Great news
I will fit a new RK chain for the trip
Great news
I will fit a new RK chain for the trip
Alright guys have started a thread to registering for the Friday ride from Christchurch to Fairlie for "The Dusty Butt" ,take a look and register if you want to join us
Cheers Matt
(Can some smarty pants link the threads please, I can't be arsed readng how!)
NB: Created separate thread because I don't want to hijak this thread with queries about the other
Thread: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...-18th-Jan-2014
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If you're not living on the edge you're taking up to much room!
Life begins where your comfort zone ends!
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Here for a good time, not necessarily a long time
My $99 RK 520KRO lasted 4,000km on the TT before the links were very bound up and it was unusable.
A $150 RK 520EXW lasted 14,000km on the DR...
The DR is now at 13,000km on a Torpedo7 $80 EK 520X and the TT is wearing a $115 DID 520V.
I found the cheap RK's either stretched or bound up really quickly. The mid-range ones are much better.
Tell me not to be nosey ,if you like.But do you just get a lump sum to spend how you like?
I.E. Petrol --- bike maintenence -- accommadation -- phone calls etc?
Or is it just for advertiseing?
I dont suppose the sponsers product will be distributed?? (not like the ride is a race where prizes are given out)
AND ---- How doe,s Padmei,s "KOHA" now stand??
CHEERS AL.
Do ya normally all meet at a pub on the saturday night in Alexandra for a few quiets .... or something
Wondering what best camping ground location is ?
Cheers
good question Al
I initated the koha really just to let us show our appreciation of the hard work Ryan has done setting up this ride. I just stepped up to organise it as I felt people woud want to help Ryan cover costs etc & give him a bit of tyre money. I'm not sure wht the sponsorship deal involves & not sure it's mine or anyone elses business - no offense inferred to you Al or anyone else.
I am not involved in any way with the organisation of the ride but do participate in it.
I'm not sure what happens from here with regards to the koha. Ryan did post that he would include a donation amount in the entry form making me redundant. (I really needed the money this year for a cool pyramid selling scheme I am secretly trying to set up)
Ryan send me a PM if you wish & let me know if the sponsorship deal covers your costs & leaves a bit for tyre money, as I woud be happy to collect it & pass it on again.
The only concern I have & have had for the last couple of years is the running of an event (with with sponsorship money now must fall under that category) involving riding motorcycles on public roads for 24hrs. I reckon that should be given some consideration.
Edit - just read the updated website page & not sure if anything I said is relevant anyway.
In life as in dance Grace glides on blistered feet
YEP! --- Fair enough Padmei. ---
Hopefully Ryan will enlighten us,more ,given a bit of time.
Cheers Al.
Sorry Al, really not appropriate to tell. I can say that the sponsorship helps go some way to cover costs to organise the ride.
Your work with the koha was much appreciated Padders. ADVGD has already set up a way of making an optional donation if you want too as part of the registration process. Couple of final things to do and registration page should be sorted.
Re public roads and event, I've done a bit of homework and the short story is that I don't charge an entry fee because of liability reasons. Donations and the sponsorship go a long way to helping cover costs to organise and run the ride.
Cheers R
"The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly is to fill the world with fools." - Herbert Spencer, English Philosopher (1820-1903)
ive been working on the bike to try get it where i want it. Today i made 2 stainless steel fuel cans. They hold just over 1liter each so should get me out of trouble if i need it
There not quit finished yet but almost there
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