Pot calling kettle(and that's directed at you big boy)
I think it was about 5 because it was just started to get dark. I think it worked out to be about 4 hours with only one sit down stop. IN saying that isn't this a longer one?
If it is longer anyone wanting to get back early could always come back the main road which would cut off a chunk of time.
http://maps.google.co.nz/maps?f=d&so...8,2.897644&z=9
no deep gravel pits in there
or just the gravel section
http://maps.google.co.nz/maps?f=d&so...,0.307274&z=12
Dude, harden up!! haha
The gravel road that you went on the other week (when I buggered off early) is worse. Trust me. You'll be sweet. Believe me when I say, if I can ride it, you can.
To not ride these roads because of 1% gravel is like not riding a race track because the tarmac isn't pink!![]()
Originally Posted by Mully
You can't save the fallen, direct the lost or motivate the lazy.
Originally Posted by Mully
You can't save the fallen, direct the lost or motivate the lazy.
Actually, to tell you the truth. I secretly LOVE gravel! Just not what it does to my bike! hehe
Officially bikeless now with open heart and brain surgery now in operation.
Only two registered for this weekend ride - come on don't let the "few showers" forecast put you off its a great route!! Only 2 bikes turned up last Sunday Flux (finally) and Kerry on his new 08 Triumph Bonneville (very nice).
Pub meeting 2moro - be there or be square
Quote Jan 2020 Posted by Katman
Life would be so much easier if you addressed questions with a simple answer.
Can someone explain the difference between a "technical ride" and a "non-technical" ride speaking in non technical jargon?
Quote Jan 2020 Posted by Katman
Life would be so much easier if you addressed questions with a simple answer.
as long as I'm all vacated from my flat by Sunday i'll be keen for a ride wherever it is
You can ride a motorcycle any time of the month
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