View Poll Results: Which option would you prefer for the Canterbury show day ride?

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Thread: Show Day Ride - 15 November 2013

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    Show Day Ride - 15 November 2013

    Show day approaching so time for a ride. If the weather is good and you want to go for a great ride then meet at the Peg Hotel carpark in Belfast at 9:00am for a 9:30 departure. Heading to Kaikoura via the inland route and return on the coastal road.

    See you at the Peg.

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    I voted Akaroa but I don't mind generally.


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    Show day- Im riding over the hill to do the Pike River Memorial Run

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Blonde View Post
    Show day- Im riding over the hill to do the Pike River Memorial Run


    A very good reason for a run round the block.

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    Akaroa sounds like fun, just a bit worried about the cops being a public holiday. Safety in numbers though, right?

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    Akaroa ride is good - dont know how busy it will be on Show day. If riders behave then shouldnt be a problem with the

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    Went to Little river on the last day of Labour weekend and the road was crazy full of caravans,campers and things towing boats coming back toward Christchurch.
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    My vote is Kaikoura inland route.
    Akaroa would be insane on a public holiday with cages everywhere, leave that for the WNR.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shoshoni View Post
    My vote is Kaikoura inland route.
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    Kaikoura has my vote as well.

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    I'm not a big fan of camper vans as well. Another vote for Kaikoura.


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    Are there many fuel stops on the way? I really don't want to go more than 200km without gassing up, and I'm hesitant to put fuel in from a small countryside petrol station with a low turnover that has fuck knows what in the underground tanks.

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    Christchurch - Kaikoura via Inland Route - petrol at Culverden (100 kms from Chc; about 110 kms Culverden - Kaikoura: I stand to be corrected on that).
    Kaikoura - Christchurch - petrol at Cheviot, Amberley.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shadowjack View Post
    Christchurch - Kaikoura via Inland Route - petrol at Culverden (100 kms from Chc; about 110 kms Culverden - Kaikoura: I stand to be corrected on that).
    Kaikoura - Christchurch - petrol at Cheviot, Amberley.
    Do you know if they sell 95 octane? I could use 91 if I had to, but I'd prefer to avoid it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMOKEU View Post
    Are there many fuel stops on the way? I really don't want to go more than 200km without gassing up, and I'm hesitant to put fuel in from a small countryside petrol station with a low turnover that has fuck knows what in the underground tanks.
    Not a problem at all. The small town pumps still go through the gas and I've never struck a problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SMOKEU View Post
    Do you know if they sell 95 octane? I could use 91 if I had to, but I'd prefer to avoid it.
    I seem to recall that they do - both are major re-fuelling trading posts in outback frontier Canterbury.
    There's a list somewhere in the site of all such trading posts in the South Island. That, or acquire a large-tanked, fuel efficient, touring-capable motorcycle, as exemplified by Yamaha's TDM850.

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