10:37
Yeah Holly Roller is my daddy :cool:

Hitcher
15th September 2008, 11:05
Welcome. And please don't feed the trolls.

Sharry
15th September 2008, 11:13
So cool.... :niceone: Good on ya girl, there is only way to get experience. It is great that you have your dad to support you.

MiniXtainRider
15th September 2008, 11:20
Wish I could say my mummy soports me as well.... but thats another story altogether.

Sharry
15th September 2008, 11:30
Wish I could say my mummy soports me as well.... but thats another story altogether.

Us mums are prone to a bit of worry, we can't help it.
I have a 21 year old on a bike, havnt been for a ride with him yet but am looking forward to doing just that.

RantyDave
15th September 2008, 11:36
My daughter rode all the way to the Cold Kiwi and back on a GN250 after only getting her licence last week and getting the bike on Sunday night.
Holy crap! That is some huge piece of bravery - good on her!

Dave