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  1. #31
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    FF's "slight breeze" at 8 this morning has turned into a blustery gale. Went for a short ride on the 400 and got blown all over the place. Hope it's not any worse down where you guys are going. That straight stretch into Kopu gets a lot of wind...
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    Well it was a good day, a few people turned up, and that certain gale didnt stop and extremely fast person pulling alot of stand up wheelies aye Death hehehe....

    ON the way to Kawakawa Bay i had a good ride, and was semi keeping with Death and MR (by keeping they were only like 200-300 metres infront and staying there...) but i had a small scare later on so i backed off a bit, also the hole in my leathers where my slider is was getting bigger

    Great day, with some awesome riders, Draco was putting down a pretty fast pace today too.....

    Death, im still speechless from the awesome show you gave on the bike hehehe...
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    Thanks for another great ride. I'm so knackered after it though, I got home and slept for a couple of hours and still feeling stuffed. But it was fun : I managed to keep up with the people at the back of the ride most of the way to kawakawa bay, and then on Old North road too. Hmm, maybe Shade's right and I am improving
    I can't wait to get a faster bike so I can keep up on the straights though, and one that doesn't scrape the pegs so easily. 12 months to go...

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    erik you have definatly improved mate! that is for sure. we were all holding a pretty nice pace through Old North - and shit me wonko! Awesome for a clapped out (hope you dont mind me saynig this) old gpz600! shit if you have a modern bike etc matey youd be streets ahead of us. - but jsut take it easy on them tyres/surfaces, you did a nice display of a 90degree rear wheel hangout/drift for me but i wont ask for you to try it again
    all in all a fine weekends riding for me! Great day. Was good to take a passanger - used to heaps, but first time in months, and man does that poor 400 need a caining to even try and hold the back, or maybe its just me.
    Hope you all enjoyed it and didnt mind too much waiting for the wee viffer. -though next time i go 2up i might just bring the old GS1000

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    that's for sure KK... the front end on mine gets awfully light with an ass on the back. I am sure it makes for easier wheelies though Keep in mind that the fastest people often need to be at the back to keep up - it is amazing how hard you have to push even if the first guy in 10~20 is going 110-130, what with passing opportunities and so on...

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    its okay milky! you dont need to make excuses mate! Ask sarah, she said she was bored on the back and falling asleep the whole time, that mite explain why when braking she sure didnt do me or my personal belongings any good! Painful.

    And Milky, People were expecting you matey! You and that green machine were wanted at the ride! Where you been brother?!

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    Milky was too Lazy, but i did drag him out for a blat up Old North road with FzerozeroT in the arvo....
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    wanted?? expected?? what could I possibly contribute to such an outing?

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    I notice you have only one more post till 1000 is up TS.. congrats on the time that it does click over, and remember you only joined a a day earlier than me... methinks someone has too much time on their hands I think you should know by now that I am inherently lazy and there is little you can do about it... That ride with f00t wasnt too bad, even if you did leave me behind for alot of the way...

    A little incident happend when I was filling up on the ride too.. Someone had put the little clip on the 'throttle' for the pump, so when I removed it from the rest, it decided to spray fuel all over the bike and forecourt... I remedied that after about $3 worth of gas went astray, but the thing that had me confused was the lady wanted me to pay for the fuel which never entered my tank I sorted her out in the end though

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    Quote Originally Posted by Milky
    Someone had put the little clip on the 'throttle' for the pump, so when I removed it from the rest, it decided to spray fuel all over the bike and forecourt...

    He he.
    Thats a nasty trick.
    Cheers for the ride guys.
    Was a great day although i was asleep at 4pm!
    Shattered after a good weekends riding

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    Excellent day, great to go for a long blat.
    Thought my (not so) clapped out bike was doing good following Death off from a start, untill he mono'd away from me.

    Out on Old North was a blast, a little more length in the striaght's and I would have had you all, bar Chris. Thanks for the kind words man, they let me know that what I'm doing out there is right. And Erik, tha Zeal of yours looke d good going into some of those courners

    Must sleep now,
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