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  1. #466
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    "Fuck that 675 looks good"
    Quote Originally Posted by SN4PD View Post
    Not bad for my first track day considering I've only been riding her for a week or so now (Definitely got more balls that the 250 )

    I'm praying to the footpeg gods for no breakages on the MotoTT day this month (Spot the KneadIT )
    ...and goes well with those top-shelf Dainese leathers!
    You must have too much money! (or at least you had...)
    Keep it rubber-side down...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Korea View Post
    "Fuck that 675 looks good"


    ...and goes well with those top-shelf Dainese leathers!
    You must have too much money! (or at least you had...)
    he's got more money than sense, 4 days old and dropped how many times


    :slap:

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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer View Post
    he's got more money than sense, 4 days old and dropped how many times
    More money than sense? coming from somebody who paid money to have there hair cut like that
    Only a man who knows what it is like to be defeated can reach down to the bottom of his soul and come up with the extra ounce of power it takes to win when the match is even.
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    Quote Originally Posted by texmo View Post
    More money than sense? coming from somebody who paid money to have there hair cut like that
    that's a DIY mate!! i asked the mrs to do it for me and she told me to 'f' off;

    any hooows.. what ya saying; it's stylie :P
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    :slap:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Korea View Post
    "Fuck that 675 looks good"


    ...and goes well with those top-shelf Dainese leathers!
    You must have too much money! (or at least you had...)
    Had is the word..................... still I don't regret the decision

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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer View Post
    that's a DIY mate!! i asked the mrs to do it for me and she told me to 'f' off;

    any hooows.. what ya saying; it's stylie :P
    Holy fucking shit Batman!!!!! Dude you dont look like a girl any more (a little boy now tho )
    Built for speed, not for comfort

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    Quote Originally Posted by justsomeguy View Post
    Sorry Zapf I thought you were behind me and waited for you at the BP - the one outside Taupo on the way to Auckland with the attached Diner. When you didn't show after about 15 mins I thought you weren't coming so headed off. We reached Auckland in about two and a half days/month/hours (delete appropriate) so I don't know if you would have been comfortable riding with us - especially since you were riding with two large panniers and an inexperienced pillion.
    ah rite, no worries. I was at the BP in town. Funny enough my pillion is quite happy with just 2 days of riding, she even fell asleep until I upped the pace.

    I coun't follow you thru the traffic at the risk of knocking off my panniers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boomer View Post
    that's a DIY mate!! i asked the mrs to do it for me and she told me to 'f' off;

    any hooows.. what ya saying; it's stylie :P
    Mate, looks like it was a hard night at Kiwifruit's.

    Peace hath higher tests of manhood

    than battle ever knew.

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    Some found it harder than others....
    heres Boomer, in between heart attacks
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    Jebus Boomer, did you lose a bet?

    675 looks awesome. Its funny, in the last piccy the riders following you all look like Meercats .
    "If life gives you a shit sandwich..." someone please complete this expression

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    um trackday photo forum ....
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    That was fun.

    Thanks to Frosty for the organisation and for being probably the all-round best bastard ever in the NZ MC community.

    Thanks to Keystone, Cleve, Devil et al for letting the newbie hang around and ask dumb questions, and for the bed Sat night.

    Thanks to McJim and family for the transport and general company, etc. Lots of lessons learnt about trailers there....

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    Quote Originally Posted by El Dopa View Post
    Thanks to Keystone, Cleve, Devil et al for letting the newbie hang around and ask dumb questions.
    My pleasure. Good to meet you and glad you had a good time.
    "...New Zealanders, for all their faults, have virtues that are precious: an unwillingness to be intimidated by the new, the formidable, or class systems; trust in situations where there would otherwise be none; compassion for the underdog; a sense of responsibility for people in difficulty; not undertaking to do something without seeing it through - "
    Michael King

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    Who won the pit stand?
    there was supposed to be a draw out of all those people that paid $100 up front.
    Was i the only one?
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    Me and the GN were definately the slowest out on the track, but it doesn't matter I had a great day and the bike lived to do it again (even though writing it off would have been cheaper than freighting it home).

    It was my second trackday in a week (and ever) and although this time there wasn't the huge rush of going fast and pushing my limits I definately think I had haigher corner speeds and more lean, the front let go at one stage so I must have been pushing it a little.

    A big thanks to Frosty and all the crew for putting on the day and putting up with our shit.

    Thanks to LooseBruce as well for the rider training offers, I was an idiot not to find time for it. I'll have to do it next time.

    Sorry if I held anyone up out there, it's definately time for a new bike before the next trackday.

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