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    SATURDAY 24/07/04 -PUKEKOHE OPEN DAY

    Hey guys! just letting you KBérs klnow all going well Fluffly_Cat, Curious George and Myself should be heading out to the track for the open day Next saturday (24th july) So please feel free to come along and join in! The more KBérs the better, all bikes of all shapes and sizes i say! And Hoon you best show up - i wanna see this 400 in action!

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    Sorry guys, won't be there this time. Looks like I'll be doing Manfield next weekend all thanx to nicko for letting me hitch a ride in his van


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    Thread hyjack

    Quote Originally Posted by Motoracer
    Sorry guys, won't be there this time. Looks like I'll be doing Manfield next weekend all thanx to nicko for letting me hitch a ride in his van

    Bugger Puke this time assuming I can get my radiator fixed in time is anyone keen on a blat down to Manfield to support the Kbers racing that day? would look at leaving Friday I guess ?, pm if interested.

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    Would love to go F/F but only if i got to race, and i think 600kms of riding is too much for the RG, and it will cost too much to cart my bike down oh well

    KK, ill be there if im getting 1:21's and 1:20's ill be happy, as long as those fucking drifters dont drag any mud on to the track.....
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    if weather looks good i might give the k4 some laps around puke

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    There's gotta be a way to get rid of the drifters....BASTARDS!!!
    There with bells on.
    (only if it's good weather though)
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    Quote Originally Posted by curious george
    There's gotta be a way to get rid of the drifters....BASTARDS!!!
    There with bells on.
    (only if it's good weather though)

    The drifters may be putting the crap on the track,but track management should be making sure that either the drifters clean it up or track staff do.

    Don't just bitch about it on here, make sure whoevers running the track know about the problem and do something about it,the more people that get in their ear about it the more chance of something being done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha
    The drifters may be putting the crap on the track,but track management should be making sure that either the drifters clean it up or track staff do.

    Don't just bitch about it on here, make sure whoevers running the track know about the problem and do something about it,the more people that get in their ear about it the more chance of something being done.
    Yep, im going to ask Gary next time to clean up the track after the drifters...
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    Strength in numbers! It's not a quick job, track sweeping, but if 10 of us go and complain, or grab a broom, it might work?
    Or he could make the drifters sweep it up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kwaka-Kid
    Hey guys! just letting you KBérs klnow all going well Fluffly_Cat, Curious George and Myself should be heading out to the track for the open day Next saturday (24th july) So please feel free to come along and join in! The more KBérs the better, all bikes of all shapes and sizes i say! And Hoon you best show up - i wanna see this 400 in action!
    Yeah I'll probably come along weather permitting. Just take it easy on me this time and keep your distance KK!

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    Hey guys,

    I'm keen to take my bike on the track but I haven't had much riding experience (1200kms).

    Would going to the track be good for building experience or should I get more experience on the road first?

    I hope this makes sense (2x 21st in 2 nights has left me jaded)

    Cheers!

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    hard to say really darryboy, to be honest id usually so go get some more street exp @ getting smooth etc, but looking @ TS he has picked it up so quick etc that out on the track he was without much exp (although more then you have..) i wouldnt like to make the call for you, it will definatly improve your riding im sure - but at this stage theres loads of that improving that could be done cheaper i.e on the street.
    Tis up to you, maybe just come for a looksee?

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    cost?

    hey guys,
    im keen if i've got the money for entry. How much is it? If i can afford i will be there with some knee pads (from the skating days) as knee sliders
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    Quote Originally Posted by gareth_d
    hey guys,
    im keen if i've got the money for entry. How much is it? If i can afford i will be there with some knee pads (from the skating days) as knee sliders
    Its 80 bucks Gareth lol that sounds like a KK thing skater knee pads LMAO...... Lets put it in perspective, i had brand new knee sliders yesterday, i rode my bike for 20 laps and MR's bike for 20 laps..... after that i had no slider left and a hole in my leathers

    i say, forget the sliders and just go out and have fun
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    hard to say really darryboy, to be honest id usually so go get some more street exp @ getting smooth etc, but looking @ TS he has picked it up so quick etc that out on the track he was without much exp (although more then you have..) i wouldnt like to make the call for you, it will definatly improve your riding im sure - but at this stage theres loads of that improving that could be done cheaper i.e on the street.
    Tis up to you, maybe just come for a looksee?
    Thanks for the advice,

    Yeah, I think i'll wait a while, still keen on riding down to watch though.

    Cheers,
    Darren

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