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    Thumbs up Adventure trail ride training 2011

    FYI Kiwi Biker dudes, blatant advertising sorry but I hate it when people say "oh man I would have loved to do that, why didnt you tell me?"

    Adventure Rider Training 2011

    January 15th, 16th and 17th, 2011

    With Chris Birch & Robbie Crickett

    Following on from the success of our recent Adventure Training Event in Rotorua, KTM, Chris Birch and the team at High Country Trail are doing it again in Central Otago in January.

    The concept is a 3 day led adventure ride fully suitable for any big adventure bikes with building skills the emphasis, especially on the 1st day. Under the instruction of our kiwi “Romaniac” and adventure riding enthusiast Chris Birch mounted on KTMs new 690R, you’ll learn and practice fundamental & advanced skills. Then you’ll have some ‘time on the bike’ to cement the learning.


    Included in the $795 entry cost are all ride day meals, 4 nights accommodation on a share twin basis. Days 2 & 3 will consist of a 600km adventure ride led by High Country Trail’s Robbie Crickett on the KTM 990 through gravel roads and tracks of Central Otago. Back up vehicle and sweep crew included.

    The dates of this Alexandra based event are confirmed as January 15th, 16th and 17th. Numbers will be limited.

    So yeah, should be good times.

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    Rotorua!!
    "oh man I would have loved to do that, why didnt you tell me?"

    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    The following weekend you could come and wow us all Birchy by doing the Dusty Butt 1000km ride (as a one dayer not a two dayer like all us softies). Be good training ride for the Dakar

    I'd be in but for the Dusty the following weekend.
    "The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly is to fill the world with fools." - Herbert Spencer, English Philosopher (1820-1903)

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    690R?

    Birchy you wimp. Do it on the DR!

    Although if I was given the chance to do an adventure ride on a 690, I don't think I could turn it down either.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    Rotorua!!
    "oh man I would have loved to do that, why didnt you tell me?"

    possibly the $795 part

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    mmmm, if I slept in my own tent and heated up my own spagetti in a tin on my own cooker how affordable would that make it or do I assume it's a package take it or leave it... not that I'd be able to manage to get there between my christmas/new year trip and the Dusty Butt either anyway
    www.remotemoto.com - a serious site for serious ADV riders, the ultimate resource in the making.
    Check out my videos on Youtube including... the 2011 Dusty Butt 1K - Awakino Challenge and others.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    Rotorua!!
    "oh man I would have loved to do that, why didnt you tell me?"

    Ditto.

    Is there a mailing list I can sign up to so I know about the next NI event? I need the training.

    Chasio

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    And don,t forget your milo you tight arse...hahahahaaaa

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    For a three day ride and training with a very good coach, meals and accomodation, that is a very good price. I know we are all as tight as a snappers arsehole but you can learn a hell of a lot in 3 days and have a good ride, stop whinging about the cost and support the concept at least.

    I feel better now.

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    The concept is great , never thought otherwise, but I just want to pay for the knowledge and land access, not the fancy trimmings.
    Of course if the trimmings aren't fancy and that cost is mostly for the Knowledge and access then I will always be stuffed.
    I know, I know....
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    Dear cheepskates Yeah this is more of a "premium package" including land access, food, accomodation, support vehicle etc and three to four staff. This adds up pretty quick!

    I'll be doing some cheaper, one day, Auckland based courses some time soon. Robbies ride is going to be sweet, if its within your means its going to be a hell of a good time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chrisktm View Post
    Dear cheepskates Yeah this is more of a "premium package" including land access, food, accomodation, support vehicle etc and three to four staff. This adds up pretty quick!

    I'll be doing some cheaper, one day, Auckland based courses some time soon. Robbies ride is going to be sweet, if its within your means its going to be a hell of a good time.
    I can recommend Chris' one day training courses, I learnt heaps. And it was bloody good fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by c.h.r.i.s View Post
    I can recommend Chris' one day training courses, I learnt heaps. And it was bloody good fun.
    Yeah. We tried getting him down here for for a course but he bailed at the last minute.

    Some weak excuse about "Romaniacs"

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    Congratulations, Chris - Roof of Africa again!

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    In the words of Bill & Ted...
    Excellent!

    I want a closeup of Andreas's Husky.
    BMW engined?

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