The thread (here: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...20-November%29) had started ages ago, and the learners got more excited as the time drew nearer. Indeed… it seemed like it was akin to Christmas, with x number of sleeps to go. I’d asked the boss earlier in the week if I could skive off early, and provided we had everything done, he was fine with that. Things didn’t go according to plan however, as I got home around 3pm in the ...
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Well Marggy and I set off after she got home from taking her mum grocery shopping... (yes she really is that nice) Unable or willing to face the Auckland traffic... I guided the Harley out through Morrinsville and Paeroa to Thames... we stopped at the Bakehouse for a coffee and then set forth around the various small bays and towns that make up the coastal section of the loop.... the Harley carving ...
Massive Savings on absolutely everything !!!!! LADIES HOUR: Learn heaps from Spazzy Shazz and Loopy Luana about practical tips about your bike. But wait there is more, Nutty Neil and Mouldy Mike will teach ya how to do burn out on ya bike. $100.00 CASH GIVEN TO THE BEST CHICKS BURN OUT Men Talking to Men: TYRE TECH TALK .... Jay and Mike raving on about tyres and bikes. FREE Sausage Sizzle - Spot Prizes - live music - Win a track day, ...
Any chance anyone is heading from Christchurch to Nelson this weekend I could catch a lift with to pick up my new bike? If so please PM me! Thanks, Hanne
The fifth Capital 1,000Km Cruise is now done and dusted with 36 bikes starting and 36 finishing. (one with a hardy pillion). The route was an easy choice this year as it was rumoured last year that the Gentle Annie (Taihape – Napier Road) was to be sealed, so I prepared a route (along with a reserve) then once I saw from Banditrider’s Blog in July that this had been completed, I was soon on Mapsource to sort the finer details, finally coming up with a wee doozy that took in our new ...
Well... Where to start!? This morning i woke up and looked out the window. WOW! was all i could say. Clear day, Not a cloud in view. So got the washing done and put out and then put parts back onto the bike (Had them off painting them) Then decided it was a day for a ride. Got all my gear on, Bike started and looked down at the instrument panel. Petrol read E.. FACK! That was full this morning... WTF is going on here. Turns out it was only the ...
Just had the black and the helmet pinstriped for a bit more presence and vis. I used a reflective tape (in Wellington Colours) and had some scuff stuff added to reduce the damage from stone chips and scuffing where the red is showing wear. Just need to swap the GPS mount over now and she's ready to go.