wishes at ya all . hope all goes smooth for ya's
cheers at ya's for a fantastic day guys n gals
stay safe oks. & see ya there![]()
wishes at ya all . hope all goes smooth for ya's
cheers at ya's for a fantastic day guys n gals
stay safe oks. & see ya there![]()
asked Mom if I was a gifted child ... she said they certainly wouldn't have paid for me.
Anyone know roughly what time the racing finnishes?
Sever
Now and forever
you're just another lost soul about to be mine again
see her, you'll never free her
you must surrender it all
And give life to me again
Disturbed - Inside the Fire
Depending on any incidents,about 5.00
"The road to Hell is really grippy with loads of run off & some wicked lefthanders"
wots going on..about a 1000 bikes passed here today..mainly Harleys..is there a ride on that we didnt no about..mayebe is a gathering for the races to-morrow..Thames is full of bikes to-night..makes for an interesting ride in the morning...hope to catch up with a few KBs to-morrow...Keep the power on.......kevthekiwi
go hard you lot!
gob, look forward to seein' ya take it to the streets!
"Fit a front tyre you love, and put something round & black on the back"Il Dottore
Saw a group of bikes ( maybe 10 or more ), heading to Tauranga today when we were going for a ride to rotorua, was that anyone on here? We were in a group of 3.
saw three honda 750 Fours in athenree today all looked in mint condition
They all had touring gear on, Bloody good to see![]()
the art of diplomacy is saying nice doggie,
until you find a big rock
Good luck to each and everyone of you lot that are racing.
I shall be down there watching you all.... and cheering you all on.
Im gonna cruise on down there in the morning...... on the motorway and H2 to get to Paeroa.
Good luck to everyone racing!! It's goin to be an awesome day.
See ya all tomorrow!!
My bass is such a slapper.......I cant stop fingering those strings
To be honest, I find that the fact that they charge a fee to watch the racing a bit off considering they close and use public roads and facilities. Maybe charge a fee for some prime viewing, but they should have a whole lot free for the public.
Nail your colours to the mast that all may look upon them and know who you are.
It takes a big man to cry...and an even bigger man to laugh at that man.
Right then, no more dreaming, worrying, considering or gassing. get moving!! im about to walk out the door myself and ride over for a looky. Will be the first time at a street circut for me. Am i evil for hoping i see a crash? or is that normal? Anyway i hope everyone does well and doesnt get hurt.
Well well, that was my first BOTS and damn was it cool!![]()
Stroudy was gunning it down that main straight. ( my fav bit )![]()
Also checked out the back straight where I heard all the wheelies happen, that was wicked too, especially the guy on the aprillia.![]()
Overall excellent!![]()
Ok so that was cool. It wasnt crashs that i wanted, it was thrills, close calls and stuff, And there sure was alot of those. high lights for me was seeing two guys collide coming out of the hairpin in practice session. They didnt crash or even slow down, but one of them lost something off his bike.
Then later i seen one of the classics blow up right in front of me, droped its oil all over the place.
The racing was exciting. Tight and lumpy ment the f1 f2 and motards were on one wheel often, And i suspect a little bit of showing off, because that was one big crowd watching.
But what most impressed me was when i walked over the hill and stumbled upon the bike park. Id guess at least 10,000 bikes, maybe more. They were lined up three or more rows deep for the entire length of the course. Problery one of every model, every different color and condition. Throw in a splash of customs and some real old timers. It looked more like a massive bike show than a carpark.
Then there was the free bike mag BRM given to me. The food places every ten paces, the loverly lady selling ice cold beer right out the doorway of one of the bars. Just when i was about to pass out from heat exhaustion too, life saving coolness.
Oh and the holden commodore monster truck was neat.
Well organized and executed id say, think i`ll have to become a regular. And the ride there and home wasnt half bad either.
And the guy on the motard, that was doing huge rolling stoppies, should be given a crowd pleasing trophy too. He problery didnt notice the mexican wave of grins, cheers and 'nice stoppie' following him along.
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