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    I dont think ive done the Mangamuka road, muct get up there one day.
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    Quote Originally Posted by nzspokes View Post
    I dont think ive done the Mangamuka road, muct get up there one day.
    Yes, you must. Get the conditions & traffic right & it's a full blown, yee ha, roller coaster ride. One of the few bits of road which gets a woo hoo out of me as I approach.

    Wee's is blessed with lots of corners oop here but the Mangamukas does stand out. I have a couple of "private test tracks" which I prefer, barely any traffic and they follow ridge lines which gives great visibilty but they go nowhere so you have to ride them twice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    Yes, you must. Get the conditions & traffic right & it's a full blown, yee ha, roller coaster ride. One of the few bits of road which gets a woo hoo out of me as I approach.
    Bugger. Rode past the western end of it last week.

    Still, that wasn't bad either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    Yes, you must. Get the conditions & traffic right & it's a full blown, yee ha, roller coaster ride. One of the few bits of road which gets a woo hoo out of me as I approach.

    Wee's is blessed with lots of corners oop here but the Mangamukas does stand out. I have a couple of "private test tracks" which I prefer, barely any traffic and they follow ridge lines which gives great visibilty but they go nowhere so you have to ride them twice.
    And there's a problem with doing them twice.......?

    I'm sure we can make room for a TEC that knows the way, I'm sure you can point us in some nice directions?
    What's the point in living if you don't feel alive?

    Toying with ones mortality shouldn't be this much fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Juniper View Post
    And there's a problem with doing them twice.......?

    I'm sure we can make room for a TEC that knows the way, I'm sure you can point us in some nice directions?
    Getting this tree cleared takes priority & it's still hosing down. See how we go.

    I can put up with back tracking. No probs.
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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    who tends to obey the rules, everywhere, even if the little yellow sign suggests otherwise?
    That's a good way to put it.
    Good luck with your tree, it's hosing down here at the moment too. Discovered yesterday that my old girl has an aversion to getting wet - completely understandable.
    Time to begin the anti-rain dance (i.e. packing the rain-suit and spare socks).
    I'd rather be sorry for something I've done, than for something I didn't do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GravelRashKid View Post
    That's a good way to put it.
    Good luck with your tree, it's hosing down here at the moment too. Discovered yesterday that my old girl has an aversion to getting wet - completely understandable.
    Time to begin the anti-rain dance (i.e. packing the rain-suit and spare socks).
    Not seen a frogcast but the sun came out after lunch. With a vengeance. Must have been a bajillion degrees with the humidity.

    I'm off to sing the lumberjack song.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GravelRashKid View Post
    my old girl has an aversion to getting wet
    you need a new girl.

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    So what are we looking at for numbers tomorrow morning?

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    My 2p is that I want fish and chips at some point.

    Mark from NASS might join us from Z to dargaville.
    What's the point in living if you don't feel alive?

    Toying with ones mortality shouldn't be this much fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mongolian View Post
    So what are we looking at for numbers tomorrow morning?
    Me and Juniper on one bike.
    Angle has booked a bed too (so one more bed in the same room available).
    George Formby may join us from Dargaville.
    Mark (from NASS) , may join us Auckland to Dargaville.
    Your good self from Auckland to Opononi perhaps.
    I'd rather be sorry for something I've done, than for something I didn't do.

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    Sweet, should be a good day for it as long as this rain keeps getting pushed out later and later.

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    I'm out. Set to the tree with a vengeance, cleared ready for the chain saw, put me chaps on... knackered, ran for a split second then spluttered to death, so got to get that fixed. Cut the limbs with a handsaw & I can hardly move my neck today after hauling them off the drive. So... gonna be doing some more sawing tomorrow.

    Have a lurvely weekend all & keep yer tires on the road.
    Manopausal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Juniper View Post
    My 2p is that I want fish and chips at some point.

    Mark from NASS might join us from Z to dargaville.
    The fish and chip shop at opononi is awesome, has an awesome view too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    I'm out. Set to the tree with a vengeance, cleared ready for the chain saw, put me chaps on... knackered, ran for a split second then spluttered to death, so got to get that fixed. Cut the limbs with a handsaw & I can hardly move my neck today after hauling them off the drive. So... gonna be doing some more sawing tomorrow.

    Have a lurvely weekend all & keep yer tires on the road.
    Bummer, next time. The gorge is a callin.
    I'd rather be sorry for something I've done, than for something I didn't do.

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