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    Cold arse Kiwis

    Hey KB,

    because I am a new rider my mate is insisting I do the Cold Kiwi Rally this year.

    Is this some kind of tradition that you have to go to a rally in your first year riding?

    if I have to go, is it worth it? any stories or experiences worth note?

    I have to say though I do like a Beer and a Band. So Im thinking that I might go anyway.

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    Bugga the second-hand shit ... just go and see for yourself ... If you like Bikes, Beer and music you'll have fun ..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Monkfish View Post
    Hey KB,

    because I am a new rider my mate is insisting I do the Cold Kiwi Rally this year.

    Is this some kind of tradition that you have to go to a rally in your first year riding?

    if I have to go, is it worth it? any stories or experiences worth note?

    I have to say though I do like a Beer and a Band. So Im thinking that I might go anyway.
    I went to one in 1983 it was a real hoot, since then I haven't missed one so that tells me it's gotta be great.

    It's survived 38 years as an event so must be something there that makes it work after all, other have been and gon ein that time

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    Been going for the last 9 years, first as a pillion then on my own bike.

    As said by other poster, don't take our word for it... But it definitely is worth it.

    And it gets better as you get to know peeps there, so every year, tis like catching up with folks you only get to see once a year.
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    never heard of it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bosslady View Post
    never heard of it?
    www.coldkiwi.co.nz

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    Looks/sounds pretty good. Definitely on the bucket list for next year.

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    wonder if I should go
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    Quote Originally Posted by bosslady View Post
    wonder if I should go
    You can cook me some eggs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    You can cook me some eggs.
    hmmm I'm pretty avg at egg cooking, or cooking in general. But just FYI I like my eggs poached.

    Anyway I still don't understand what happens at this rally thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bosslady View Post
    hmmm I'm pretty avg at egg cooking, or cooking in general. But just FYI I like my eggs poached.

    Anyway I still don't understand what happens at this rally thing.
    hundreds of people dressed in leather sway in front of bonfires pissed with bellies full of hotdogs n premix at night....during the day you get to check out events, other peoples bikes and generally have fun. If you are lucky it snows.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skippa1 View Post
    hundreds of people dressed in leather sway in front of bonfires pissed with bellies full of hotdogs n premix at night....during the day you get to check out events, other peoples bikes and generally have fun. If you are lucky it snows.
    snow, normal road tyres ok for that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bosslady View Post
    snow, normal road tyres ok for that?
    Well you certainly wont be stopping on the side of the road to change tires

    If you ride in snow, just go slow. It's just like gravel, except entirely different.

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    Quote Originally Posted by haydes55 View Post
    Well you certainly wont be stopping on the side of the road to change tires

    If you ride in snow, just go slow. It's just like gravel, except entirely different.
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