Just moved to Auckland

[Jezxa]

Welcome to KB, and Auckland

Come along to NASS on a wednesday night sometime. Its perfect for picking up some tips and improving your riding.

Here's the link
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...et-Skills-NASS

[bosslady]

Hey I might be keen in a few weeks when I grow whatever the female version of "balls" is... I'm on the shore and haven't ventured too far from home yet let alone over the bridge, lol! I've only been riding a few weeks so I'm rather sucky... will also try to go to NASS when said balls grow in...
Oh and welcome to Auckland! Enjoying the weather? haha

[FJRider]

I'm on the shore and haven't ventured too far from home yet let alone over the bridge, lol!

Today's good ...

and they will grow ...

[bosslady]

Today's good ...

and they will grow ...

Actually... just putting my gear on now... pretty wet out there but my cars almost dry so musnt have rained for a wee while!

[FJRider]

Actually... just putting my gear on now... pretty wet out there but my cars almost dry so musnt have rained for a wee while!

It hasn't rained for a while down here ...

Take care out there ... and GO GIRL ..

[Tricia1000]

Did you consider maybe getting a 400 or 500cc bike due to your size??
Tricia1000
RoADA (Dip)
Consultant to NZTA

I mean korean bike! Im not korean lol

[redhat]

I've recently moved to Auckland too. Have been riding for a few years but I am keen to meet some people to ride with - located in Whenuapai myself.

Shoot me a PM and I'll give my number to organise something.

[nzmikey]

Looks like double trouble on the Auckland streets

Ha you know it

[DMNTD:Me]

I've recently moved to Auckland too. Have been riding for a few years but I am keen to meet some people to ride with - located in Whenuapai myself.

Shoot me a PM and I'll give my number to organise something.

Hey man, I'm out Henderson way if you are not too concerned trying to keep up with a cruiser

[Tricia1000]

The next ride that I will be organising will be in early January, if anyone wants to come along. We had a terrific small group ride about 3 weeks ago. Keep an eye out for notices about a ride out at www.facebook.com/roadcraft .
All levels welcome.

Tricia1000
RoADA (Dip)
Consultant to NZTA
0212693246

I've recently moved to Auckland too. Have been riding for a few years but I am keen to meet some people to ride with - located in Whenuapai myself.

Shoot me a PM and I'll give my number to organise something.

[scumdog]

Hi Guys and girls,

I have just moved up to Auckland,

Cheers.

Condolences

[Tricia1000]

For those new to Auckland, the best present you could buy for your self and your bike, is a one to one training session, using bike to bike radios. Once you can fully understand issues such as where the weight of your bike is, and the importance of the weight being in the right place, at the right time, or how to correctly steer your bike, how to correctly do a hill start, etc etc, then your confidence level will soar.....

When purchasing bike and gear, unfortunately the bit that gets left out of the budget, is the training.....
And $$$ spent then on repairing the bike, when it is dropped, scratched, smashed etc..

I can offer 3 hours at a reduced cost of $200, normally $250. If you can honestly say, at the end of the lesson, you haven't learnt anything from the lesson, then you will get a full refund...(new students only)
This offer is limited, and expires on the 24th January 2013.

Tricia1000
RoADA (Dip)
Consultant to NZTA
Roadcraft School of Motorcycling Ltd.,
0800 4 LESSON

[Edbear]

For those new to Auckland, the best present you could buy for your self and your bike, is a one to one training session, using bike to bike radios. Once you can fully understand issues such as where the weight of your bike is, and the importance of the weight being in the right place, at the right time, or how to correctly steer your bike, how to correctly do a hill start, etc etc, then your confidence level will soar.....

When purchasing bike and gear, unfortunately the bit that gets left out of the budget, is the training.....
And $$$ spent then on repairing the bike, when it is dropped, scratched, smashed etc..

I can offer 3 hours at a reduced cost of $200, normally $250. If you can honestly say, at the end of the lesson, you haven't learnt anything from the lesson, then you will get a full refund...(new students only)
This offer is limited, and expires on the 24th January 2013.

Tricia1000
RoADA (Dip)
Consultant to NZTA
Roadcraft School of Motorcycling Ltd.,
0800 4 LESSON

Goodonyer Trish! For about the cost of a helmet you can catch 'em at the top of the cliff and avoid the need for the helmet after the fact.

Of course, I don't need any training as I've been riding bikes for 42 years and haven't crashed one yet...

[bosslady]

and haven't crashed one yet...

You know what they say, if you don't come off your bike, you're not trying hard enough

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JOKING!!!

[Edbear]

You know what they say, if you don't come off your bike, you're not trying hard enough

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JOKING!!!

Well there was that embarrassing incident when I was showing off my new bike and called in to my mate's workshop, stopped, blipped the throttle to hear the echo of the V-twin, switched off and went to step off it.... there was this small matter of forgetting to put the stand down...