Kaipara 200 Kiwi Rider ADV Ride

**Shewolf** · 9th November 2011, 20:33

This noob's just lent her's to a mate for the ride. They aren't too tricky to make - the smallest size bottom left is the minimum size you'll want for the évery' size referred too earlier.

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Originally Posted by Taz

Will there be route sheet holders available for sale on the day? If not where do you buy these?

**NordieBoy** · 9th November 2011, 20:45

Originally Posted by Oscar

Stretch has been laid up most of the year after a serious shoulder injury.

Heavy pie?

**Oscar** · 9th November 2011, 20:57

Originally Posted by .chris

A straight answer, finally.

If the route sheets are always one third of a A4 sheet, that might have been handy information to give riders prior to the event. But getting handy information about this ride seems pretty difficult to get even when you ask for it.

On a side note, are you sure you should be the PR rep for this ride?

They way the kiddies in here were talking, I assumed they were all experienced.
Notwithstanding that, asking a simple question without the attitude will always get you a prompt and accurate reply.

And no, I'm not the PR rep for this ride, I'm just a mate of Vege's (and if you think I'm grumpy, trying asking him silly questions).

**Oscar** · 9th November 2011, 21:03

Originally Posted by NordieBoy

Heavy pie?

He's lucky he's not saving 50% on glove purchases.

**Taz** · 9th November 2011, 21:37

Originally Posted by Shewolf

This noob's just lent her's to a mate for the ride. They aren't too tricky to make - the smallest size bottom left is the minimum size you'll want for the évery' size referred too earlier.

That question was actually a piss take. I Can't afford this ride and i'm broken now anyway.

**Big Dave** · 9th November 2011, 22:17

You won't need scissors Mr K. Pelli - the route sheet paper will be perforated is the plan.

**Big Dave** · 9th November 2011, 22:21

I'm quite pissed off I'm missing this dontchaknow.

Just getting my KLR sorted. Over here they come 'restricted' to make them learner legal - just got all that removed and it's finally run in and going really well.

First time I've owned a suitable bike of my own.

**warewolf** · 10th November 2011, 06:28

Hopefully this time you won't end up face down in a ditch with the bike parked in yer arse cheeks.

**socialites** · 10th November 2011, 07:44

Damn..I am going to miss coming onto this thread on Monday after the ride, it has been a hell of a lot of entertainment plus I scored a free beer....whooohooo.
I can only trust the acual ride is going to be equally entertaining.

CAUTION: I dont use spell check so some spelling errors might be present.

**socialites** · 10th November 2011, 09:04

Originally Posted by Oscar

They way the kiddies in here were talking, I assumed they were all experienced.
Notwithstanding that, asking a simple question without the attitude will always get you a prompt and accurate reply.

And no, I'm not the PR rep for this ride, I'm just a mate of Vege's (and if you think I'm grumpy, trying asking him silly questions).

Mmmmmm...guess the spell check does not also cover a grammar check......hahahahaha

**Oscar** · 10th November 2011, 09:45

Originally Posted by socialites

Mmmmmm...guess the spell check does not also cover a grammar check......hahahahaha

You seem to miss the point - unlike you, I'm comfortable with mediocrity (hell, I own a BMW).
You're the one who rather pompously declared that you didn't accept mediocrity whilst making not one but two spelling mistakes and failing to use the quote function correctly...

I understand that this is what's known on the interweb as an "epic fail"

Still makes me laugh when I think of it....

**socialites** · 10th November 2011, 10:16

Originally Posted by Oscar

You seem to miss the point - unlike you, I'm comfortable with mediocrity (hell, I own a BMW).
You're the one who rather pompously declared that you didn't accept mediocrity whilst making not one but two spelling mistakes and failing to use the quote function correctly...

I understand that this is what's known on the interweb as an "epic fail"

Still makes me laugh when I think of it....

Happy to see that such small and insignificant things keeps you amused for days, guess one can almost asume that applications such as spell checks and so forth even makes an idiot come across as being intelegent.
I confess, I am useless at the whole PC Geek thing, but instead of spending my time navigating a mouse around a mouse pad looking for functions on a PC screen, I choose to be navigating my bike/s around the country looking for interresting places.

Caution: there will most defenetily me spelling errors.

PS: Keep my beer cold....hahahahaha