change of plan guys-might leave out the blue mountains bit, its already gonna be a pretty long ride eh
KLM racing-since ages ago
change of plan guys-might leave out the blue mountains bit, its already gonna be a pretty long ride eh
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only trouble there....is that if she is out in front.... i'll NEVER see her!!
what a ride so far!!!!
gypsy
just a question.... the bottom of the "haywards".... which side?Originally Posted by VasalineWarrior
Hey guys!
Im turning 21 soon but due to university exams being at the same time im unable to have a party till at least november. To get round this i've decided to veto my study break and go for a ride! Weather permitting, we'll leave from the bottom of haywards hill at 9.30 monday morning of the 24th of october (should be fewer cops during the week) and go over blue mountains, the rimmas, martinbourough and then through to mastertron and castlepoint. Anyone keen?
the whitby side???
or by the traffic lights the other side?????
what a ride so far!!!!
KLM racing-since ages ago
Hutt side mate just opposite the quarry (theres a gravel carpark which is where we usually meet just above the traffic lights).
There will be a few other slower guys on supermotos and 250's going, so the plan is for everyone to go at their own pace, with the faster guys waiting at intersections/turn offs until everyone else has caught up. Please dont go too crazy, as i've had to scrape a friend off the side of the truck last week which I didn't enjoy. Take care, have fun and see you tommorrow!
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gypsy
thanks... see you there!!!Hutt side mate just opposite the quarry (theres a gravel carpark which is where we usually meet just above the traffic lights).
There will be a few other slower guys on supermotos and 250's going, so the plan is for everyone to go at their own pace, with the faster guys waiting at intersections/turn offs until everyone else has caught up. Please dont go too crazy, as i've had to scrape a friend off the side of the truck last week which I didn't enjoy. Take care, have fun and see you tommorrow!
what a ride so far!!!!
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Saw Velox heading towards Haywards around 9am-ish - it was PISSING down and we were in the car (going the other way on the motorway). Hope you guys had a safe ride if you did indeed go. It's STILL pissing down. So much for the weather forecast for "sun sun sun" today!!
Happy birthday Vaseline Warrior!!
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KLM racing-since ages ago
Hey guys-Awsome ride today thanks for showing up. Rain wasn't a problem as soon as we got over the hill and the wairarapa was mostly traffic and cop free. Il post some pics of the trip as soon as I figuire out how.....
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Nice to meet you and glad I caught up with you folks.
Hope it was a worthy birthday ride.
That CBR looks great and sounds fantastic. Doesn't half go well too!
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Scooter boy
Yeah awesome ride. Thanks for inviting me VW. First time I'd been on those roads and very fun.
I ruined the day for myself on the way home though. Low sided on the first right hander of the rimma's!
Silly hah.
Bike and I are alright. Leathers did there trick (thank you M3 moto apparel)and the bike was rideable.(thank god for naked bikes)
Got home soulked for a bit then went to cricket.
Thanks again to everyone who was on the ride I had a great time.
Catch ya.
The "Big Balled Midget" - Cheers CLS
KLM racing-since ages ago
Fantastic ride mate-that castlepoint road was paradise. Next weekend eh? Il swap ya the cbr for a blast on the R6!Nice to meet you and glad I caught up with you folks.
Hope it was a worthy birthday ride.
That CBR looks great and sounds fantastic. Doesn't half go well too!
Sargent Major: "Now then, who called the cook a bastard?"
Small voice from the rear: "Who called that bastard a cook?"
KLM racing-since ages ago
(QUOTE Spada)
I ruined the day for myself on the way home though. Low sided on the first right hander of the rimma's!
Tough luck dude! Hope your ok and the bike isnt too bad-give us a yell if you need a hand fixing anything on it bro
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Small voice from the rear: "Who called that bastard a cook?"
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Spada - stink mate! That's not fun at all. At least you don't have any fairings to worry about I guess. Is there much work that needs to be done to it or was it just a bit of a hide-behind-your-tinted-visor moment?
Yeah - that was def a case of four seasons in one day. Well, at least two frequently alternating seasons. Rain all along SH1, fine on the top of the hill and all the way to Castle Point, dry most of the way back then torrential rain the last few ks into Masterton. At least it was dry on the hill on the way back though! Great birthday dash eh -
I love that road!!!
liberi minutalem amant
KLM racing-since ages ago
Booya! My computer skills prevailed. Photos are up on the first post guys (sorry there a bit small) Enjoy!
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