Thats a bit BS.
What about those of us whom don't want training - or don't feel it would be useful?
As for Gareth being the bee-nee's (stolen from another random forum):
"I have been doing some research into the various Kiwisaver fund providers (my conclusions coming soonish... maybe) for anyone who opted to join the Garath Morgan Kiwisaver fund there is a provision in there that says they will raise the annual fee to $200/year after three years -that would make their fees around 3 to 4 times that of any other fund so get out while you can!!"
I can provide countless others if your require.
I am not saying he is the devil - but using him as the only resource for things (which is what people do - because "he is a mate") is just down right foolish. I respect people who tell you their ideas, then say that you should get a second opinion to confirm. Gareth has never been that man.
As for him becoming the magnate for this venture......what about the heads of all the other biker organizations in NZ? Why Gareth in particular? Does he have experience with rider safety?
Seems to insider for me to like.
Reactor Online. Sensors Online. Weapons Online. All Systems Nominal.
I propose compulsory track days as a part of registration process.
You don't have race - just prove you can go 100kph without killing yourself.
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By the time that list of people are paid for their services it'll probably only be $1m.....
These so called "Safety Programs"...what are they?...where are they?...how do they work?
What a crock of BS (nicely put Avgas) once again I seemed to have missed why I am being taxed $30 a year for something...that something I am really not sure what.
Sounds like a good plan to me. Will give them a ring I reckon.
That's a bit of a contradiction. Yep definitely you guys who have been riding for years prob not need basic road lessons (but I've not been riding so long , maybe a couple years so I would be keen). However it's a bloody good idea that you could use them for track-based lessons on how to corner 'enthusiastically' etc.
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Mate you can't write them off if you don't know what they involve! Maybe they involve a bit of fun on the track like Avgas said?! Doubt it but can't hurt to ask. If you're right then yeah, BS
The $2mill is approx $20- $30 per motocylist. Just give it back to us with a reduction in the ACC levy. All stupid really and will be wasted on most
Quote Jan 2020 Posted by Katman
Life would be so much easier if you addressed questions with a simple answer.
Don't take a voucher and use it?
The subsidised training has been around for a couple of years at least. I've still got a stack of vouchers that weren't used by the Auckland Uni Motorcycle Club in 2008 (now invalid)
I believe they wanted someone with experience in the financial sector who has already been involved in one of their working groups (Tax Working Group). I'd say its a bonus that he's a motorcyclist and not an outsider in that respect..
"A shark on whiskey is mighty risky, but a shark on beer is a beer engineer" - Tad Ghostal
I hope I am going to be told personally what is happening with my $30 and not have to read about it on a forum. Be good to know who is going to get the benefit from my hard earned.
You only have to read the Australian motorcycle magazines to see the universal opprobrium heaped on the Victorian safety council by motorcyclists.
A notable achievement was the series of motorcycle safety ads that made bikers look like a bunch of moronic antisocial outcasts.
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