[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Bladder for Rallye 2 pro Jacket #8619

a little hint for wot i used to do with me bladder. half fill with water and then blow up bladder. put in freezer on its back. freeze and then fill next morning before ride with water. would last for 6 hrs as ice cold water. oh so nice

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Locked petrol cap – R80 #8608

i smell a gas torch may be needed. 👿

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Ride to Omaras Restaurant Matarangi October 21 #8483

Hey Koko NUT. will be there this weekend if u & Gerdle wanna another ride. Bring ya bikini

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Ride to Kawhia #8634

hey Buddy. stop whinging about the waikato weather or ya be trespassed. last warning.

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Bladder for Rallye 2 pro Jacket #8615

yipi use me cycle one in me Hein Gerricke gearjust go to ya local camping type mountaineering shop and zay will him zim

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Show us your Airhead #8325

and you guys wonder why no airhead owners are interested in posting photos of their bikes here. I for one am not interested in giving ignorant people more ammo.We'll just continue polishing our primitive bikes in our darkened sheds.....

I'm not sure if this is a serious comment Nick? I hope I'm missing the humour somewhere between the lines  😕Malcolm

thats what i like about forums, they show no feelings or body language. So why don't u go back to the oil heads forum and leave us demented sic people living in the past alone to polish our bikes. What a waste of time that is as everytime I ride it dirt gets on it.  👿

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Adventure seat conversion. #8334

i think yes. big John Mc from Wellywood had a ADv with GS seat on italternate ask wee johnny G at BWM and mention Big Johhny Mc 's bikeJ

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Scott was right – a very special weekend #8283

this is what Peter thought of this bit o the country.

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: intro #8143

hey Nick.ya can always hang out with that crusty semi crippled old bugger at Maungataroto who will out ride any person on a modern bike. Thats if he ant out on his boat of course. He or H always makes a bloody nice breakfast or lunch for unannounced visitors who turn up, even when they get him out of bed at 7.30am, and he is still cheerful. 😆P.S. if ya see him can u get him to finish off the bike in his shed that he is gunna sell me one day. 

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: 2007 BMW Safari in NZ #6135

Bike and stock can go together.

hery Dean. thanks for that "I may even be able to pass on some of my knowledge of riding big bikes" but this is not the knowledge most of us are looking for

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: BMWOR AKL Register Ride to Kawhia (June 10) #7826

false advertising. 

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Gun Trophy – widen the scope? #7581

could all the members with out internet acccess please list your name below

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Trickle Charger, which one? #7758

I bought a Deltran Battery Tender when I got my first bike with ABS.  It sits in the drawer unused at present because I had to get a fancy BMW one for the GS.  The Deltran was very reliable and you can borrow it for a while to see how it goes prior to purchasing if you would like.Malcolm

Thanks for that Malcolm. Noel has lend me his for the moment. How much do you want for the charger?

you can only contact ze BMV charger to the bike or it will be interbreed and we do not like the interbreeding

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Club ride to Pauanui #7736

The weather report for my first official ride as Area Rep. had been favourable. However, I was still surprised when we had 18 bikes turn up incl. two with a pillion.After the usual briefing we were soon under way. Jim  had supplied me with a Tiki tour route through the Hunuas and I managed to follow it without getting lost. Of course it helped that we were in radio contact for most of the trip. Oh, where were we going you wonder? The final destination was Pauanui. We were a long queue of bikes but managed to reach the destination without too much trouble, thanks to the pointing system. The feedback was that people liked it and they also enjoyed the back roads, thanks again Jim.We reached Pauanui on time and got ample parking just outside the American Café. The food was good and the company even better. Most people headed home the way we had arrived, apart from a small group of determined riders who pressed on around the top half of the peninsula. We had a great ride and the weather was fantastic. Peter and Christoph took the Miranda Road back to Auckland, while Gerda and I stayed on the main road. 300 metres from home we got hit by a short shower, but by then it didn’t matter. We pushed the bikes into the garage just as the last bit of daylight disappeared. On Mother’s day it certainly helps if your own mother lives 20000km away and your wife enjoys riding as much as you do.Picture to follow, if you have one, please add it.Cheers,Alex[img][/img]

any one got a magnifying glass for sale. i need it to view this picture. blow it up man.

[Dave Morris]

in reply to: Are cycle spedo’s legal? #7653

was it a panoram he had on his bike

It was identical to the one on the website, I noticed it because of this thread.

nah he  bought one as well and tried me mounting kit. i have mispalced mine and god noes wherer it has gone. i was gunna send it to norfland for the pom to try out but can't find it.

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