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    Clint & Rosie's XXX Adventures

    Xtremely cruisy Xmas Xpedition - East Cape

    Trip report & pics over on Advrider:

    http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=298296

    There's still some more to come, a couple of pics from day one below:

    Cheers
    Clint
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    Wicked stuff you two.
    As I type, theres a pooped out Volty rider asleep on the bed from doing similar things. Will knock a breif ride report together shortly. All systems go for the Mohaka.

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    Awesome sights their.Looking forward to meeting you guys.Rosie how are you enjoying the gravel rides?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kanny View Post
    Rosie how are you enjoying the gravel rides?
    I'm getting the hang of it. I like it when the surface is reasonable and there are tyre tracks I can follow. The second half of the Napier-Taihape had been graded and there was deep gravel everywhere, I was a bit nervous, but I just slowed down a bit and it wasn't so bad. I'm not very good at pulling off onto the shoulder and getting back onto the road (deep gravel + camber = eek), but I just need more practise.
    The first gravel riding I did was on a road bike, so of course it's soo much easier on the sherpa.
    We did some easy 4WD tracks on Wednesday, and that was a bit scary. I'll need to practise more, if I'm going to do the capital coast ride.

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    Awesome stuff clint, fantastic pics in that link, we plan on doing the very same thing later in the year...staying 'on' the seal will be the only difference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rosie View Post
    I'm getting the hang of it. I like it when the surface is reasonable and there are tyre tracks I can follow. The second half of the Napier-Taihape had been graded and there was deep gravel everywhere, I was a bit nervous, but I just slowed down a bit and it wasn't so bad. I'm not very good at pulling off onto the shoulder and getting back onto the road (deep gravel + camber = eek), but I just need more practise.
    The first gravel riding I did was on a road bike, so of course it's soo much easier on the sherpa.
    We did some easy 4WD tracks on Wednesday, and that was a bit scary. I'll need to practise more, if I'm going to do the capital coast ride.
    I find the deep gravel scary myself more going down hill around corners.Not knowing whats coming around.But i am enjoying the different type of riding.Im no speedster.At the moment a granny.Like you practise.Love the adventure side of it.Not bad i think for a learner.So looking forward to this trip.See you soon

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    good to hear you guys had a great time. East cape is fabulous.

    Nice pics but I do feel a little cheated considering the title........

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