The bike will be fine,I would worry more about the rider.
It is way more tiring than driving a car.
The bike will be fine,I would worry more about the rider.
It is way more tiring than driving a car.
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"Your talent determines what you can do. Your motivation determines how much you are willing to do. Your attitude determines how well you do it."
-Lou Holtz
...someone drove a Hillman Husky from England to Aussie and ....had two women with him...![]()
Mate if my 250cc Hyosung can do Auckland To Whangamata on a regular basis your suzuki definitely can do Auckland To Tauranga. Just take it easy if its your first long ride and you'll be fine.
Handy tip: oncoming Big ass trucks on state highways tend to have a killer wind gust which can be a bit frightening the first time you hit one![]()
Otherwise, take in what these guys have said and enjoy your ride![]()
It wasn't me officer, I swear!
And don't get too close to the rear of trucks, the buffeting can be bad and might suck you off....the jokes start here.
The perversity of the universe tends towards a maximum
Yea bro i occasionaly go down there on my 250, when are you looking at going down? the family is in need of a visit i feel.
The bike can. Your arse might not though. Take a break every hour for 5 minutes even if you don't think you need it. Fatigue and discomfort will creep up on you and you'll find yourself thinking about those things rather than the road.
Have fun![]()
Only a biker knows why a dog sticks his head out of a car window.
I did Auckland to Poutu (on the peninsula south of Dargaville) 5 times on my Honda C50. Once 2 up. So of course your bike is up to it.
Get out there and ride buddy. bike will be fine and so will you. Plenty of rest the night before and a good breakfast as well as well timed rest stops will see you through.
Oh this thread brings tears to my eyes seeing the young links starting to walk.
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