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  • 1st Annual Apiti Scamper

    J.S. Kitchens
    Ashhurst-Pohangina Lions
    1st Annual Apiti Scamper
    Charity Motorcycle Run

    6 MARCH 2010
    START AND FINISH FROM THE SQUARE PALMERSTON NORTH
    REGISTRATIONS 8.30AM-10AM ON DAY $20 LUNCH INCLUDED
    SEALED ROUTE
    100% PROCEEDS FOR RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE WELLINGTON
    SPOT PRIZES, AND CASH AUCTION ON SITE
    STATIC PUBLIC DISPLAY OF BIKES TILL 2PM.
    VIEW OUR WEBSITE www.apitiscamper.co.nz
    MAP HERE http://maps.google.co.nz/maps?f=d&so...9&ie=UTF8&z=10

    Hi all,

    My wife and I are avid supporters of Ronald McDonald house, Wellington after using the facility for a 6 month period in 2004. The house in currently trying to raise $14milion dollars to build a new house for families with sick children, who need to use it. Link here: www.givealotoflove.org.nz

    Please join us on the day to make this event a huge success. We have some great items that will be up for auction after lunch that will be provided back in the square after the ride. We are hoping to display the bikes in the run to the public while the lunch is provided and the auction run.

    Calander here: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/ca...9&day=2010-3-6

    We wish to acknowledge our sponsors so far:

    Major Sponsors:

    J.S. Kitchens (Meanie, here on Kiwibiker)
    Ashhurst-Pohangina Lions

    Sub sponsors:
    Lester Houghton - Cooper Rapley Lawyers
    Tecknic
    Freedom Print and Design
    AFC Motorcycles
    ANZA Motorcycles
    The Hairforce Palmerston North
    Village Valley Automotive Ashhurst
    Dold Industries-Ventura Luggage
    Bethany's Restaurant
    W.E. Jones Memorials
    Yummy Mummy's Cheesecakes Woodville
    John Graham Entertainer
    Eurocar Suzuki Palmerston North
    Eden Family (Donation of a mystery weekend away at a motel they own) Very Nice too!!!
    Studio 31
    The Ashhurst Police
    QMOTO Motorcycle gear
    Gary Worsley Motorcycles
    The Right Cut
    Deli~ca~Sea
    Spoilt Nail & Beauty Salon
    Goldfinch and Cousins Menswear
    Cottage Flowers
    Allflex
    The Empire Hotel
    Genesis Trust
    The Speights Ale House
    Smith-Pilling Rewinds
    The Frame Shop
    The Office (Palmerston North Bar)
    Massey Aviation
    Motorcycle Trader and News
    The Warehouse PN
    Mitre 10 Mega PN
    Chocolato
    Murray's Irish Bar
    Melody's New World
    Oil Changers Palm Nth
    Farmlands Palm Nth
    Albert Street Liquor Land
    ForeverArt
    Video Concepts
    Fruitables Taupo
    Goulds Fine Foods
    Computercare
    Silver Scissors Hair Shoppe
    Interislander
    China Inn
    Pegasus
    Carters Building Supplies Palmerston North
    Ashhurst Inn
    Ashhurst Fuel Station
    Freedom Suzuki
    Central Districts Motorcycle Touring Club
    McDonalds Manawatu
    Rex's Bar
    Bidvest
    Foodstuffs

    Please do us a favor and tell one of our sponsors you saw their name here!!

    For further info contact either Flynn, Meanie, Chanceyy, Monamie, 86gsxr or Cowboyz
    This article was originally published in forum thread: 1st Annual Apiti Scamper started by Flynn View original post
    Comments 174 Comments
    1. fizzafulla's Avatar
      fizzafulla -
      Great day,
      thanks to those who posted photos 4got my camera.
    1. NZsarge's Avatar
      NZsarge -
      It was a great and successful day, an outstanding one considering it was the first one, well done all of you guys.
    1. Owl's Avatar
      Owl -
      Yep, mint day,mint organisation, mint burgers, mint company and mint bargains!

      FMS really!
    1. ScottL's Avatar
      ScottL -
      I wish to thank everyone involved for organising a awesome day, my mate and I came up from wellington on friday and made a weekend of it, We thoroughly enjoy being part of a great atmosphere and for such a great cause. We have aready booked our accommodation for next year.
      If anyone has any pictures of the bikes leaving the square and heading up main st, Id love to see them, it must have been a awesome sight!!.
      Again Well done to all! and hope to see you all again next year!!
    1. Meanie's Avatar
      Meanie -
      What a magic day, FMS
      A huge pat on the back to Flynn and family, whos dedication to give a little back made all this possible.
      Time spent organising and running this event was imense but in the end, well worth it.
      A big thanks to all those who in the back ground were out drumming up spot prizes, donations and helping with the organising, without which we would not have had such a good result.
      Another big thanks to the Ashhurst Pohongina Lions club who were simply awesome to say the least. they did more than they were asked and did it extremly well, burgers were great and were given out when we returned at a pace that was probably quicker than the ride itself Thier organisation skills and efficinecy was supreb. It needs to be mentioned that they supplied some of the items needed on the day, including the chiller and sound system. So to all the Lions club members there on the day and in the background helping to organise the event
      A Huge thank you for the out of towners for coming to support us on the day, big turn out from down Kapiti, Wellington way i believe. I hope we can give the same support to you in time

      Last but certainly not least, thanks to all the businesses and people out there who kindly donated to this charity event, especialy considering the financial pressure everyone has been under after such a challenging year with the recession biting many of us very hard
      AFC motorcycles donated a very generous $1000 worth of gift vouchers and showed up with thier tent and three of thier finest bikes even when they had a huge sale on at thier showroom with the radio station there. Thanks Brendon, your generosity has been noted and appreciated

      Please support our sponsers as we would like to have thier support in the future and thier generosity needs to be rewarded

      Great day, great company and not one breakdown or even minor accident on the run

      FMS
    1. sels1's Avatar
      sels1 -
      Great event, well done everybody. Twas good to be part of it and good to catch up with the usual suspects.
      Quote Originally Posted by cowboyz View Post
      Just need to sit down and work out what worked and what can be improved on for next year
      Umm, how about not having it the same weekend as the March Hare Rally?
    1. yod's Avatar
      yod -
      great day, had a ball, well worth it

      except now i realise my headlight guard is gone, so either it's fallen off, which i find hard to believe, or some total c**t has stolen it, in which case; thanks, you fucking lowlife
    1. Flynn's Avatar
      Flynn -
      You must have lost it, no biker would dare touch another bikers bike

      That is a real shame if the latter has happened.
    1. red mermaid's Avatar
      red mermaid -
      Great work by the organisers and a nice scamper through Apiti.

      Loved the auction even though I didn't buy anything, but will be back next year with as much money as I can scrape together so I can take advantage of the deals.

      Well done.
    1. ynot slow's Avatar
      ynot slow -
      Well organised and run,hopefully those business sponsors get good mileage for their buck and was welcomed by the benefactors,great way to enjoy the feelgood factor by participating,role on next year.
      Maybe next year the date could be earlier,especially as non biking sponsors have the relay for life next week,and having two great causes close together makes it hard to give good products to two organisations close together.
    1. Leber's Avatar
      Leber -
      I enjoyed the ride , the odd rain spells wasn't too big of a deal. Apiti loop was quite different riding at a slower pace, I actually got to see the scenery . Next year I'll make sure I take the saddle bags as there was lots of great stuff in the auction I just couldn't take home.
    1. dogsnbikes's Avatar
      dogsnbikes -
      Quote Originally Posted by Flynn View Post
      You must have lost it.
      Quote Originally Posted by yod View Post
      great day, had a ball, well worth it

      except now i realise my headlight guard is gone, it's fallen off,
      Off course it fell off its a honda
    1. cowboyz's Avatar
      cowboyz -
      i just finished doing the stats on the registrations.

      In a world first. Honda came in slightly ahead of Kawasaki.

      Harley Davidson 38 23.60%
      Triumph 33 20.50%
      Suzuki 29 18.01%
      Honda 16 9.94%
      Kawasaki 12 7.45%
      Yamaha 9 5.59%
      BMW 6 3.73%
      MotoGuzzi 6 3.73%
      Ducati 5 3.11%
      buell 4 2.48%
      hyosung 2 1.24%
      Aprilia 1 0.62%


      Big ups to support from wellington with nearly 1/5 riders from that area.
    1. NZsarge's Avatar
      NZsarge -
      [QUOTE=cowboyz;1129674768]
      Triumph 33 20.50%

      I keep telling Owl and 86 that Triumph's are as common as....
    1. Little Smurf's Avatar
      Little Smurf -
      I'm glad it was a huge success, and well done to Flynn and all organisers, it's a huge task to take on such an event, alot of time and sleepless nights. Sorry I couldn;t be there, I had a Cooking class to attend to in Te Horo
    1. 86GSXR's Avatar
      86GSXR -
      Quote Originally Posted by cowboyz View Post
      i just finished doing the stats on the registrations.

      Big ups to support from wellington with nearly 1/5 riders from that area.
      That's 161 bikes, plus pillions, cool!

      Quote Originally Posted by NZsarge View Post
      I keep telling Owl and 86 that Triumph's are as common as....
      Popular would be a better term there I think Sarge Shoulda bought the Tiger as well

      Quote Originally Posted by Little Smurf View Post
      I'm glad it was a huge success, and well done to Flynn and all organisers, it's a huge task to take on such an event, alot of time and sleepless nights. Sorry I couldn;t be there, I had a Cooking class to attend to in Te Horo
      I hope the cookies turned out well there Maz
    1. Little Smurf's Avatar
      Little Smurf -
      Quote Originally Posted by 86GSXR View Post
      That's 161 bikes, plus pillions, cool!

      I hope the cookies turned out well there Maz
      Yes thats a fantastic turnout and Al .... you can count

      Cookies???? it was a BBQ Class at Ruth Pretty's, alot of food and alcohol it was a goodie no anzac biscuits here dude
    1. nieuwe's Avatar
      nieuwe -
      Well worthwhile experience, felt my little baby was a bit small but I kept up thanks to all leaving their "ego" behind. Great day, great cause. and great trip. Ready for next year.
    1. sels1's Avatar
      sels1 -
      So whos got pics?
    1. slydesigns's Avatar
      slydesigns -
      Quote Originally Posted by nieuwe View Post
      ... thanks to all leaving their "ego" behind.
      I still brought mine to the party! just had to leave it in second gear the whole trip so it still felt insanely fast...

      Awesome ride despite us all doing that loop at speed normally. Really enjoyed just cruising for once and leaving the front wheel down on the road - mostly. Thanks FMS Team! Nothing like a trip to the Center Of The Universe to keep things interesting!
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