Wonder what they would think if I turned up on my bike!!
Wonder what they would think if I turned up on my bike!!
Are you guys still going on regular rides now that its a bit cooler?
I'm always looking to go for rides, any time I can and I usually end up going by myself because the only other person I know who rides a bike is my Dad and he never has time to go.
If you guys dont mind another rider, I would love to tag along on a ride one day. I'm always available every Saturday and I ride in all weather, so anything is good if you'll have me of course.
any sundays? We tend to go on a sunday as a few of us work on saturdays a fair bit. Often it is to the hilltop or Akaroa or just a quick squirt to the wheatsheaf or around the bays. But it is usually at short notice by txt, so maybe PM your number so we can add you to the list![]()
"Do not meddle in the affairs of Buells, for they are subtle and quick to wheelie!"
--J RR1000 Tolkien
yank tank at Glenorchy 2006 rally
Sunday could be a problem. I'll pm my number and see what happens.
My days off vary due to doing shift work that varies each week with the days I work. So I'll try and get some more Sundays off.
Heh I tend to decide to go five minutes before I leave to go and I just pick a direction and go. I try not to head east even though you can apparently ride on water and I just cruise around looking for twisty roads that I havnt been on yet.
Is anyone keen to go for a ride on Monday or Wednesday next week?
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Pick a direction.
I know the port hills roads pretty well, but any road without much traffic is a good one.
I like going up over Dyers Pass Road and out to Godley House, because it's a nice ride out there, the beer's great value and the food is good... even if you just get spicy wedges.Not too much traffic on the weekdays either which is handy.
Soapbox house of cards and glass, so don't go tossing your stones around.
You musta been.... high. You musta been...
you could always challenge yourself DE and head over the port hills road from new brighton (along the top) to Gebbies pass....much more fun and twisty and usually buggar all traffic. One of my fav rides when I only have an hour, and bloody fantastic views... also a good place for a photo shoot of the bike![]()
"Do not meddle in the affairs of Buells, for they are subtle and quick to wheelie!"
--J RR1000 Tolkien
yank tank at Glenorchy 2006 rally
I could do that... I like heading up through Sumner for a change sometimes too. Only thing is that I'm not too fond of the Summit Road, it's a bloody goat track. Seriously rutted and covered with gravel (and grit at this time of the year), it doesn't do my confidence much good, though I have ridden it a couple of times... I prefer the better sealed roads around the bays.
Went for a bit of a pootle over Dyers Pass Road out to the Wheatsheaf with dyers this morning. Stopped there for a bit of a break, then went over Gebbies Pass and back through Tai Tapu. Found that the only reason I wasn't decking my pegs in the past was because my boots were in the way! Put the balls of my feet on the pegs today, and found that the pegs would touch down instead of my boots getting all scraped. Hehe
Soapbox house of cards and glass, so don't go tossing your stones around.
You musta been.... high. You musta been...
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