The Great Spada Day Out

**MSTRS:Me** · 18th April 2006, 10:48

Originally Posted by RG100!!

My clock had 554 kms over the two days.
Yes my arse is sore to.

Harden up, nancy-boy

**Sketchy_Racer** · 18th April 2006, 10:54

Come sit on my seat and then make your decision about whos a nancy boy.

It may as well be a plank of wood its that hard.

Smart arse

**Hitcher** · 18th April 2006, 10:57

Originally Posted by RG100!!

My clock had 554 kms over the two days.
Yes my arse is sore to.

554km over two days? That's just two brief outings where I live. You would need to have done over 1,000km in two days to earn any sympathy from me.

But a big ups from the BDOTGNZA for the correct and appropriate use of "arse".

**Sketchy_Racer** · 18th April 2006, 11:00

Yes fair enough, but you dont ride a tiny little KR150 ....

500 km is a hell of alot on one of em, your welcome to come ride it to see what i mean.

**Hitcher** · 18th April 2006, 11:02

People have completed the Southern Cross Rally on equivalent machines. It's all a matter of having an appropriate mental attitude.

**yungatart** · 18th April 2006, 11:07

Originally Posted by Hitcher

People have completed the Southern Cross Rally on equivalent machines. It's all a matter of having an appropriate mental attitude.

And.... buns of steel!

**Ixion** · 18th April 2006, 11:07

And an appropraite cushion

**Lias** · 18th April 2006, 14:13

Originally Posted by RG100!!

Yes fair enough, but you dont ride a tiny little KR150 ....

500 km is a hell of alot on one of em, your welcome to come ride it to see what i mean.

Pfft you try Hamilton to Wellington in one day on a GN250.. You feel like you've been assraped by the western samoan rugby team.

**Coyote** · 18th April 2006, 14:24

Originally Posted by MSTRS

Harden up, nancy-boy

You should feel the seat on his KRR though. It rises up a bit before the tank so you're sitting on the edge of this seat all the time. You can move your arse back to the comfier part but you'll only slam yourself against the tank when you hit the anchors

**Ixion** · 18th April 2006, 14:27

Auckland to Wanganui on a Beeza Bantam. and back. Spent the night in the post office box lobby of the Wanga post office. Harden up youse young dudes, tis only us old farts are allowed to complain.

**MSTRS:Me** · 18th April 2006, 14:30

Originally Posted by alarumba

You should feel the seat on his KRR though. It rises up a bit before the tank so you're sitting on the edge of this seat all the time. You can move your arse back to the comfier part but you'll only slam yourself against the tank when you hit the anchors

Pah! You younguns. Not part of your machine yet. And what are these 'anchors' you speak of??:eyepoke:

**Coyote** · 18th April 2006, 14:32

Originally Posted by MSTRS

Pah! You younguns. Not part of your machine yet. And what are these 'anchors' you speak of??:eyepoke:

Well I'm not the type that likes solid objects prodding my arse

And the anchors aka brakes are to stop you from getting tickets

**hXc** · 18th April 2006, 14:33

Originally Posted by alarumba

And the anchors aka brakes are to stop you from getting tickets

Don't need them. They only slow you down!

**MSTRS:Me** · 18th April 2006, 14:38

Originally Posted by alarumba

And the anchors aka brakes are to stop you from getting tickets

Throttle restraint Grasshopper. Brakes are for last resort use. And if you ride your steed correctly, braking will not throw you against the tank. So there