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    Quote Originally Posted by Str8 Jacket
    Yeah, im kinda worried about getting home! Do you reckon that they'd let me bring my bike on the bus with me?...
    I did get my bicycle on a bus once - it did involve some discussion, and dismantling.

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    Been crap for the last couple of days... Anyone started building an Ark?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Colapop
    Been crap for the last couple of days... Anyone started building an Ark?
    Yes - I was thinking about building an Ark if this rain does not stop soon. Of course there will need to be room onboard for two of everything that has to survive the great flood. My list starts with: 2 Ducatis, 2 sheep, ......... actually that's pretty much it.
    pretentious moi?

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    I'll help ya. I was thinking starting off with twins....
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    Nah - teach the sheep to cook and you won't need those ones.
    pretentious moi?

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    Well both North bound lanes of SH2 are thoroughly blocked just before the Petone overbridge. Huuuge slip, about 30-40ft high. Could easily engulf the median barriers.

    The guys working on trying to shift that crap have my respect. That hill is just shale and clay, and it probably has tonnes of water behind it pushing it out. Irrespective of the weather I wouldn't want to be anywhere near it if it let go.

    Here I was thinking leaving at 10 would avoid the queues. Hah!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Colapop
    Been crap for the last couple of days... Anyone started building an Ark?
    naaa...been done (tish tish boom)!!!

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    Hope people are ok out there!
    Going to be an interesting ride in the morning me thinks.
    Will have to stay up to date with everything.
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    F-ing brilliant weather this morning. Ahh...good riding this morning.
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    The bad news is that the 'takas are out!
    Slip at rapa end and washout at hutt end.

    Police report that the road is closed and could remain that way for an extended period.

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    Well they are still working on the slip at Horokiwi. Looks as if it's taking an hour or so to get into town this morning from Lower Hutt.

    Provided a good excuse to come into work via Haywards this morning. Still a lot of surface water about and the road coming down from the Haywards Substation to the Hutt M/way was a bit greasy. I'd also forgotten how cold it is through Judgeford!

    Hope they've got the slip sorted by the time I'm off home. Fifteen minutes max if SH2 is open as opposed to almost an hour via Haywards.

    Still it's NOT RAINING.

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    Happy the worst is over :-) just have to get the jacket dry now...
    It has really taken on a bloody awfull smell after being damp all week

    Any sugesstions on how to clean it? Last time i washed one I managed to remove the waterproofing quality of the jacket.
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    Wash it in Nik Wax Tech Wash. Normal washing powder clogs up the fibres and removes its ability to wick water down the waterproof liner, hence the loss of waterproofing.

    I then also use a light water proofing aerosol spray. Can't remember its name, sorry.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2

    I then also use a light water proofing aerosol spray. Can't remember its name, sorry.
    Cheers, will go via Kathmandu on the way home. would like to go via india, turkey and sweden but have to look after the bairns tonight
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