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Thread: Celtic Sea Lily's Maiden Voyage! (Entry 1)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Celtic_Sea_lily
    Do tell me more about October though!
    He's probably referring to the 1000 mile run in Mid October. You basically end up riding for 20+ hours non-stop. Sounds like hell but it's actually a lot of fun.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Celtic_Sea_lily
    Do tell me more about October though!
    Yes Mathew is correct October is when a bunch of people meet in Turangi, decide on a 1000mile trip and then those who have paid the money ride non-stop until the trip is complete.

    Check out the www.rustynuts.co.nz website or search the KB web site for RustyNuts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mangell6
    Yes Mathew is correct October is when a bunch of people meet in Turangi, decide on a 1000mile trip and then those who have paid the money ride non-stop until the trip is complete.

    Check out the www.rustynuts.co.nz website or search the KB web site for RustyNuts.

    Mike
    Yeah Matthew sent me the link - sounds like a butt punishing ride! Might be just what the Doctor ordered as I'll have exams a few weeks later.

    Another mate has also mentioned to me about the Guzzi Rally - open to all riders, not sure of any other details yet though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by matthewt
    He's probably referring to the 1000 mile run in Mid October. You basically end up riding for 20+ hours non-stop. Sounds like hell but it's actually a lot of fun.
    Ha, ha. Amazing how time dulls the memory. Matthew and I finished pretty close together. You should have seen the glazed expressions/thousand yard stare.

    It is an experience though, that's why it's called "The Grand Challenge". I've been doing them since 99. Two guys have done every one (17).

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    Quote Originally Posted by figjam
    Ha, ha. Amazing how time dulls the memory. Matthew and I finished pretty close together. You should have seen the glazed expressions/thousand yard stare.
    Yes, I seem to recall lying down on the grass soon after the finish and sleeping for a few hours while the other bikes came in

    I did manage to ride home later that day which wasn't as bad as I thought it would be.
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    Quote Originally Posted by figjam
    Two guys have done every one (17).
    When I did it in 92 one Ducati F1 rider was towed the last 160 odd km by another nutter on a 1100 Katana at speeds of up to 180kmh just so he could finish as he had done every one up till then,him and his mate on a RZ500 seemed to consider it a race.
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    Well i can see that goofy grin from here. Well done Celtic! So i guess we'll see you at Cold Kiwi then???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Draco
    Well i can see that goofy grin from here. Well done Celtic! So i guess we'll see you at Cold Kiwi then???
    Thanks Draco - ooopss is the grin that BIG!

    Ok, ok...so wot is Cold Kiwi? Another riding event I guess, tell me more!!
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