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    I'll be doing a write up tomorrow, as it took me all week to get home from Manfeild.
    Trudes, if you're looking at doing a course (apart from the May one), let me know and I'll try to head down again. I have to say, though, it felt great not to be on a bike for a couple of days.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutchee View Post
    I'll be doing a write up tomorrow, as it took me all week to get home from Manfeild.
    Trudes, if you're looking at doing a course (apart from the May one), let me know and I'll try to head down again. I have to say, though, it felt great not to be on a bike for a couple of days.
    Ha I bet chook! Will do, I wouldn't be keen on riding my bucket around Manfield or the Taupo long track however, too many long boring straights for my wee 2 stroke, so would depend on the track for bucket training.

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    Thanks for the write up Quasi. I was keen to do this day but a number of events conspired against me.

    I don't think I can make the May date due to work .... but hopefully there will be more.

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    Great to read about all the smiley faces! It was an excellent day was it not! I certainly enjoyed it - it is such a buzz to see all you guys out there having such a great time.

    For those of you that did not notice, I hit the road at 4pm and made it to the ferry about 3 minutes to 6 - talk about heavy traffic into Wellington - I was getting pretty worried about missing my 6.30pm ferry! Although there are not heaps of places to pass anyway, I got stuck behind a cop for close on 60km!!!

    I was tentatively planning to stay the night in Picton as I knew I would be tired after a huge day on the bike so I headed off to the backpackers I had booked. After realising that I would be spending the night with 5 women in a bunk room I decided to head to Nelson despite a horrible headache.

    It was a long trip home but it was a beautiful night for riding. No full beam made me very tentative in the twisties but I eventually arrived home safe and sound just before midnight.

    Boy was I tired!

    Still, track days with Karel are always worth the effort!

    Hope to see you all at another one soon!

    Jill
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    Jill, thank you for making the effort to come up for the day. I did notice you sneaking off
    How come you didn't have full beam though? Hope your boss let you off a little bit of time on Wednesday (but guess he didn't).
    Ah cops have a great habit of making us behave sometimes (or just catching us out). Glad you made it home safely

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    Not sure why the full beam wasn't working - flicked the switch and the lights went completely out! Yikes! Turned out to be a loose wire which is now fixed.

    Yes, cops have a way of making us behave! You should try riding with Kevin - even on his days off I am always such a good girl when riding with him!
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