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    Tis a weird situation. Great tarmac being pedestrianized & yet the gnarliest, nastiest gravel roads with instant death drop offs are still 100kmh limit. Put knobblies on the bike, I did.

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    Quote Originally Posted by george formby View Post
    Tis a weird situation. Great tarmac being pedestrianized & yet the gnarliest, nastiest gravel roads with instant death drop offs are still 100kmh limit. Put knobblies on the bike, I did.
    Yes, good idea! Still waiting for the outcome of the decision from the Porirua City Council but I expect the result is a forgone conclusion. Unless they have been bogged down by a multitude of objectors which I doubt.

    Trouble is, is that in NZ regulatory authorities there exists a system of workers (rather like an ant colony) that is dedicated to the expansion and replication of more and more rules and regulations. In part this is to justify their own existence, but in order to maintain a facade, their work is justified as being in the Greater Public Good.

    Unlike you and me, who sit about talking $%#@ on the 'net, these workers are dedicated to 40 hrs per week 52 weeks per year focussing their time and energy to implement more and more regulation to help you become a Good Citizen.

    This is why, in about 10 years, all beer sold in NZ will be limited to .25% alcohol, cats will be required to have their teeth removed and be chained up overnight, your motorcycle's horses & torques will be emasculated by a devious device required by the LTSA and if you run over a possum on the road you will be liable to prosecution by the SPCA.

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    It's done........

    Excerpt from Te Komiti meeting minutes 16 August: SPEED LIMIT CHANGES IN GRAYS ROAD, PAEKAKARIKI HILL ROAD, RAIHA STREET, TITAHI BAY ROAD AND 40KM/H SCHOOL ZONES
    Report #789949 of the General Manager Asset Management and Operations dated 23 July 2012.
    RECOMMENDED (Murrell / Latham)
    1. That the Council note the summary and statistical analysis of submissions to the proposed speed limit changes.
    2. That the Council, pursuant to the Porirua City Council General Bylaw 1991, Part 16A (Speed Limits), by public notification, resolve to make the following amendments:
    Clause 16A.3.3
    Amend
    3. PAEKAKARIKI HILL ROAD, from the intersection with Grays Road to the main entrance of Battle Hill Farm Forest Park, a speed limit of 80Km/h.
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    3. PAEKAKARIKI HILL ROAD, from the intersection with Grays Road to the boundary between Porirua City Council and Kapiti Coast District Council, a speed limit of 60 Km/h.
    Amend
    4. PAEKAKARIKI HILL ROAD, from the main entrance of Battle Hill Farm Forest Park to the boundary between Porirua City Council and Kapiti Coast District Council, a speed limit of 70Km/h.
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    3. PAEKAKARIKI HILL ROAD, from the intersection with Grays Road to the boundary between Porirua City Council and Kapiti Coast District Council, a speed limit of 60 Km/h.
    Amend
    2. GRAYS ROAD, from 160 metres east of Pope Street to the intersection with Paekakariki Hill Road, a speed limit of 80Km/h.
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    2. GRAYS ROAD, from 160 metres east of Pope Street to the intersection with Paekakariki Hill Road, a speed limit of 60Km/h.
    Add
    5. TITAHI BAY ROAD, from 120 metres south of Kahutea Terrace to 130 metres south of the intersection with Te Pene Avenue, a speed limit of 50Km/h.
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    5. RAIHA STREET, from 500 metres south of Prosser Street to 765 metres south of Prosser Street (No. 43 Raiha Street), a speed limit of 50Km/h.
    3. That the Council approve the introduction of engineering measures on Grays Road and Paekakariki Hill Road, to change the speed environment to be consistent with new speed limits.

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    fucking morons
    ... now just wait for the PIGs to camp it. The limit is such that now even the slowest dawdlers are "speeding" along it
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    whats with the unreadable yellow, you taking the piss?

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    It's a residential road now and populated by people who don't respect the centre line. This speed limit will give you both the opportunity to avoid oncoming vehicles on your side of the road and for small capacity bikes to drop the big boys in the really twisty bits when those guys on their flash as bikes find out they can't even maintain 60km/hr over the whole length of the road and they've been relying on the throttle to look good.
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    Another good reason not to live in Welliton. Go live up North, we got the Mangamukas! Look it up....
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    Quote Originally Posted by liljegren View Post
    Another good reason not to live in Welliton. Go live up North, we got the Mangamukas! Look it up....
    Idiot. That is all.
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    Quote Originally Posted by liljegren View Post
    Another good reason not to live in Welliton. Go live up North, we got the Mangamukas! Look it up....
    Yeah but the Mangamukas have a crap surface and hideous camber. The Rimutaka Hill on the other hand...now that is a bit like a race track

    Not that I ever speed across the Rimutakas of course

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    Quote Originally Posted by caspernz View Post
    The Rimutaka Hill on the other hand...now that is a bit like a race track
    Not as good as the Hundalees, of course I would never have raced through that
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    Quote Originally Posted by James Deuce View Post
    It's a residential road now and populated by people who don't respect the centre line.
    As is the Akatarawas. What's the limit there again?

    I should know, I went to visit the brother today, via Karipoti-Maungatuks etc. Not a radar in sight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
    Not as good as the Hundalees, of course I would never have raced through that
    Oh I don't know, the Rimutakas are just about all redone with proper asphalt...almost suitable for go-karts now

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ocean1 View Post
    As is the Akatarawas. What's the limit there again?
    Whatever it is it'll be to high, that's a fucking goat track
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
    Whatever it is it'll be to high, that's a fucking goat track
    I read here somewhere what the record time from one bridge to another over there. Not sure if the time was more impressive than the fact that someone survived the attempt without wearing a land rover.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ocean1 View Post
    I read here somewhere what the record time from one bridge to another over there. Not sure if the time was more impressive than the fact that someone survived the attempt without wearing a land rover.
    By helicopter it's only a matter of minutes....

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