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    Quote Originally Posted by tri boy View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crisis management View Post
    About 50mm, ish... the container it fits into is 65mm wide internally (click clack box)
    You have to cut them out yourself to make the roll from A4 sheets so you can trim a bit if it is critical.
    The strips are one third of an A4 sheet, no? That would make them 70mm wide. How much margin between that and the actual size of the diagram?
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    The strips are one third of an A4 sheet, no? That would make them 70mm wide. How much margin between that and the actual size of the diagram?
    If your going to be pedantic, A4 is 207mm wide, so not quite 70mm!
    I've only done one of these route sheet thingies before so am not the expert but they easily fitted into the click clack so maybe it's 4 strips per sheet? It was 2 years ago, and I don't recall accurately.....

    No, it's not senile dementia either.

    My only bit of advice is don't start drinking until after you've assembled the route....I seem to remember it being a touch more confusing the next day than it should have been!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tri boy View Post
    I'll trade ya a sammy for a slightly squishy banana...........
    Hey Tri Boy

    While you are away, I might go on date with your better half

    Just waiting to hear about the other plans

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    Sweet as mate. Kanny is just watching the weather, and seeing what you blokes reckon.
    I'll be babysitting Crisis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tri boy View Post
    Sweet as mate. Kanny is just watching the weather, and seeing what you blokes reckon.
    I'll be babysitting Crisis.
    Are you guys meeting lunchtime Friday in Ohakune pub cant wait leaving tomorrow at 3pm

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    Yep. Me and Crisis will be there.
    Kanny is either going up to Coro with Deano's gang, or pootleling round Waikato.
    See you Fri.

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    We will be in Ohakune!

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    Quote Originally Posted by offrd View Post
    Remus pipes, air intake opened up, Hear the scream! Oh no that will be the wife yelling at me over the roar!

    Hopefully you will be taking it a bit more slowly with your wife on the back than you did on your suzuki going to waikaremoana

    Catch up with you on Saturday

    cheers


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    Quote Originally Posted by Crisis management View Post
    If your going to be pedantic, A4 is 207mm wide, so not quite 70mm!
    I've only done one of these route sheet thingies before so am not the expert but they easily fitted into the click clack so maybe it's 4 strips per sheet? It was 2 years ago, and I don't recall accurately.....

    No, it's not senile dementia either.

    My only bit of advice is don't start drinking until after you've assembled the route....I seem to remember it being a touch more confusing the next day than it should have been!
    Sorry, not being a pedant, just accurate. ISO A4 is 210 w x 297 L
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A4_paper_size.
    The route sheets I've done in the past have been 3 per sheet.
    Warehouse Stationary sell some cheap paper trimmers (less than $20) which will cut a lot neater and (more importantly quicker) than scissors. Means you can get to the strips assembled and get to the bar earlier...
    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Qkkid View Post
    Are you guys meeting lunchtime Friday in Ohakune pub cant wait leaving tomorrow at 3pm
    Hi Gang. Myself, Brett and Murray will be there at Ohakune 1230-1300 ish...
    We plan to head around Whakamaru, the back of the lake and down to Ohakune via National Park Road.
    As to the route from Ohakune we are all open to suggestions but if it takes us off the beaten track all the better.
    I will have a looksie at the map and see what route we can take.
    Haven't got to be in Plimmerton until 5ish anyway so there is plenty of time.
    Catch you all tomorrow somewhere round the roads and looking forward to meeting you all.
    Mark

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    Quote Originally Posted by marks View Post
    Hopefully you will be taking it a bit more slowly with your wife on the back than you did on your suzuki going to waikaremoana

    Catch up with you on Saturday

    cheers


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    Quote Originally Posted by Qkkid View Post
    Are you guys meeting lunchtime Friday in Ohakune pub cant wait leaving tomorrow at 3pm
    What are your route plans from Rotorua to Ohakune?
    We're taking SH1 (then maybe around the back of the mountains) from Rotorua

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    Got my route sheet off 4skins last night so I'll have a crack at putting it together tonight. He'd said to me earlier how he's made the middle strip wider so with the print margins the two side ones are equal width. I'll see how it goes but it didn't seem like a smart idea for us with the nice compact click clacks because trimming the margins off in the past has always given me a good sized strip.

    See you all Saturday if not at the briefing on Friday night at the boat club.
    Cheers

    Merv

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    Quote Originally Posted by merv View Post
    Got my route sheet off 4skins last night so I'll have a crack at putting it together tonight. He'd said to me earlier how he's made the middle strip wider so with the print margins the two side ones are equal width. I'll see how it goes but it didn't seem like a smart idea for us with the nice compact click clacks because trimming the margins off in the past has always given me a good sized strip.
    I realised last night, examining a copy of the 2006 CCA route sheet I found (don't ask) that that's what I should have done when assembling my 2008 sheets. Like a tit, I cut the margins off both sides, then cut the middle strip a couple of mm narrower than marked because "bless John, he's made the middle strip a bit wider than the others."

    D'uh, amn't I clever?

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