For those people who enjoy motorcycles from the past, and in particular the 60s, 70s and 80s. This saw the rise and demise of the large 2 strokes that many of us enjoyed in our youth. This blog celebrates this time in particular but also motorcycling in general .
Monday, January 11, 2010
Blue Haze/ Manawatu VJMC Tui Brewery visit 09/01/2010
After meeting at Manawatu Motorcycles at 9:00am we headed off in the direction of the Pahiatua track and enjoyed a good run over it and through Mangamaire and on to Ekatahuna. From there we made our way back towards Pahiatua around the back way through the Mangaone Valley road. This is an excellent road with not much traffic and some lovely twisties you can enjoy without breaking the speed limit. It pays to look out for the usual rural stock shifting debris from farming activities. After topping up the KH250 and A7 we moved on to the Tui Brewery for light refreshments and food. Whilst waiting outside for our food to arrive our fine tuned two stroke ears heard the unmistakeable sound of a Suzuki RG500 pull up. It was Jenny from Wellington and her mate who had decided on a run up through the Wairarapa for a cup of tea at the brewery. Great catching up. After Dione managed to scrounge a ride on Jennys friends Buell 1125r we made our way northwards to the Saddle road and had a great time going up and for those of us on 250s an even better time going down! Had a bit of fun capturing some video of the lads going up the saddle road. Bikes on the run included Alan on his Kawasaki A7 Avenger, Paul Whiting on the KH250, Kim on the Kawasaki H2a 750, Don on the Yamaha RZ350, Dione on his Honda MVX250 and myself on the Yamaha XJ750.
New gizmo
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My GoPro (Hero 9 black) has been giving me a lot of grief lately with it
deciding on the day whether it wanted to record or not and for how long. I
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September Classic Club Run to The Post Office
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It was great to get out with the Manawatu Classic Motorcycle Club for their
monthly ride. The car park at the Bunnythorpe Community Centr...
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