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    Quote Originally Posted by Insanity_rules View Post
    One time, my buddies were waiting in my driveway for me to come out for a ride so I hopped on my trusty VF400F, rode past the carport, hit my bar end on a carport pole and the bike deposited betwen my feet. Flash!
    Now I know this ones fabricated.....

    He aint GOT any buddies
    Just ride.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StoneY View Post
    Now I know this ones fabricated.....

    He aint GOT any buddies
    Hello pot, my name is kettle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Insanity_rules View Post
    Hello pot, my name is kettle.

    Just ride.

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    i was reading bout the flashing of the lights to warn of cops ahead thing and i saw some post about twirling their finger above their head i though they were just joking. http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ght=headlights

    oh how wrong was i here i was heading back from parmy to wellington on state high way 58 to state highway 1 and i went past a biker doing that. this guy was waving his finger around above his head like there was no tomorrow. i knew what he ment but i was laughing my head off all the way down the road.

    of course the cop was well hidden on the side of the road in a marked car in plain sight but none of that stopped me from nearly crashing in laughter.
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    How about the time I decided to show off to the girls from "fancy meats" (I worked at a freezing works you see).
    Popped a wheelie in the bike shed, I still maintain they all were hot for me right up until the front hoop came down in an oil slick..........
    Bought For The Parts.......

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    Only in Wellington...

    Night visit to one of those driveways exclusive to the capital..,.

    This thing had a vertical slope approaching ninety degrees but the kicker was that there was a 45 degree slope across at the top. So I get to the top and put foot out, but said foot is flapping around in the air. Over we go...

    Next thing I'm falling backward through the dark watching the pillion passing between me and the stars.

    I should mention that years have passed, but this is the first time that has ever struck me as funny.

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    First bike, 1 month riding, launched pretty hard with disk lock on. Disc lock came around and collided with fork, front locked, down I went

    Right in front of a CROWDED cafe in Auckland CBD

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    first bike a BSA bantom I was showing my Dad how good I could ride did a wheel stand down the nabours drive -lost it into the hedge - it backfired and went up in flames-burnt the hedge down+ the garden shed, grounded for 2 months

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    Quote Originally Posted by craneman View Post
    first bike a BSA bantom I was showing my Dad how good I could ride did a wheel stand down the nabours drive -lost it into the hedge - it backfired and went up in flames-burnt the hedge down+ the garden shed, grounded for 2 months
    We have a winner ladies and gentleman.... lmao.

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    Yep I reckon we do. Not enough to bin the thing he burns it to a crisp along with the hedge and the shed Must be a winner.
    Every day above ground is a good day!:

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    That would be the time when I was riding to Tauranga from Auckland on my old yellow Hyosung. I didn't have rack bags at that point so I tied a backpack on to the packrack and was on my merry way. I accelerated up to 140 at one point to pass a truck, looked in my rear view mirrors and hello, no backpack.

    I pulled over and the truckie pulled over too and told me he saw my bag come off earlier up the road and get hit by a car, so I walked back along the road until I found all of my stuff in the middle of the road.

    It must have been quite a sight for all of the car drivers seeing a fully geared up motorcyclist picking up his socks, underwear and shoes from the middle of the road.
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    Early 70's and we all rode Triumphs,was sitting at work and got a call from my brother "can you head home I've got a bit of a problem" ..that he did
    Apparently said bike would not start so after furious kickin he decided to crash start it,heads along drive and it putters into life and dies..
    ok turns around and heads back up drive toward garage..gives it one more try .. bike bursts into life ..grags BIG handful of throttle and clutch..bike rev's brillantly however at same instant bead pops off clutch cable..bike with him attached go through garage door and mount benchsaw at back of garage..

    I still have a distain for Amal carb's after the top came on my 5TA and set me and it on fire when it backfired whilst ringing the Shyte out of it from the lights one night....hot gonads anyone

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    Goes into bike shop stoned out of gourd.
    Sits on 1st bike in a line of "on behalfs"
    Knocks next bike over in the line and down they go like domino's.
    Stunned bike shop owner jumps from office and quickly evaluates the pauper status before ordering "begone"
    Only a Rat can win a Rat Race!

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    Aged 16 and knowing f**k all, rode my dads cb175 on Johns Road, Christchurch when it was 100 km/h speed limit, the chain came off the back sprocket and locked the back wheel. Luckily I was just pulling out from Wilkinsons Road and was doing about 20 km/h. As a result I clean, lube and inspect my chain weekly, whether I ride or not!

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    oh jesus... some of these are brilliant!

    Went away in Jan for 10 days with a couple of mates (off and on road) - to date my riding experience had been 10 days as as I was a learner I was restricted to a NX250. The boys I went with each had Beema's one of who had spent a fair amount of money with Touratech and Kathmandu.

    The one with the blinged out bike arsed off in a rest area after a cuppa breaking the mount of a very expensive pannier, lost one of his earphones, ran out of weed and had a massive downer for a couple of days, lost the contents of his radiator (in the middle of nowhere), had oil problems (helps to have oil to begin with) and blew a hole in his tent when the front strap came off (he had it strapped to the top of his pannier) which let it flap around behind him and over the exhaust.

    I don't think he had that many problems riding across India!
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