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RIDERS IN NEW ZEALAND - grumpy - 12-03-2010

Hi i,m just putting a query out there to see if there are any riders on here that are living in new zealand that come on this site to have a butchers or are members of this site and are also wondering if there are others living in N.Z. on here if so it would be good to meet and get some hayabusa rides organised. cheers. Pi_thumbsup


RE: RIDERS IN NEW ZEALAND - Hutch99 - 12-03-2010

been waiting for someone to put this thread up... :)


RE: RIDERS IN NEW ZEALAND - CeeJay07 - 13-03-2010

Unfortunately all the Kiwis that log on here don't actually live in NZ anymore...it seems the IP address they are using is some internet cafe in Bondi?


RE: RIDERS IN NEW ZEALAND - ROD - 13-03-2010

There are about 20-25 but not sure how active they are ,
look up Ronnie ram jet Pi_thumbsup


RE: RIDERS IN NEW ZEALAND - Hutch99 - 13-03-2010

(13-03-2010, 07:16am)CeeJay07 Wrote: Unfortunately all the Kiwis that log on here don't actually live in NZ anymore...it seems the IP address they are using is some internet cafe in Bondi?

bwahahahahaha! damn auozzy's... Lol3


RE: RIDERS IN NEW ZEALAND - Rainbow7 - 14-03-2010

I remember back in '99, Road & Sport Motorcycles in Hamilton, NZ, received their very first Hayabusa. Back then, Driver's Licenses didn't have photographs on them. A guy turned up with someone else's license and requested a test-ride. He took off at warp speed and the salesman who was following on (I think) a ZZR1100 had no chance of catching him. That bike was never recovered.


RE: RIDERS IN NEW ZEALAND - grumpy - 14-03-2010

(14-03-2010, 03:18am)Rainbow7 Wrote: I remember back in '99, Road & Sport Motorcycles in Hamilton, NZ, received their very first Hayabusa. Back then, Driver's Licenses didn't have photographs on them. A guy turned up with someone else's license and requested a test-ride. He took off at warp speed and the salesman who was following on (I think) a ZZR1100 had no chance of catching him. That bike was never recovered.

have you still got it or have you moved up to a GenII.Roll


RE: RIDERS IN NEW ZEALAND - Hutch99 - 14-03-2010

(14-03-2010, 03:18am)Rainbow7 Wrote: I remember back in '99, Road & Sport Motorcycles in Hamilton, NZ, received their very first Hayabusa. Back then, Driver's Licenses didn't have photographs on them. A guy turned up with someone else's license and requested a test-ride. He took off at warp speed and the salesman who was following on (I think) a ZZR1100 had no chance of catching him. That bike was never recovered.

sssshhhhhhhh! its in Sydney now, and outside... Biker


RE: RIDERS IN NEW ZEALAND - Rev - 15-03-2010

I seem to remember riding home form Jindabine with Ronny RamJet on his rat busa a few years back.................in good time too.........Coolsmiley