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    Auckland - rent a bucket

    Has anyone got a bucket they would want to rent out? I don't really want to fully invest in a bike at the moment but wouldn't mind paying $50-60 for a bike to use on a weekend at Mt Wellington.
    My unplanned return to the track on Saturday has got me hooked again and I'll feel bad if i steal all of Hannes track time - I already made her angry on Saturday!

    Of course it'd be on a break it - fix it arrangement.
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    Mate I have got a CB125(150)-t sitting in the shed. More than welcome to use it while I am not.

    Not sure what sort of work it needs to get her going. Let me know and can pull her out over the next week and have a look.

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    Quote Originally Posted by boostin View Post
    Mate I have got a CB125(150)-t sitting in the shed. More than welcome to use it while I am not.

    Not sure what sort of work it needs to get her going. Let me know and can pull her out over the next week and have a look.
    Keen as a rabbit in heat! Will be in touch!
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    Interesting topic really, was discussing the idea of rental buckets the other day after reading about the rent a CBR150 racer story.
    You can rent a CBR150 for $500 per meeting, thats more than you would expect to pay for a bucket, but hell it is a bucket !!

    To buy a bucket say a FXR150 and prepare it to race costs maybe $2000, if youcould rent that bike for $125 per meeting you could do 16 meeting for the price, thats 2 seasons in some places , no up front investment, maybe a good way to get people into the sport after their first free ride.

    What do you lot think? A bit too business like? Great idea? Look at skydiving, first few jumps cost heaps then prices settle down if you buy gear , or you can hire.
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    I've still got my ratbike CB125 single for sale. You are more than welcome to use that on a bin it fix it basis if you get stuck. It'll be at the track anyway, might as well be going round in circles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Henk View Post
    I've still got my ratbike CB125 single for sale. You are more than welcome to use that on a bin it fix it basis if you get stuck. It'll be at the track anyway, might as well be going round in circles.
    at that price it should be brake it buy it (would be cheaper )
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    Quote Originally Posted by Henk View Post
    I've still got my ratbike CB125 single for sale. You are more than welcome to use that on a bin it fix it basis if you get stuck. It'll be at the track anyway, might as well be going round in circles.
    at that price it should be brake it buy it (would be cheaper )
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    You could also give John Connor a ring to see if you can get a day on the club FXR.

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    I have a couple of friends interested in giving it a go that will likely get involved properly in the long run - I'll be in touch closer to the next practice day to suss out trying to get them out there on bikes. None of us are in a position to be buying bikes at the moment, but the option of renting/hiring a bike for a day/weekend is quite appealing, I'll let them know.
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