my scooter fell over in the wind last night (yay wellington) when i picked it up and took off the cover the handlebars had moved down, like they were knocked down out of place with a hammer. Anyway i started it up and rode it somewhere more sheltered and it rode fine except the handlebars were closer to the seat and made it difficult to turn tight corners. Anyone know what the heck happened to them?
I received the following email today and my reply is detailed below. You have all showed an interest in or participated in the Wellington region motorcycle training as provided by local councils and Road safe. We would very much appreciate your feedback on the course so that we can better meet the safety needs of our residents. This course reinforced my earlier advanced rider training participation completed twice in 3years. All such courses assist ...
Albert Einstein once said "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results". 1. Money is plucked out of thin air. It does not grow on trees. It is manufactured. It does not need form i.e. paper or gold etc... Its creation is authorised by some body somewhere. We didn't just find a stash of money and start passing it out. Currently we use the fractional reserve banking system to justify the creation of money. Make no mistake ...
20TH of January @ DPC 5:30PM - 9:00PM Go to www.tires.co.nz for more information or Phone Anthony on 0212252142 or Sharon on 092947955 TA
calling all bikers Do not miss out this action packed event. Come along and learn practical tips on bike care Also get taught the basics on how to do a burn out. Men talking to Men, guys come along and learn loads about the latest bike tyres for sport and touring bikes. Then watch the Ladies battle it out for the best BURN OUT. Where DPC: Drury performance centre 257 Gt sth Rd Drury When 5:30pm to 9pm ...
Have just spent the last couple of weeks rebuilding the engine of Biker Bee's bucket. Even though the engine was still running I discovered the piston skirt had broke into little balls, travelled through the transfer ports and kept fouling the spark plug. So I decided to use the spare engine and see the photos to see what I found. Gotta love a farmer's care of machinery.
I've been a bit busy/pre-occupied with interior decorating to get around to posting this but......Another one down and I managed to do about 25,000Km this year. Highlights of the year were: • Jan - Taking our Grand-daughter and her cousin for a holiday on the Gold Coast. • Feb - Doing Gold on the TT2000 which involved 700Km getting there on Friday, 1550Km Saturday, 1350Km Sunday and 300Km to get home Monday for a total of 3,977Km over the 4 days. Fantastic South ...
Originally Posted by suzieq Bring On Those F800 beemers Today we decided to head over to Rangitaiki and take in a few of the above roads before we also rode the Waikaremoana route also A lot of rain has once again passed thru these parts Of course this just made it even more FUN for the boys Deviating thru the now (MUD) forestry tracks due to the massive wash outs the boys had a great time with it alllll We left early in the mng and decided to head off for a full days ride to firstly ...
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