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    Thumbs up Thanks to everyone who helped me yesterday!

    greetings all

    Thanks to everyone that helped me yesterday when my rg150 siezed on the backroads near gladstone . story goes as follows...

    9ish am i left levin and headed south looking for someone to ride with and and to go for a hoon over the takas Went over paekock hill bla bla bla those roads. Pulled in to caltex rimitaka and found a group of riders about to go over the hill so i tagged along

    From there we headed over the takas and to maritnborough for a coffee.

    Then the back roads to masterton i was on the smallest bike in the group- the next smallest bike was a zx6r i think! so i had a hard time keepin up. Anyways on a strait about 3k from gladstone, i was goin flat out tryin to keep up and then cough, fart, *sound of wheel locking up* the rg had had enough

    Thanks to Ronnie and her cbr for taking me to the next turn off where i got on the back of ray's (i think) bmw. He took me to masterton- those new beemers go like snot! Thanks to the honda shop for letting me use their phone to call my parents . thanks to my dad for driving two hours to pick me up and another half hour to find my bike and thanks to the other riders for waiting for me and making it an awsome ride!

    btw if anyone cares i used to post as rg_150 a few months ago. i made another user name because my rg is dead for now and hopefully soon i'll have my rgv250

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    Glad to know you got home OK. We were the red ST1300 and blue Marauder that stopped when you were engrossed in conversation on Ronnie's cellphone. Could have been worse. Could have been raining...
    "Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]

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    This is the reason KBers ROCK!!!
    What a team!
    With my beer tinted glasses I'm ready to biddy battle,
    I'm hungry like the wolf, but I'll end up tending cattle!

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    You're from levin? So am I... may I ask what your name is?

    Ive just moved down here for uni, but i'm originally from levin...

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    Thats not just a KB thing. (helping out bikers in need) Its a whole biking thing.
    If a stranger on a bike needs help, most riders will stop and ask if they are ok.
    This motorcycling family is great!
    Motorcycing is not a hobby, It is a way of life!

    Missed forever! NEVER FORGOTTEN!!
    LIVE ON MY FRIENDS!

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    Yeah thats true.. when i had a minor accident on my old gl145, every motorcyclist that came past stopped to make sure everything was ok. Top effort!

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    Quote Originally Posted by liftback
    Yeah thats true.. when i had a minor accident on my old gl145, every motorcyclist that came past stopped to make sure everything was ok. Top effort!


    Thats exactly what i mean.
    Motorcycing is not a hobby, It is a way of life!

    Missed forever! NEVER FORGOTTEN!!
    LIVE ON MY FRIENDS!

    Friends dont let friends ride Hyosungs

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky Bills
    Thats not just a KB thing. (helping out bikers in need) Its a whole biking thing.
    If a stranger on a bike needs help, most riders will stop and ask if they are ok.
    This motorcycling family is great!
    T'is the two-wheeled rule. You *never* pass by a fellow biker in trouble. I've often had people stop and ask if I needed help, when I've just stopped to read my map, or admire the view. And I've done the same.

    If you don't stop when a biker's got problems, the biker gods will note it, and shortly thereafter,both your wheels will fall off in the middle of a fast corner, your gearbox will seize, your chain and all you cables will snap, and your piston and crankshaft will exchange places.

    You have been warned.
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    The manufacturers go to a lot of trouble to find out what the average rider prefers, because the maker who guesses closest to the average preference gets the largest sales. But the average rider is mainly interested in silly (as opposed to useful) “goodies” to try to kid the public that he is riding a racer

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    Ah - was wondering if you were KB'ers. That was me who stopped by on the "Tiger" FireBlade to check if any help was needed, I think you had it all sorted by then and were just wandering back to get a lift on the CBR. Good luck with getting your bike sorted.
    pretentious moi?

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    hitcher- that bike of yours is mint! thanks for stopping!

    liftback-hey my names james. im 15 and supposed to have an L plate

    et al- very sexy Fireblade

    Biker spirit rocks!! and a year ago i wanted a cage but i difinitly made the right choice not getting 1!

    Looking forward to riding with all of you soon

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    Quote Originally Posted by liftback
    You're from levin? So am I... may I ask what your name is?

    Ive just moved down here for uni, but i'm originally from levin...
    This isnt a dating service now
    To every man upon this earth
    Death cometh sooner or late
    And how can a man die better
    Than facing fearful odds
    For the ashes of his fathers
    And the temples of his Gods

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    Oh yea, and well done to all the riders that helped ya. There are always friendly guys all over, especially on bikes
    To every man upon this earth
    Death cometh sooner or late
    And how can a man die better
    Than facing fearful odds
    For the ashes of his fathers
    And the temples of his Gods

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sniper_CBR
    This isnt a dating service now
    Really? Somebody had better tell some of our resident matchmakers that they may be in breach of the Sale of Goods Act...
    "Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion
    T'is the two-wheeled rule. You *never* pass by a fellow biker in trouble. I've often had people stop and ask if I needed help, when I've just stopped to read my map, or admire the view. And I've done the same.

    If you don't stop when a biker's got problems, the biker gods will note it, and shortly thereafter,both your wheels will fall off in the middle of a fast corner, your gearbox will seize, your chain and all you cables will snap, and your piston and crankshaft will exchange places.

    You have been warned.
    So true. Most the times I've stopped their mate has already been en route with a jerry-can full of petrol, and it's all under control but it pays to stop just in case.

    Could be me stopped next time, without a phone in the middle of nowhere - has been in the past and I've been helped out. What goes around, comes around; cast your bread upon the waters; bide the Threefold Law you should etc.
    Motorbike Camping for the win!

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    hmm coming back from the cold duck & a patched rider was broken down just outta shannon .. heaps of other sports bike riders passed but I thought I better see what was going on (even though it was a hog) so turned around

    electrical probs .. just as back up arrived he got it going again .. just said to him dunna matter the type of bike if he comes across one stopped make sure everything is ok

    what goes around comes around

    good to see some more riders around Levin
    Have to Karma ... Justice catches up eventually !!

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