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    Fook you clowns are entertaining

    can we get back to 'Waikato Adventure Rides' i believe theres an Alternative thread where you can carry on your discussion.
    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    Fook you clowns are entertaining

    can we get back to 'Waikato Adventure Rides' i believe theres an Alternative thread where you can carry on your discussion.
    Righty dokey.

    Got any ideas for a short HMCC ride?
    I wondered if there were any places in town we could use (I thought about next to the Railway line, but I figure that that's illegal?).

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    plenty of areas around the expressway... but i got chased away so that might be illegal too
    only close place i can think of would be the old mountain limeworks loop, a big truck yard with a few cones could be good for some cornering techniques figure eights etc. maybe to an extreme that mx track up by your place, but that could be an overkill for a newbie, and with no real benefit to gravel riding but would be a bit of fun for the more experienced.
    there used to be a spot up past harveynorman in that new area, could be worth a look if they haven't built there yet.

    i'll poke my nose around when i ride home after work over the next week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    plenty of areas around the expressway... but i got chased away so that might be illegal too
    only close place i can think of would be the old mountain limeworks loop, a big truck yard with a few cones could be good for some cornering techniques figure eights etc. maybe to an extreme that mx track up by your place, but that could be an overkill for a newbie, and with no real benefit to gravel riding but would be a bit of fun for the more experienced.
    there used to be a spot up past harveynorman in that new area, could be worth a look if they haven't built there yet.

    i'll poke my nose around when i ride home after work over the next week.
    I was just gonna do a loop for the first ride (Old Mountain Road LimeworksTriboy Road kinda thang).
    Then maybe we can have a skills session (riding/bike prep) in the future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    I was just gonna do a loop for the first ride (Old Mountain Road LimeworksTriboy Road kinda thang).
    Then maybe we can have a skills session (riding/bike prep) in the future.
    skills session sounds good.... i need one of those
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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    skills session sounds good.... i need one of those
    A chance to go for a ride would be good.
    I've got Peter Starr turning up on Sunday, so I might take him for a ride.

    Peter is a film director who did Take it to the Limit and other cool stuff about motorcycles.
    See here: http://www.starrfilm.com/Starr_History.html

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    Might head down South past Kawhia tomorrow towards Awakino. Anyone got some localities of some Gas stations on the way?
    Sticking to the back roads

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    I'd be keen for a ride tomorrow but i have to work, could be keen for one on Sunday if anyone is going anywhere
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    Quote Originally Posted by Danger Dave View Post
    I'd be keen for a ride tomorrow but i have to work, could be keen for one on Sunday if anyone is going anywhere
    I could leave that one till Sunday if you'd like to go that way.
    Sticking to the back roads

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    Sounds like a good plan
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oscar View Post
    Peter is a film director who did Take it to the Limit and other cool stuff about motorcycles.
    See here: http://www.starrfilm.com/Starr_History.html

    Hang on, that belongs in the film review thread..

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    Waikato adv types, your assistance required.

    Doing the 42nd with a mate next Saturday, I'm no mechanic but I figured I need to be able to fix a flat if the need occurs, bought a new rear tire, tools, watched a bunch of you tube etc..

    I can do my own oil & filter changes but I've never done a tire / tube change.. I get the rear off the Transalp after work today, I broke the bead all the way around on both sides, I started at the valve, I can get maybe 15-20 cms off the rim (on one side) but I'm left with zero room for more spoons (cant even pick up the edge of the tire still inside the rim to work with) thus am unable to get any more off.. any ideas / tips?

    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikemike104 View Post
    Waikato adv types, your assistance required.

    Doing the 42nd with a mate next Saturday, I'm no mechanic but I figured I need to be able to fix a flat if the need occurs, bought a new rear tire, tools, watched a bunch of you tube etc..

    I can do my own oil & filter changes but I've never done a tire / tube change.. I get the rear off the Transalp after work today, I broke the bead all the way around on both sides, I started at the valve, I can get maybe 15-20 cms off the rim (on one side) but I'm left with zero room for more spoons (cant even pick up the edge of the tire still inside the rim to work with) thus am unable to get any more off.. any ideas / tips?

    Cheers

    Mike
    Have two spoons in, chose one to work with a third, let that spoon drop back in like you're leting the tyre edge back in; this will give you room/less tightness to use the 3rd spoon.... The 3rd spoon will now be what your 2nd was... Repeat until the tyre is loose.

    Make any sence? Someone else will explane better probably... (Well definitely)
    Sticking to the back roads

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    Quote Originally Posted by oneblackflag View Post
    Have two spoons in, chose one to work with a third, let that spoon drop back in like you're leting the tyre edge back in; this will give you room/less tightness to use the 3rd spoon.... The 3rd spoon will now be what your 2nd was... Repeat until the tyre is loose.

    Make any sence? Someone else will explane better probably...
    makes sense, i'll go have another crack, cheers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikemike104 View Post
    makes sense, i'll go have another crack, cheers.
    Oh and make sure the first spoon doesn't move.... Get its arm under a spoke.

    Oh and this is so of topic you're in real trouble
    Sticking to the back roads

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