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    Quote Originally Posted by sels1
    Is that the sound of your hangover??
    That H2O is powerfull stuff eh? :hbd: [private joke]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonez
    That H2O is powerfull stuff eh? :hbd: [private joke]
    Yeah and there I was thinking he was one of the virtuous drinking water inorder to pace himself and last the night but now we know better. I had a fantastic time ( no longer a Cold Kiwi virgin ) and it was great meeting a whole pile of fellow KBers. Hope you are enjoying your nice new boots Slipstream. See y'all next year and no I am not trying to hitch a ride in Sels' third photo . The GB ran faultlessly all weekend in fact a couple of times even turning the ignition off didn't stop it
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    I had a great time, i'm paying for it now though but an awesome weekend for riding, i saw Phantom about and Swamprats burn out was awesome, i hope that rim is ok, i hoped to take heaps of photo's bit i think i left my camera on between one of our stops so had naf all battery left when we got there, but managed to get a few
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    A great weekend!!
    Good to meet a few new KBers. They should have organised it for a weekend that was actually cold! People were grazing in the sun topless!! Thats how hot it was! I even got sunburnt!
    Had a GREAT time!
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    I survived my first Cold Kiwi !

    Been there, done that - got the badge. Will I do it again? Ask me now and I say NO but I do have 12 months to get over it, so might feel a bit more like it closer to the time again - after all I have to make use again of all that extra camping gear, thermal wear etc that I brought especially for this occasion. Only thing that I really did not like was the access road in however veterans told me the state of it was good compared to previous years. My opinion is that this is a well run event - you just have to be either a 'kin nutter or a double hard bastard (or both) to do it.
    pretentious moi?

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    Quote Originally Posted by et al
    Been there, done that - got the badge. Will I do it again? Ask me now and I say....
    ....HELL YES!!

    After being mocked for packing shorts and a t-shirt, I was like "who's laughing now!" What awesome weather!! Big bonfire's, drinking, loud bands...reving bikes at 2am, 3am, 4am, 5am.....you get the picture, some drinking....clowns on Thumpers with neon lights in their spokes...Naked men and a lady in see-through underwear doing the helmet dash......some more drinking, burnouts, wheelies .... drinking and there was heaps of food consumption going on too. I think next year, I might take LilMonsta in my Uncles sidecar...although, I don't think I'll let her par-take in the drinking.......did I mention there was a lot of drinking???
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    Quote Originally Posted by DEATH_INC.
    Ditto,feelin bloody shot now.
    Myself,Draco and Swamprat were all there.....
    a couple of piccys of Swamprats burnout and the site.
    I just got back from Kiwi ,

    I think swap rat should of won the Burn out comp , because I was standing about ten
    metres away when a peice of the sidewall of his tyre , landed on my beer can.

    Good effort

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    Nice first post PaulD and welcome to KB
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    if you guys liked the kiwi... you should try the cold duck... (Hawkes bay in may) Its got more people than the kiwi, no hillclimb... but the wet t and dirty stripping girls more than make up for that.. Theres an awesome organised ride on the saturday and the thunder run through waipawa (theres nothin like riding through the centre of a town on closed roads in a group of 1800 bikes!) Im telln ya, its the best rally of the year! COLD DUCK- memorise it. be there
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulD
    I just got back from Kiwi ,

    I think swap rat should of won the Burn out comp , because I was standing about ten
    metres away when a peice of the sidewall of his tyre , landed on my beer can.

    Good effort
    Shit,I hope it didn't stop yer drinking it......
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    Here are a couple of photos from Kiwi (hopefully this worked)
    Camped near Sparky and his entourage.
    Rode KLR's up via Parapara's and Fields Track, some of the way with the KTM Super Motard boys - good fun.
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    Kiwi Rocked!! There we were...ya shoulda seen us... there were thousands of us. We had a pound of flounder and the Doomaluckers were conspicuous by their absence. There was Slut-Rash, Phil and co...Top blokes. Drunken Duncan had the swollen hand blues after handstanding and kissing the mudguard. I caught an eye-full of the naked Ginga at the top of the hill...Top entertainment!
    Cap-Stan was standing by but young Rossi came through with the goodies...hehe! Copious amounts of alcomohole were consumed and the hangover lasted well into today.
    Was by far the best(and hottest) Kiwi I have had the privilege of attending and I will be there again next year.

    Does anybody know how many were there?
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    Sounds like you guys had a great time! If i'm lucky i might get the oppourtunity to give it a go in years to come

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    Great to catch up with some of the crew.
    What a fantastic weekend pity about the fire ban during the day. HR Jr toasted marshmallows over the fire they were a great hit with those around our fire. Roast venison over the fire never tasted better, comments about road kill showed that they had wished they had brought some meat as well.
    Entered in the slow race for a laugh but the old girl was a bit of a handful on the bumpy ground.
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    Had a good ride up on Friday via Masterton, Pongaroa, Dannevirke then hwy50 to hastings. over the Gentle Annie. Had a minor off (my fault, overcooked a downhill corner) on the GA (on the tarseal, too). Was very nice of the log truck driver not to run me over. He helped me get the whale upright and I apologized for the flats on all his tyres. Banged up my shoulder a bit but no real damage to the bike. Carried on to Taihape and the rally site.
    Went up to National Park on Saturday morning to meet the others who stayed in Taupo for the night. Talking on the side of the road near Horopito when an R1(?) went past at easy 150, on the back wheel. If that demo was for us, we appreciated it. Back to the rally site for a while, then left to go to Whangamomona via Taumarunui and the forgotten highway. Watching the ABs on the big TV in the bar, Whanga is good value - $90 for dinner, bed and breakfast. Sunday took us to Stratford, Inglewood and round the mountain via the inland route. A very narrow road, I've been down driveways that were wider. THen Hawera, Wanganui, etc and home by 4pm, unfortunately just too lat e to mow the lawns. All in all, a good weekend.
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