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    Piss-head's advice needed

    This does actually relate to the CCC ride:

    Does anyone know where (in ChCh) to buy Rhineck beer (cans or bottles, not kegs). It hasn't been seen in Ashvagas for some time.

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    I am keen. Where is the "Peg"?

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    Quote Originally Posted by reverend View Post
    I am keen. Where is the "Peg"?
    Welcome to KB by the way. This will be a good ride to get to know a few of the chch adv riders.

    The peg is the pub on the left at the motorway start as you head north through Belfast. Pretty much the last building on the left as you head north.

    Cheers R
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    thanks

    I have been on a few rides with the KB crew. This should be a good catch up and a good excuse for a new rear tire. Cheers.

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    This is all new for me!!
    Would really appreciate if someone could tell me what I should pack.Wet weather gear/drink etc but what else?(spares/parts/levers...)
    Do we bring food for the day or stop at civilisation for fuel?
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    Howdy guys i'm a starter on this sounds a good way to spend the day see you all at the peg

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    Quote Originally Posted by helenoftroy View Post
    This is all new for me!!
    Would really appreciate if someone could tell me what I should pack.Wet weather gear/drink etc but what else?(spares/parts/levers...)
    Do we bring food for the day or stop at civilisation for fuel?
    Well this is a good trip to have ago at then. Wet weather gear is good and hopefully we wont need it but you never know (looking good so far). Warm gear is also a good idea. We will be stopping in both Cheviot and Culverden for fuel for those who need it. I think the whole loop is 300km so not everyone will need to stop though (hopefully the big tank turns up before then).

    As for other spares I wouldn't stress to much if the bike is in good nick, if not then a spare for anything major that might fail. If you've not done much slow running before bring some spare spark plugs (and the tool to change them).

    Where we stop for lunch depends on the time. Last time we stopped at Cheviot but there is also a nice place at the high point of the Random Spur Road. I would suggest you bring food but we will almost certainly be in or past Cheviot round lunchtime if you want to buy something there.

    Cheers R
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    Quote Originally Posted by reverend View Post
    I have been on a few rides with the KB crew. This should be a good catch up and a good excuse for a new rear tire. Cheers.
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    bbq

    hey guys if it suits, you could come up here on the way home for a BBq have checked with Mrs SLR is cool if the weather is fine
    the ride back in here is fun fast or slow
    other than that i will meet you @ the Greta Valley turn off

    cheers keith
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    Quote Originally Posted by XF650 View Post
    A teaser.....

    Cooneyr & I have teed up at a "mystery deviation" for this ride.
    Details are suppressed, he wants the route to be a surprise.
    Lets just say the views should be spectacular........
    Is this deviation going to be suitable for a pillon?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shrek lone rider View Post
    Is this deviation going to be suitable for a pillon?
    I'm not 100% certain as Ive never seen the track and I've never riden with a pillion. On a more positive note the track is a power pylon track so should be OK for 4x4 5 ton trucks.

    There is actually two tracks, the first of which is the easiest one, will take about 20 mins. If you decided the second track looks a little difficult there is a sealed route option round to meet us. If the first looks to difficult then you can just stay put as the second goes back to within a couple of km of start of the first.

    Cheers R
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shrek lone rider View Post
    hey guys if it suits, you could come up here on the way home for a BBq have checked with Mrs SLR is cool if the weather is fine
    the ride back in here is fun fast or slow
    other than that i will meet you @ the Greta Valley turn off

    cheers keith
    I am always keen for a feed, so count me in for the bbq if others are keen! Now, how to keen the beer cool and non-shaken for the trip.....

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    Participants

    From going through this thread the following have put their hands up to come along. Can you please let me know if you are NOT coming. I know that there some "associates" as well but if you are not coming then I take it that they aren't either.

    1 Cooneyr
    2 Transalper
    3 Nigelp
    4 Timg
    5 Mistress
    6 Far queue
    7 Helen of Troy
    8 Skinny_Birdman
    9 shrek lone rider
    10 Lugzy23
    11 RedKLR650
    12 MattDakar
    13 Ronnie
    14 XF650
    15 Reverend
    16 426Crasher
    17 Plug
    18 Pevs
    19 Sandmart

    See you all at the Peg by 9am. Remember to bring a fiver for the private property access.

    Cheers R

    Edit - no you are not special if you handle changes color, I'm just keeping track of the participants.
    Last edited by cooneyr; 14th November 2007 at 07:24. Reason: Keeping track of Participants
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    D has elected not to come because of thesis pressure, but I'm still in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cooneyr View Post
    I think the whole loop is 300km so not everyone will need to stop though (hopefully the big tank turns up before then).
    So, half a tank should do me then Yep, I'm still in.
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