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  1. #151
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    People who don't indicate/indicate incorrectly on multi-lane roundabouts.
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    The Wind on the Rimutaka hill.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chocky View Post
    esp no warning on roadworks. last year (maybe the year before) thay put pea gravel on about 10k of scenic dr and the only reason I could come up with is "this will slow them down whaaahahaha"
    Yes! I ran into that too on the corner near the big arataki lookout and it was all fun and games!

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    Full bladder...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Swoop View Post
    Full bladder...
    I second that....
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    Quote Originally Posted by puddytat View Post
    I second that....
    thirded... and being a chick, its double the hassle!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunhuntin View Post
    thirded... and being a chick, its double the hassle!
    Yeah, but it's a hell of a laugh for the rest of us watching the bushes thrash about as a chick struggles away in the shrubbery.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by sunhuntin View Post
    thirded... and being a chick, its double the hassle!
    Fark you're not wrong....specially in wet weather when you have your rainsuit on, bib & brace pants, so ya gotta take jacket, jersey off, long johns and undies then you have to try not to dribble any on your clothing and boots. What a mission!
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    Quote Originally Posted by slowpoke View Post
    Yeah, but it's a hell of a laugh for the rest of us watching the bushes thrash about as a chick struggles away in the shrubbery.....
    lmfao... i wouldnt do it in the bushes... rather wet my jeans that risk a stick up the wrong place. lmfao. gonna get me one of those "shewee" things i think. doesnt even have to be in the bushes... even shops are a pain... takes an extra 10 mins putting all the layers back together.

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    when my final destination is work that sucks

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    getting home and putting my bike away
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    Quote Originally Posted by Speedie View Post
    Following another bike and he never cancels his indicator. This is ordinarily Boomer, but can often be my cousin Wozza as well, he is really bad for it.
    Old MOngoose was bad for that on his Kwaka LTD - and when I tried to catch up to show him he had left his indamacator on he thought I wanted to race - and off he went at gazzilion km STILL with the bloody blinker going!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Speedie View Post
    Following another bike and he never cancels his indicator. This is ordinarily Boomer, but can often be my cousin Wozza as well, he is really bad for it.
    I find I'm doing this more as I get older...also leaving my fly open, bits of food stuck to my face...f**k, I'm elderly!!!
    It's only a matter of time before I overhear some young chick saying "awww, isn't he sweet"...then I'm checking myself into the nearest home.
    ...she took the KT, and left me the Buell to ride....(Blues Brothers)

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    I'd have to say lugging my gear around if I'm going somewhere like town.

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    Quote Originally Posted by idb View Post
    I find I'm doing this more as I get older...also leaving my fly open, bits of food stuck to my face...f**k, I'm elderly!!!
    It's only a matter of time before I overhear some young chick saying "awww, isn't he sweet"...then I'm checking myself into the nearest home.
    Luckily you're also getting deaf - or you would've heard that chick saying "hey, look at that coool bike, must be the owners old man taking it for a spin..."
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