Yeah I had a learner with me and it was her first trip out of town although she has had her L for about 4 months, the bike is her only transport. I was very impressed with her riding as we kept a steady 90 on our speedo's creeping up to 100. Saw heaps of cop's and were pass by a couple and no trouble. Vern![]()
Your L plate is on the back, and I was covering your tail most of the way
I had not forgotten... I did try going at 70kmph for you but decided that must be a speedlimit set by a bunch of ******'s who could not be bothered ensuring there is proper training before letting learners our on the road. In a 100 zone at 70 even on a big bike, with a bit top box and a hi viz vest and a dayglo flag on the back was one of the more frightning experiences on a bike!
Campaign for learners to have more than 1hr tuition (subsidised by ACC) and passing a tougher test. Then raise the speed limit to 90 like trucks and trailers.
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the most dangerous thing i saw all weekend was a "L" plate rider doing 70 on the M/way.... cars were forcing the rider off to one side as they over took, the bike was more than capable of 100+.... i felt sorry for the rider.......
get rid of the stupid speed rule i say
what a ride so far!!!!
Maybe out of principal, they decided to turn a blind eye. Be nice to think they will overlook rego'sbut as luck would have it - we'd get the wanky cop who wants to make sure he does fill his quota
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On the ride to wellington I seen this little squid on a sewing machine riding like an idiot weaving through the bikes and then he stops in the middle of the road to let cars into the petrol station and holds up about 100 bikers from the main group.
Man I wanted to give him a good clip around the ears![]()
I know someone on a Truimph flew past us... and he got done! Deservedly so....
We had one plod flick his lights! But the rest turned a blind eye, completely ignored us... if only it was always like that![]()
No tickets but it was bloody wet, cold and miserable coming home today.
From Waiouru to Tokoroa (up the western side of the lake) it was either drizzling, raining or pissing down. Logging trucks on the Turangi to Tokaroa road were especially challenging. We just followed the last one for about 30k's until the turn-off at Whakamaru (sp?) cos everytime I got close enough to pass I couldn't bloody see for all the spray!
I'm pretty sure the conditions will get wetter and colder as the years pass in the telling - but not by much!
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I think our group probably averaged 130 on the way down. Passed heaps of cops too, I think they just couldn't be bothered seeing as we were in such large groups.
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