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    Auckland-Waiuku-Raglan-Hamilton-Auckland ride: Sunday 2 December

    Hi All,

    SORRY TO HAVE TO POSTPONE BUT I HAVE A MIGRAINE COMING ON IF YOU GUYS WANT TO DO THE RIDE WITHOUT ME YOU ARE WELCOME.

    I haven't had much chance to see the North Island yet so thought I'd suggest a small day trip ride.

    I apologise for my terrible maps etc - I'm having to work with a very ancient computer!


    Leg 1:

    Meet at Caltex in Otara for 9am to leave at 9.30.


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    Stop at Patumahoe to meet up with others and maybe get a quick coffee. Should be there around 10, leave at 10:30/when others have arrived. (link to website of place to meet below)

    https://maps.google.co.nz/maps?q=The...0&z=19&iwloc=A

    Leg 2:

    Depart for Raglan via SH 22 where we can have a stop at https://plus.google.com/109249072926...ut?gl=nz&hl=en. Should arrive around 12 - 12.30. Aim to depart around 1.15pm.


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    Leg 3: (Still typing!)

    For those of you more experienced/spirited riders, you can then go off and perhaps do the below route and go around the mountain - I've never done it before so don't blame me if it's terrible haha.


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    For those of us less experienced and wanting a little less breath holding moments, perhaps the easier route and head to Whatawhata on SH23.


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    If the experienced riders want to meet there, I can try and look into a meet up point.

    Leg 4:

    Ride from Whatawhata to Firth of Thames via Lake Waikare.


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    Leg 5:

    More experienced option - ride back to Auckland via Kawakaka bay and clevedon:


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    Less experienced option (not going around Kawakaka bay and heading straight to Papakura).


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    This will be a leisurely learner friendly ride. So if you feel the need to speed off, please feel free but we will not be rushing to catch up with you.

    Please send me a message/post by end of Friday so I can get an idea of numbers and call ahead for lunch. Also, let me know if you would like to suggest any alternatives/good stop places. etc.


    FULL RIDE MAP:

    Easy/less-experienced:


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    More experienced - refer detours mentioned above.

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    Sorry I made a boo-boo with my post! Please select 'view larger map' for the map!

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    You've got a detour to Waiuku and no Raglan on your route...
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    It's barking mad and if it doesn't turn you into a complete loon within half an hour of cocking a leg over the lofty 875mm seat height, I'll eat my Arai.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gremlin View Post
    You've got a detour to Waiuku and no Raglan on your route...
    Dammit! The link won't even work for me any more! Stupid work internet filters. I'll have a play around again with it when I get home. I thought it would be so simple to embed a map - just copy and paste the link but noooooo.

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    Yeah, embedding doesn't seem to work, tried for a Google map a while ago...

    Here's a suggestion: http://goo.gl/maps/252Qr

    Fixed your region to Waikato...
    Quote Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
    It's barking mad and if it doesn't turn you into a complete loon within half an hour of cocking a leg over the lofty 875mm seat height, I'll eat my Arai.

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    I'm definitely interested. Route doesn't really matter to me, being out riding with likeminded people is what it's about!
    Can think about possible routes/places to stop between now and the 2nd Dec. I'll stay in touch via pm.

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    Sounds like fun. Ill see a bit closer to the time. Just got back from a rather lenghty ride around the Waikato. Some great hidden little roads all over.

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    is this a chix only thing?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    is this a chix only thing?
    Haha no not at all. Men are welcome too!

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    Myself and one other is keen, how do you think he will do pace wise as he is on a cbr 125, but he is small so it can do a 100... aslong as its flat and there's no head wind haha.

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    So, stop at Waiuku at around 10:30am? Might be worth trying to meet you guys there. A good test of my distance riding
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    Quote Originally Posted by arcane12 View Post
    So, stop at Waiuku at around 10:30am? Might be worth trying to meet you guys there. A good test of my distance riding
    If I decide to go I can meet you in Pukekohe then we catch up with them when they come through there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlightyBiker View Post
    Haha no not at all. Men are welcome too!
    That's Akzle out then
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    Leisurely pace for a friendly ride? I'm keen
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    Just realised I have already agreed to do something else that Sunday. Enjoy the ride folks, see you next time.
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