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Well, this one was full of fun and games! Glad to hear all was well and a great ride had!
Nice write up, always enjoy these ride reports!
A tale of two riders in deed! Great to hear that you kept it all rubber side down, I daresay that the minor mechanical glitches that occur, are due to the infamous radius of gremliness that is forever a spectre on rides with you! Sounds like one of the more easier(?) GC Ride reports I have read from you ... I think your GS is making it too easy for you now!
It's always pleasing to note how loquacious Gremlin is now! The veritable diatribes that he pens is most verdant, in the picturesque passion of his sojourns that he regales us with! I find myself in no great sense of disbelief in the feckless and gormless way he is behoved to forget vital aspects of his panoply of riding! Reading on, I shall no doubt, be left in refulgent despair of his tale of adventure and derring do!
Mate, your getting married again. Congratulations. You certainly have a lot of ups and downs in your life. Hopefully things will be more straightforward and enjoyable for a while now.
The 309 also has some nice swimming spots along its side. Probably a bit cold at this time of year still ...
I can see your reasoning...but the gixxer feels too cold at night when I take it to bed..........
Thought I recognised this bike. You were heading onto the gravel part of the 309 just as I was leaving it. I was on the green KLR. I thought you were a bid mad taking a shiny bike like this along that road! Glad to see you made it, was a brill day on Saturday.
Great ride, thanks for organising it. The roads were great fun. Being 2 "newbies" Michelle and I were very surprised to be 3rd equal back. 2 up on a Multistrada was not bad at all. Be good to see more 2 ups next year. cheers Tony
Twas a great ride John. I wasn't particularly looking forward to it actually but surprised myself. Well organised too - well done Ann! I am finding the GS to be a great bike. Even after that ride I had no sore bits at all. All good fun!
Good read Must get around to writing mine
Won't ride a full blog but have the following comments: 1. Was on a mission to finish first after finishing 2nd/3rd with Aly on my last effort. 2. Nearly ran out of fuel on the Gentle Annie. 3 Bars leaving Hastings became 2 after 10km on gentle Annie. Calculated I would be about 10km short! Didn't want to turn back, so kept going and conserved fuel by coasting down the hills and setting 3500rpm limit. Got to turn off at Spooners Hill Rd. 9km Taihape, 22km Waiouru. TAIHAPE! 28 Ltrs! Adding 30km to trip. 3. Nearly ran out of fuel again later. No fuel stations sighted all the way through Wanganui (Mobil closed down at end). Made it to Turakina and would not have made Bulls! Another 28 Ltrs! 4. Still have't seen Grubs cross - even though i have been looking for it twice! Looks like it needs some repairs? Perhaps a post on KiwiBiker, so someone going through there can take some tools and effect them? Or maybe a quick ride up for us sometime? 5. Waited 1hrs at P&J for 2nd place! But it is not a race... :-) Great day - the only endurance ride I have done twice...
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GPS mount transferred from red last night, along with 1st Aid kit, compressor & torch. I couldn't do 1000Km without music!
I reckon that's come out a real treat Will she be on the C1KC?
Originally Posted by gale_wolf I still think Jessica sounds a lot like GSXR. Just sayin'. Well... it's fortunate you don't know anything then
I still think Jessica sounds a lot like GSXR. Just sayin'.
When did you paint Jessica red?
No such thing as a stinky 2 stroke! How about these stupid things : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z40YBU4GEXs
