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Qkchk
27th January 2009, 16:03
Super Maori Fulla’s Charitable Trust is four brothers from Northland (Kaitaia) who don’t tolerate or condone family violence. They want to spread the Super Maori Fulla message of love and respect for partners and family. The four SMF and their 2008/2009 Harley Davidson’s are touring the ‘It’s not OK’ message on a unique 23 day attention-grabbing motorcycle road trip during February 2009. It starts 6 February 2009 Waitangi Day – a day of hope and celebration.

Super Maori Fulla’s are Jack Paki and his three brothers Merv, Roger and Mathew Rawiri. They have formed a charitable trust and their patron is Sir Paul Reeves. Also involved is their cousin Pio Terei – singer, actor and comedian who will be joining the brothers at selected events along the way. He will add his unique humour and human insights to the Super Maori Fullas message.

SMF is essentially a good news story and anybody can be a SMF – regardless of gender, age, ethnicity, religion… as long as they adopt the SMF code of love, attention, respect and care. They believe mums, dads, uncles, aunties, cousins and kids can all be Super Maori Fullas by being loving, caring and respectful of others. They believe in non-violence and are taking this message to the road…and you are invited to join them.



Their itinerary is as follows:

Friday February 6th 2009
Cape Reinga - Waitangi
0600 At Cape Reinga lighthouse - Bless Taonga and the group at sunrise, travel to Waitangi
1010 Waitangi - Auckland ETA 1400 Manukau City Waitangi Day Celebrations


Saturday February 7th 2009
Auckland - Tauranga ETA 1600


Sunday February 8th 2009
Tauranga - Rotorua ETA 1200 Event


Monday February 9th 2009
Rotorua - Palmerston North ETA 1330


Tuesday February 10th 2009
Palmerston North - Masterton ETA 1030
Masterton - Upper Hutt ETA 1500 Event



Wednesday February 11th 2009
Wellington - Picton - Kaikoura ETA 1330


Friday February 13th 2009
Kaikoura - Christchurch ETA 1115 Event


Saturday February 14th 2009
Christchurch - Dunedin ETA 1600 Event


Sunday February 15th 2009
Dunedin - Invercargill ETA 1200 Event


Monday February 16th 2009
Invercargill - Bluff - Queenstown ETA 930 Bluff Event


Tuesday February 17th 2009
All Day Event


Wednesday February 18th 2009
Queenstown - Greymouth ETA 1530 Event


Thursday February 19th 2009
Greymouth - Nelson ETA 1230 Event


Friday February 20th 2009
Nelson - Picton - Wellington ETA 1130
HOG Thunder Ride


Saturday February 21st 2009
Wellington - Palmerston North ETA 1700


Sunday February 22nd 2009
Palmerston North - Tauranga ETA 1450


Monday February 23rd 2009
Tauranga - Whangarei ETA 1415


Tuesday February 24th 2009
Whangarei - Kaitaia ETA 1115
Official end to 2009 Ride – Action Against Family Violence



All kiwibikers are urged to participate in this tour with the SMF’s, joining in at each leg of the itinerary, show your support for this important initiative that involves all New Zealanders!


Contact: jackpaki@xtra.co.nz





Posted on behalf of Barbara Paki

Quasievil
27th January 2009, 16:05
Nothing in Hamilton huh, I guess that means we are good to our women folk.

tri boy
27th January 2009, 16:55
Good luck to them.:yes:
Don't worry Quasi, theyr'e on Harleys, they will need to get to Hamilton, Road n Sport, for spare parts.:dodge:

Hellraiser
28th January 2009, 09:34
Nothing in Hamilton huh, I guess that means we are good to our women folk.

Shouldn't that read "Nothing in Hamilton huh, I guess that means we are good to our Cousin's". After all it is hamilton

shafty
28th January 2009, 10:03
Bloody good on them!

Pussy
28th January 2009, 10:08
Bloody good on them!

My sentiments exactly!

ninja250wonab
7th February 2009, 07:44
If you get the chance to ride with the SME (super Maori Fullas ) thay would love it. I did the first leg with them from Kaitaia to Cape Reinga and back to Kaitaia and it was a great ride and I falt like is was one of them even with my baby suzuki 250 and never riden as part of a groop befor. I hope that there mesige gets out there that there is no room in NZ for family violence and to the SMF have a great ride my god be with you in your ride to keep you safe.

Mark

oldrider
9th February 2009, 15:52
Bloody good on them!


My sentiments exactly!

I'll second that! (Well, third actually) :niceone:

Makes mental note: The four brothers sure do look like peas outa the same pod, don't they! :cool:

See! Harley's can be used for good, as well as evil! :headbang:

Hope it all goes well for them. :clap: Cheers, John.

PS: Probably could create a lot more public interest if they were riding " TRIUMPH'S " but second best is better than third, I suppose! :shifty:

SixPackBack
20th February 2009, 09:07
These guys deserve a medal.

ratusratus
20th February 2009, 20:06
rode with these blokes down south and they helped us out bigtime with the support vehicle
good guys
does anyone know whwere they staying in palmy nth?

ynot slow
21st February 2009, 07:04
Nothing in Hamilton huh, I guess that means we are good to our women folk.

Yaeh but think of the sheep,they don't have a voice so to speak.

Gremlin
23rd February 2009, 17:18
Met one of the guys at Bombay PB last night, when coming back from Paeroa. Spare a thought for the guy driving the support truck.

Apparently he couldn't handle all the driving, and bought himself a new Harley during the trip, carried it in the truck, and took it out for the odd rides he could manage.

Good on them! :Punk: