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Thread: Puhoi or Mangawhai? (16 December)

  1. #181
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    Yo Maha man! what a fantastic day was had by all and a perfect way to break your cheery to a KBer meet. Good to see you riders from norfland too. Interesting trying to remember peoples psuedo-name and real name. It'll take a few more pints to suss it. Great day.

    A suggestion for future rides: if we know the venue we're going to (i.e. food) perhaps we need to ring ahead a let the venue know we are coming and approximate numbers. This way the venue can possibly put on extra staff if need be (cut down on waiting for food) and I'm sure they will appreciate us and our business we bring even more, being the sensational role models that we all are.

    looking forward to the next one. cheers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waxxa View Post
    Yo Maha man! what a fantastic day was had by all and a perfect way to break your cheery to a KBer meet.
    Who you breaking cherry's with, Mr Maha, does mom know about this? or is NEDWIN the III been up to mischief
    Waxxa glad you enjoyed the day, they are a good bunch of pep's and very knowledgeable. We hear ya re forum/real names, personally I prefer real names, but all men riders tend to be Mark's, or Steve's,
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    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    you should see me when i have a hangover
    Shit noooo! dont wish that on anyone

    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom View Post
    Yes, he was quite proud of that when he got home. I'm not sure why. He is an odd fellow.
    SHY is my call!

    Quote Originally Posted by ManDownUnder View Post
    Mom kindly warned me it was a dirt road etc so I knew to expect something... but what I failed to expect was the transition from seal to fresh, "deep", soft, gravel... MUSH at short notice... on a right hander.
    Nearly soileded meself I did!
    OOPS! sorry mate, twas all good not so long ago...sorry

    Quote Originally Posted by girlygirl View Post
    Good gracious, was it the way I kept on shouldering Mom or my general bad arse attitude??
    Is that what it is called, hmmmmmm I thought it was called, gave as good as I got, not a bad attitude. Interesting.

    Good to see you feel free to shoulder me anytime......LOL
    Quote Originally Posted by Gubb View Post
    Nonono,

    He rides the Leprachhaun at the end of the Rainbow. Usually goes by the name Anne McMommus

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    Quote Originally Posted by Unit View Post
    ... all men riders tend to be Mark's, or Steve's,
    Or Dans.

    Weird but true, innit.



    Perhaps I shall change my name by deed poll to Mahershal-al-hashbaz.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom View Post
    Or Dans.

    Weird but true, innit.



    Perhaps I shall change my name by deed poll to Mahershal-al-hashbaz.

    You might get locked up as a possible terrorist though
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    Quote Originally Posted by Unit View Post
    You might get locked up as a possible terrorist though
    at least he will be able to carry a knife to school.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nodrog View Post
    at least he will be able to carry a knife to school.
    Already do.
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    Thanks, Maha and Mom, for another great ride and day out with a great bunch of people. Look forward to the next one. Thanks to everyone else too.
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    Blah

    You're all a bunch of slappers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DMNTD View Post
    You're all a bunch of slappers!
    We learnt from the best.....

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    Well Mark and Mom you have done it again, another excellent day out, good turn out, a few people I'd meet before good to catchup with yous, and a lot more I hadn't met, sorry peps for not introducing myself.
    I arrived just as you lot were leaving is that good timing or what, anyhow decided to play TEC for a while, following them cruisers those 109's are awesome looking bikes,
    Quote Originally Posted by Bass View Post
    Came home via 16 and Peak Rd as you do. Came round a downhill right hander and there was a guy in leathers carrying a helmet standing on the roadside.
    So I stopped (of course).
    He had overcooked the corner on a Rocket 3, taken out a 5 wire fence and his bike was upside down, wedged behind a tree about 10 meters down a steep bank. He had come to rest beside the bike. The bank was steep enough that he had trouble climbing out.
    He was unmarked and unhurt. He had already contacted friends who were arranging salvage.
    There was nothing more I could do and so I left him to it after advising him to go and buy several lotto tickets. He was one very, very fortunate fellow and I think he realised that too.
    he was still there when Richard Mc F and I passed, so I turned back to just to check, as you said, he was one very lucky man.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Unit View Post
    ...all men riders tend to be Mark's, or Steve's,

    scarey shit girl, all my husbands have been called that too!
    Quote Originally Posted by Gubb View Post
    Nonono,

    He rides the Leprachhaun at the end of the Rainbow. Usually goes by the name Anne McMommus

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    Wink

    Yo we may just do that looks you'r gettin quite a fan club here.....we may have to do some lunch or after work rides depending on my employment status you may have to slow down and RESPECT MY AUTHRITAAAAAY ( aka known as the old ducati ) or watch out here I come heheheheh I will pm to let you know which


    Quote Originally Posted by girlygirl View Post
    Dude!, you are seriously on my God list for putting the Repsol back together, you just go right ahead and make me pay!!!


    Good gracious, was it the way I kept on shouldering Mom or my general bad arse attitude??





    Awwww, but only if you can catch me on the Repsol!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by oldguy View Post
    Well Mark and Mom you have done it again, another excellent day out, good turn out, a few people I'd meet before good to catchup with yous, and a lot more I hadn't met, sorry peps for not introducing myself.
    I arrived just as you lot were leaving is that good timing or what, anyhow decided to play TEC for a while, following them cruisers those 109's are awesome looking bikes, he was still there when Richard Mc F and I passed, so I turned back to just to check, as you said, he was one very lucky man.
    Cheers dude, 109 rear end is why i brought the beast , sorry about the slow corners we just about have to get off and push the things around tight corners, got love the rattle of the big v twin when you hit the power.

    Nice to catch up with everyone , good day and great ride

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    Quote Originally Posted by bmz2 View Post
    sorry about the slow corners we just about have to get off and push the things around tight corners, got love the rattle of the big v twin when you hit the power.

    Nice to catch up with everyone , good day and great ride
    Sounds sooo like my old bevel.......hmmmm 'cept for the big twin and power thing.

    Hmmm my partner asked what those "big" bikes were........was that an invitation to retail therapy some how doubt it though
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