Chch Wednesday Night Cruises 2009-10

**JMemonic** · 10th November 2009, 21:54

Looking at the route there are road works in Lyttelton on Simeon quay with a diversion in place.

**been_there** · 11th November 2009, 06:52

No can do tonight, next week, or week after!!!
Enjoy all catch ya soonish

**glanvillejon** · 11th November 2009, 08:48

Originally Posted by phoenixgtr

Well this was the option that we were talking about last week. It's quite short though...google map

Basically head up Dyers, turn left onto Summit Rd the down into Lyttleton, around the bays and back over Dyers to the Twisted Hop.

A longer option would be: google map

What say ye?

50km is not really long enough is it?? will be over in half an hour. Go the longer option!

**phoenixgtr** · 11th November 2009, 09:00

Originally Posted by JMemonic

Looking at the route there are road works in Lyttelton on Simeon quay with a diversion in place.

Hmmm...is it bad? There's kind of no avoiding that road if we go through Lyttleton

**Transalper** · 11th November 2009, 09:38

Originally Posted by JMemonic

Looking at the route there are road works in Lyttelton on Simeon quay with a diversion in place.

Originally Posted by phoenixgtr

Hmmm...is it bad? There's kind of no avoiding that road if we go through Lyttleton

Do you have something against diversions?

Short week means working late again tonight.

**phoenixgtr** · 11th November 2009, 10:04

Originally Posted by Transalper

Do you have something against diversions?

Well that would depend on the diversion. For example: I'd have no complaints about a woman flashing me so someone else could sneak past me

but I wouldn't like being kicked in the balls for the same effect...

**Transalper** · 11th November 2009, 10:13

Certainly, I can understand that.

**Dave-** · 11th November 2009, 12:01

the diversion is tiny.

there is however a patch of grit on the diversion, but speed is down to 30 through there so there's no reason anyone should be going wide or anywhere near it.

I think we'll go the full wets route and end up at the hop.

**gloplg** · 11th November 2009, 12:57

Originally Posted by Dave-

the diversion is tiny.

there is however a patch of grit on the diversion, but speed is down to 30 through there so there's no reason anyone should be going wide or anywhere near it.

I think we'll go the full wets route and end up at the hop.

That sounds like a scheme so cunning you could tie a tail on it and call it a weasel

**McWild** · 11th November 2009, 14:17

Ok I won't only not be there beacause of exams.

I also won't be there because I managed to blow up my RG as well haha. Yay for blowing up bikes.

**maxf** · 11th November 2009, 14:20

Originally Posted by McWild

Ok I won't only not be there beacause of exams.

I also won't be there because I managed to blow up my RG as well haha. Yay for blowing up bikes.

How the hell? Is it toast-toast or just well browned?

**glanvillejon** · 11th November 2009, 14:41

Has there been a decision made???

**McWild** · 11th November 2009, 15:19

Originally Posted by maxf

How the hell? Is it toast-toast or just well browned?

Going to open it up in a couple of weeks but it looks like the powervalve has decided to get friendly with the piston.

Interestingly enough that seems to be the case with the RGV right now too.

**dangerous** · 11th November 2009, 18:23

Originally Posted by McWild

Going to open it up in a couple of weeks but it looks like the powervalve has decided to get friendly with the piston.

Interestingly enough that seems to be the case with the RGV right now too.

Giz a yell if ya need a hand.