Watch out for tow ropes and quickly braking cars
A few of us did a run from West Auckland to Waihi for a look a the mine, back to Karangahake Gorge for the night then the long run back to West Auckland. (the distance probably won't mean much to you in chch unless you gogle maps it)
The little scoot carried me at 6ft 2 and 90kg, two man tent, fart sack, spare clothes, small amount of food and to many tools we never used and had it pinned the whole way there and back. That little 50cc engine just kept going and still is, at that time the odo was 13,000ks.
The Jog engine is a Minarelli engine copied the world over (Adly engines are a clone)
http://www.minarelli.com/indexeng.html
They are so de-tuned to comply with the moped class regs there is no fear of killing the thing unless you run it out of oil or drown it.
"Your talent determines what you can do. Your motivation determines how much you are willing to do. Your attitude determines how well you do it."
-Lou Holtz
Make sure the exhaust has been derestricted.
There are also a heap of performance parts you can get if you want to start tuning it.
places like
scootling.co.nz
sip-scootershop.com
will happily take your dollar as you chase that extra kph or 3![]()
Watch out for tow ropes and quickly braking cars
Unless you google maps it you wont know Awhitu lighthouse is. Done that one twice.
Very close to making it to Hamilton, that one went bad.
Volcano loop around auckland.
Mt Wellington and watched a bucket racing meeting.
Rode down to Ardmore Aerodrome to meet up with the crew of the coastguard plane.
West auck to Whangaparaoa for a pizza at army bay.
Nothing spectacular to someone riding a bike though. lol.
Others have gone way further , one went from Hamilton to Cape Reinga- that would have been tedious.
I think one has done the full length of the country.
Early this year a 50cc Zip scoot (completely unassisted) rode from Auckland to Wanganui completed the central plateau scooter challenge then rode home from Taupo, unfortunately I missed that one - 4 days of an awful lot of countryside passing very very slowly.
All under the radar.
"Your talent determines what you can do. Your motivation determines how much you are willing to do. Your attitude determines how well you do it."
-Lou Holtz
me and my mates ran exhaustless on our scooters never had any problems with police
Its always a good ride when you come home in one piece.
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