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    Good write up & pics Wolf. The XT group would love the lingo help.

    You know you have only a few choices now.
    A to get a sidechair for the cubs
    B Another XT for SJ & C get a babysitter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by serowdownunder
    Good write up & pics Wolf. The XT group would love the lingo help.
    Montana Tracy reckoned the soundbites were "a hoot". Blue has been practising Maori pronunciation.

    Don't really see a side car fitting on the XT so the second XT and the babysitter seem the most practical solutions.
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    We 'athiests' consider Wolf 'one of us' inasmuch as his approach to matters of philosophy mirrors our own. The fact that he chooses to live by tenets driven by a fantasy of the supernatural that he finds personally appealing and culturally relevant is neither here nor there.
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    Hi there

    Yes I agree it was a good writeup

    Wolf if you are about on the weekend of the 26th & 27th August, let me know, I maybe heading away for a few days and it would be good to catch up for a day or two of riding.

    Not sure where I am going yet, but will decide soon.

    Cheers Scott

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    Quote Originally Posted by Zukin
    Hi there

    Yes I agree it was a good writeup

    Wolf if you are about on the weekend of the 26th & 27th August, let me know, I maybe heading away for a few days and it would be good to catch up for a day or two of riding.

    Not sure where I am going yet, but will decide soon.

    Cheers Scott
    I'm sure I can organise to be about for at least part of that weekend if you're heading up. Hope you're OK with riding slow
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    We 'athiests' consider Wolf 'one of us' inasmuch as his approach to matters of philosophy mirrors our own. The fact that he chooses to live by tenets driven by a fantasy of the supernatural that he finds personally appealing and culturally relevant is neither here nor there.
    Quote Originally Posted by Shiny side up View Post
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    Thank Eris for the FSM!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolf
    I'm sure I can organise to be about for at least part of that weekend if you're heading up. Hope you're OK with riding slow
    Haha - That will make two of us

    I will be on the 250, and a novice at that too
    So it could become NZ's slowest adventure ride.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolf
    Montana Tracy reckoned the soundbites were "a hoot". Blue has been practising Maori pronunciation.

    Don't really see a side car fitting on the XT so the second XT and the babysitter seem the most practical solutions.
    Trailer. Sorted. Mr Motu was at one point contemplating fitting his strange sidebox thing onto his XT5 1/2 .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zukin
    So it could become NZ's slowest adventure ride.......
    No, I'm sure that happened on Saturday...
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom View Post
    We 'athiests' consider Wolf 'one of us' inasmuch as his approach to matters of philosophy mirrors our own. The fact that he chooses to live by tenets driven by a fantasy of the supernatural that he finds personally appealing and culturally relevant is neither here nor there.
    Quote Originally Posted by Shiny side up View Post
    It is amazing what you can do with a big hammer and a lot of care.
    Thank Eris for the FSM!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion
    Trailer. Sorted.
    Can't put the kids in a trailer, Ix, 'twould be illegal.

    I suppose strayjuliet and the cubs could have followed in the car - NZ's Smallest Group Ride: one bike and the sweep car...
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    We 'athiests' consider Wolf 'one of us' inasmuch as his approach to matters of philosophy mirrors our own. The fact that he chooses to live by tenets driven by a fantasy of the supernatural that he finds personally appealing and culturally relevant is neither here nor there.
    Quote Originally Posted by Shiny side up View Post
    It is amazing what you can do with a big hammer and a lot of care.
    Thank Eris for the FSM!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wolf
    Can't put the kids in a trailer, Ix, 'twould be illegal.

    I suppose strayjuliet and the cubs could have followed in the car - NZ's Smallest Group Ride: one bike and the sweep car...


    When I said next time take me I meant on the bike not as a sweep car, if we have to take the car for "sweep" duty your driving. (while I ride).... Booking in for my bike licence just as soon as wolf gives me the money for it. lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by strayjuliet
    When I said next time take me I meant on the bike not as a sweep car, if we have to take the car for "sweep" duty your driving. (while I ride).... Booking in for my bike licence just as soon as wolf gives me the money for it. lol
    There's a perfectly good massage parlour down the rd, earn your own license money!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lias
    There's a perfectly good massage parlour down the rd, earn your own license money!
    Nah, we don't want your money, mate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom View Post
    We 'athiests' consider Wolf 'one of us' inasmuch as his approach to matters of philosophy mirrors our own. The fact that he chooses to live by tenets driven by a fantasy of the supernatural that he finds personally appealing and culturally relevant is neither here nor there.
    Quote Originally Posted by Shiny side up View Post
    It is amazing what you can do with a big hammer and a lot of care.
    Thank Eris for the FSM!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by strayjuliet
    When I said next time take me I meant on the bike not as a sweep car, if we have to take the car for "sweep" duty your driving. (while I ride).... Booking in for my bike licence just as soon as wolf gives me the money for it. lol
    So on one hand he could give you the money for the licence, and have to stay home with cubs while you're out on YOUR bike having fun.

    Or... He could not give you the money. Leave you at home (or bring you in as a sweeper) and continue to "test" your bike. Making sure it stays in good well run shape for that day when you do have your licence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lias
    There's a perfectly good massage parlour down the rd, earn your own license money!

    Why earn it when Wolf gives it to me anyway?? I prefer to get money off my husband, after all that's what he's there for lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lias
    There's a perfectly good massage parlour down the rd, earn your own license money!

    Why earn it when Wolf gives it to me anyway?? I prefer to get money off my husband, after all that's what he's there for lol.
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