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    Did anyone actually go to this Rally?

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    According to Dangerous it's postponed until this weekend.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    haha... hehe, ok so it seems that Rashika, Thunder, SuzyQ and my self were the only bikers at the pub, ohh there was one other a fella that also rides a Guzzi.
    What happened to you LLS?
    The publican said there wre no entrents to day and about 6 fri night and they shot through 1st thing thismorning.


    Rally postponed

    Till next weekend, so all those that were keen to go will still get the chance next weekend.
    The plans are the same as far as the organiser is concerned just a week later
    there were three tents in the paddock friday night, me, a couple from timaru on a Goldwing and a dude on a BMW who went and stayed somewhere off site. It was that fucking windy, wet and cold sat morn, Nothing open anywhere, no place to get a hot drink to warm up, So I packed my gear and rode home. The dryest place I could find on site was the mobile loos!
    Posponed till next weekend? Took all day sunday to dry out the gear.
    Fun riding home in the that wind and rain, got blowen sideways several times woo hooo.....Ice skating on a bike! I accually enjoyed it!
    mmmmmm should I bother retracing my steps this weekend?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Subike View Post
    there were three tents in the paddock friday night, me, a couple from timaru on a Goldwing and a dude on a BMW who went and stayed somewhere off site.
    yip and ya's all went home and then there were no tents in the padock sat night.
    cheers DD
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    Quote Originally Posted by Subike View Post
    there were three tents in the paddock friday night, me, a couple from timaru on a Goldwing and a dude on a BMW who went and stayed somewhere off site. It was that fucking windy, wet and cold sat morn, Nothing open anywhere, no place to get a hot drink to warm up, So I packed my gear and rode home. The dryest place I could find on site was the mobile loos!
    Posponed till next weekend? Took all day sunday to dry out the gear.
    Fun riding home in the that wind and rain, got blowen sideways several times woo hooo.....Ice skating on a bike! I accually enjoyed it!
    mmmmmm should I bother retracing my steps this weekend?
    I take my hat of to ya subike, had to work on saturday, in and out of the rain all morning , would have been a shit of a day to ride in , with the wind picking up to mid morning, you old'er' bikers are just to darn tough for ya own good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Subike View Post
    there were three tents in the paddock friday night, me, a couple from timaru on a Goldwing and a dude on a BMW who went and stayed somewhere off site. It was that fucking windy, wet and cold sat morn, Nothing open anywhere, no place to get a hot drink to warm up, So I packed my gear and rode home. The dryest place I could find on site was the mobile loos!
    Posponed till next weekend? Took all day sunday to dry out the gear.
    Fun riding home in the that wind and rain, got blowen sideways several times woo hooo.....Ice skating on a bike! I accually enjoyed it!
    mmmmmm should I bother retracing my steps this weekend?
    Good on you, Subike et al. I saw some riders heading up towards Chch on Friday night and thought they were pretty hardy. By Sat am I was thinking about driving out to see if anyone needed a hot shower and a clothes dryer (rescuing), but saw D's post (no one left there). We were definately thinking about you while we were tucked up in our warm, dry homes ...

    Come back this weekend
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    Quote Originally Posted by karla View Post
    Good on you, Subike et al. I saw some riders heading up towards Chch on Friday night and thought they were pretty hardy. By Sat am I was thinking about driving out to see if anyone needed a hot shower and a clothes dryer (rescuing), but saw D's post (no one left there). We were definately thinking about you while we were tucked up in our warm, dry homes ...

    Come back this weekend
    Still pretty empty today :P

    But of course as I type this you are probably still there with Pete. NAUGHTY!

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    Yes it was still very quite when we left 6:30 - 7ish.

    I have to feel sorry for them as they were rained off and then not everyone knew that it was on this weekend.

    On the up side we did see more bikes heading there as we headed home.

    If it stops raining and doesn't look like it will again, I may head back for a look and to see what my head lights are like at night.(on my new bike)

    Talking about new bikes.
    Feel the fear and do it anyway

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    3-4 bikes in the paddock... bummer, band sounded rather good tho.
    cheers DD
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    I went back late and left about 11:30ish.

    Well I had a very interesting night.

    For a started the lights on the Daytona are good and the digital speedo is easy to read on the other hand the tac looks nice in it red and white colours was harder to read, which is OK as it is long legged and at night you are no where near the red line.

    First thing to happen was a happy local drunk guy call Paul said hello and before I could go into the bar, fell though the glass window in the door.
    Going by the size of the bits of glass we all thought that he would be cut in half or a least have some large bits in this stomach.
    He got away with nicks and small cuts only one maybe needed a band-aid.
    He did hit his head hard on the cross-member of the door and they were having trouble keeping him awake.
    Now this could have been just because he had a few to many so I'm sure they called the Ambo, all the best Paul hope you are OK now after a sleep.

    Second thing was Possums do not look left and right before crossing the road.
    Stouts on the other hand do stop on the white line to wait for you to go pass.
    Thank you.

    The wind was stronger going back and a fully faired bike gets knocked around more and branches rolling down and across the road are not good for the heart.

    And riding though town I have never seen so many red and blue flashing light heading in every which way because of the boy racer event.
    They were passing each other and passing the car the other cop was after to get to their target.

    First few times I thought they were after me.

    O yeah there were a few more people at the site, it still looked dead and quite.
    No light on a the site so could not count the tents or do a head count.
    There was couple of dozen people still up and about in the bar.
    On the other hand the few rally goers made the best of it and the band was good and they turned the band around to face the pub.
    Feel the fear and do it anyway

    Don't confuse education with intelligence.
    There are alot of highly educated idiots out there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LLAMA SOLA View Post
    Still pretty empty today :P
    But of course as I type this you are probably still there with Pete. NAUGHTY!
    who me, naughty?

    Quote Originally Posted by lemans View Post
    If it stops raining and doesn't look like it will again, I may head back for a look and to see what my head lights are like at night.(on my new bike)

    Talking about new bikes.
    Ah, new bikes, there were some beauties there yesterday. Isn't life good.

    Quote Originally Posted by lemans View Post
    ... the few rally goers made the best of it and the band was good and they turned the band around to face the pub.
    Pleased to hear that, shame the rally didn't work out even with a second attempt. Weather was biggest factor. But having the band playing in the afternoon to an empty field was just plain crazy.
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