Group Riding Guidelines

[Shaun]

Well said Shaun because you have just made me think the same way, that instead of posting a Coro loop ride on the calender and seeing how many people I can get to come along I should just pm say 5 or 6 ofthe people I enjoy riding with the most. the last Coro ride I organised had more than 40 bikes turn out, although it was a great day over all rideing, with 5 to 6 others would acheive the same result. I guess I have been guilty in the Past of treating how many bikes that turn out as a Defacto popularity contest.
Shaun again thank you for making the penny drop
Steve
ps tried to bling but I must spread more to others

Smart man Steve, long may you and your mates ride mate

[Racey Rider]

On the way down to the funeral on Friday, my 150 and me came across some of the Auck/Taupo boys on their big bikes stopped at Shannon. Thought I might cruise the rest of the way down with them, so stopped for a chat and joined them when they took off.
I got a few km in with them, but as the rain started and my bike was getting blown around a bit by the windy condition, the 120 -130km/h cruising speed was a bit much for me on the 150. On a better day I would have kept up with them,, but I had to tell myself, 'Hey, I've got nothing to prove here'. So dropped back to a comfortable 110km/h - had an enjoyable ride under challenging conditions - Made it to the destination.
Yes it would have been nice to keep up, but, Hey -