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    Quote Originally Posted by sels1 View Post
    Bloody good question Merv - I could put some knobblies on the Tiger and skip some of the challange loops, or pinch my sons DR250, (he might have something to say about that...) or do what I did last time - buy a cheapie trail bike off TradeMe for the event (and a bit of fun either side) and flick it after.
    Do it on the tiger! There were plenty of guys having a crack at the challenge sections on big bikes last time. I'll be there on the S10 and i'm sure my bro cooneyr will be doing them on his 950.

    Big bike just add to the challenge, greater sense of achievement when you complete them. Also massive dissapointment(anger/swearing/yelling abuse) when you lay them down and smash your plastics. Good motivation to keep them upright

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    Cant wait
    Last year we did it on 2 Dr650s Qkchk and Qkkid that is.
    This coming year we are going to be doing it on 2 Yamaha Tricker 250cc machines.
    Such a well organised and awesome event would not miss it

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    Excellent, I've been waiting for this announcement. A GPS route would be neat, but so would scans of the route sheets. It would give me more time to do a better job on the seems.

    I'd still be happy to turn up on the Friday. Maybe I can hitch a ride on Vege's trailer, cause my T63 are getting pretty bald now.

    Bottom line, I am just glad it's on :-).
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    Quote Originally Posted by El scooto View Post
    i'm sure my bro cooneyr will be doing them on his 950.
    I work with the bloke who bought his old bike, it may be there too

    Quote Originally Posted by El scooto View Post
    Big bike just add to the challenge, greater sense of achievement when you complete them.
    hmmm I'm thinking on that one

    Quote Originally Posted by El scooto View Post
    Also massive dissapointment(anger/swearing/yelling abuse) when you lay them down and smash your plastics.
    Thats the bit I'm not so keen on, cause I know what it feels like!!
    Experience......something you get just after you needed it

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    Quote Originally Posted by El scooto View Post
    ..... I'll be there on the S10 and i'm sure my bro cooneyr will be doing them on his 950.....
    Umm - the hard word has been put on. Latest scan showing baby due the 5 April and my wife, as a first time mum, is digging her toes in. You will probably be on your own bro! Woe is me, its begun, my motorcycling life is over

    Must be some way I can shirk my fatherly responsibilities and escape for a weekend!!

    Cheers R
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    Quote Originally Posted by cooneyr View Post
    Woe is me, its begun, my motorcycling life is over

    Cheers R
    Don't worry - in 20 odd years you'll have your freedom back.

    And its more fun second time around

    the only downside is you'll be old and fucked

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    Quote Originally Posted by cooneyr View Post
    Must be some way I can shirk my fatherly responsibilities and escape for a weekend!!

    Cheers R
    No problem R, my wifes a midwife, I'll steal some of her stationery and give you an official note. How long do you need out and do you and exemption from nappies and night feeding for the first year as well?

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    Mine came 1 week early, I imagine two weeks early isn't that uncommon either.
    Not supprised you've had the brakes applied.

    I'm trying not to laugh too loud here.

    Could just as easily be late.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crisis management View Post
    No problem R, my wifes a midwife, I'll steal some of her stationery and give you an official note. How long do you need out and do you and exemption from nappies and night feeding for the first year as well?
    LOL. Sleep deprivation has already started. Time to get my own bed. My mother is a retired midwife who teaches antinatel classes at Chch Womans. Our midwife gets a bit cagey when I turn up.

    Quote Originally Posted by Transalper View Post
    Mine came 1 week early, I imagine two weeks early isn't that uncommon either.
    Not supprised you've had the brakes applied.

    I'm trying not to laugh too loud here.

    Could just as easily be late.
    Could be early could be late - who knows. Dont laught too loud ya basted - we all knew this was comming at some point.

    Just hoping the baby (boy or girl) is as good on two wheels as it's two year old first cousin. I'll have it on a PW50 on its second birthday if it is

    Cheers R
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    Quote Originally Posted by cooneyr View Post
    Woe is me, its begun, my motorcycling life is over
    Cheers R
    Bwaaahahahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by cooneyr View Post
    Woe is me, its begun, my motorcycling life is over
    Cheers R
    So you'll be selling me Griffon then
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    Excellent, I will spread the word!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddieb View Post
    So you'll be selling me Griffon then
    Nope! Been told I'm allowed to keep it

    R
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    phew, that's lucky.


    Actually I knew that was the arrangement all along.
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    Entry forms are out now...$130.


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