Free Bird
Great day out everyone! Man, am I tired now, but it was a good way to get tired. That trip around the back roads of the Bay was hilarious wasn't it, and it finished up perfectly with mostly all of the Ashurst crew meeting up back at the intersection of Highways 2 and 50.
A great big thanks to our great Hawkes Bay hosts, you're a fab bunch!
Down with bouncing!
great to have you along. There will be another ride coming along shortly and dont worry.. next time I will lead......
Free Bird
He means you BlacksheepOriginally Posted by cowboyz
Cowboyz and I seem to have a habit of posting at exactly the same time - must be something to do with great minds.......or something
Hardcore Biker
What an awesome day...with awesome people..I thoroughly enjoyed it. As someone said..if a roads worth riding, its worth riding twiceBloody good fun..wished we lived a little closer though...390ks today. Next time I'll stick to sweeping
Thanks alot you guys & gals...cheers W
I've learned... that to ignore the facts does not change the facts
Do you seriously expect me to believe that these politicians would implement policy based on nothing more than bullshit......
L-Plate Rider
I'm not sure i follow cowboyz...
The instructions are simple...
I'm not sure that anyone should...
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
The instructions are simple...
Can you find it on the map? (Hint: look at the colour change - kind of says it all really)
Despite the interesting after-lunch route, it was a brilliant day, enjoyed by all those brave souls present
Personally, I did 375km
Last edited by MSTRS; 26th April 2007 at 11:06.
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
deploy the yak!
dont be too quick to judge mate....there was a bit more to it than just a "too fast for the corner" off....
F M S
Down with bouncing!
there always is.
I might just add however condecending I seem it is only because I am naturally concieted.
Guess it is just good luck that 21 bikes made it to wimbilton in the same condition they left dannivirke.
His bin didn't bother me too much as it didn't effect my days riding or put a damper on the group in general. Only one thing worse than sitting on the side of the road trying to piece a bike together instead of riding and thats waiting for an ambulance.
Love Live Ride
ummmm so youre in the bad books aye...
Was a great days riding.Even better to catch up with freinds and meet some new faces
.Turned out getting led astray wasnt soo bad as the roads over there are absolutely
bardcore hiker
aye i am in the bad books,i asked what she had been doing all day and the answer was -cooking us a nice meal-but seeing as i was a tad late,well you can guess the rest.
dont waste your time or time will waste you
deploy the yak!
i hear ya mate...no worries
he popped in to work today and has a bit of a limp - still a bit sore - but other than that he's sweet
F M S
Love Live Ride
Well tell her next time she HAS to come !!then she wont need to cook as you can buy her a nice lunch out somewhere!!!she must wuvsyou!!!!!
C'mon lets ride....
Ya did well. Nice save at Dannivagas btw. Very impressive.What an awesome day...with awesome people..I thoroughly enjoyed it. As someone said..if a roads worth riding, its worth riding twice
The instructions are simple...
Ooooo...*feels all warm and fuzzy*
Glad you enjoyed 'our' roads. They are the worst-kept secret around.
Your riding is getting along just fine, too.
Was pleased to see that most were happy to ride at their own pace, without feeling pressured to keep up with the front runners. That's the way we run our regular rides, and so far so good, no bins.
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
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