The kiamais is one of my fav bits of roads, its often damp up there just keep going ya decide to stop and pull over and put wet weather gear on if you get to top and its looks shit in the wakaito areaOriginally Posted by MikeL
The kiamais is one of my fav bits of roads, its often damp up there just keep going ya decide to stop and pull over and put wet weather gear on if you get to top and its looks shit in the wakaito areaOriginally Posted by MikeL
Hafta go for a ride before I leave dude....Originally Posted by Cajun
The world will look up and shout "Save Us!", and I'll whisper "no"
Maybe all meet up for a drink somewhere, when Im down there the weekend?Originally Posted by NC30_chick
Originally Posted by Joni
Oh hell yeah! On Saturnday!![]()
The world will look up and shout "Save Us!", and I'll whisper "no"
Sweet as could do JoniOriginally Posted by Joni
NC30 - how long you back in town for??
Also keep and ear out if you know anyone who wants to find a flat i be needing to find a flatmate out welcome bay way.
You realise, Mike, that the Old Tauranga Rd only cuts out the bit between the gorge and somewhere past the Waihi Beach turnoff (i.e., Waihi, and a bit of road either side of it)?Originally Posted by MikeL
Yeah, mine too. If it hadn't been for the weather, I think doing the trip the other way around would've been better, as I like going over the Kaimais from the west to east the most.Originally Posted by Cajun
Yeah, I've considered it. I would be on another VFR, but the one I'd lined up was "boring looking" (Mrs FS). She liked the K100 because "it's the same colour as my car".Originally Posted by Posh Tourer
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I dunno... I like the FahrtSturm, as unlike most BMWs, it can easily loft the front wheel, and it's light and flickable. And easy(ish) to work on. Mrs FS prefers the seating position to that of the VFR750 I had, but the VFR had slightly better ergonomics for me. The cheapest option may be to get the seat reupholstered and fit some sort of mudguard and/or hugger. And a new helmet for Mrs FS, and new gloves for me.
But then again, Mrs FS is just starting to get 'into' bikes at a time when I'm starting to think for the first time about getting out.Bad timing...
... and that's what I think.
Or summat.
Or maybe not...
Dunno really....![]()
Yeah we do a Tauranga area says "good bye to NC30" drinks...Originally Posted by NC30_chick
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Cajun, you gotta come, bring the Mrs too...
who else is in that area?
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Originally Posted by Cajun
Just for 3 weeks...
I move on the 20th might leave on the 18th or 19th though.. dunno
Gotta find a cheap moving company ()
This weekend coming is the only one I have free left...
The world will look up and shout "Save Us!", and I'll whisper "no"
Sorry Firestormer blatant thread hijack here....![]()
there is a new member ajturbo and what? and other ones are madandy and sazuki which those two not been around for a while.Originally Posted by Joni
Sweet as
Originally Posted by Joni
My bad too![]()
The world will look up and shout "Save Us!", and I'll whisper "no"
One of the endearing things about forums that aren't religiously policed.Originally Posted by Joni
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Sooner or later, every KB forum seems to end up talking about beer.
Thread hijack's OK, as long as someone can tell me about huggers, mudguards and stopping Mrs FS from getting wet pants.![]()
At the moment, I'm thinking about buying an old mudguard from a wrecker, or from someone who's amputated theirs, and grafting it onto the FahrtSturm behind the number plate.
Either that, or having a mudflap fabricated from carbon fibre.
I suspect (but don't have any empirical data) that a hugger will keep my boots/shock/chain cleaner, but not stop water rooster-tailing up the back...
... and that's what I think.
Or summat.
Or maybe not...
Dunno really....![]()
nah hugger won't stop water rooster up, you need the tail flap to stop that.Originally Posted by firestormer
I am sure you be able to find one off a wreaked fahrtsturm somewhere
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