Thats going some if you want that time.
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by sweet_P on Tue 4/Dec/07 7:19pm
X_to_the_Y wrote: any weather experts out there? not sure what time of year would be best.
Well, not spring time - most windy time of year! Maybe autumn? Not so hot, before the howling winter southerly changes kick in...
I'm sure Jo or I will be able to keep an eye on forecasts for you closer to your time of racing!
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by SlackBoy on Tue 4/Dec/07 8:29pm
Now what you see there is me just making sure your all awakesifter wrote:SlackBoy wrote: Just sit in Auckland til a massive southerly storm hits the country, and fang it
What's all this talk of Southerlies?! I'm pretty sure Thomas would prefer riding with a nice Northerly up his backside...
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by sifter on Tue 4/Dec/07 8:30pm
SlackBoy wrote:Now what you see there is me just making sure your all awakesifter wrote:SlackBoy wrote: Just sit in Auckland til a massive southerly storm hits the country, and fang it
What's all this talk of Southerlies?! I'm pretty sure Thomas would prefer riding with a nice Northerly up his backside...
I'm plenty awake
Apparently your not 
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by Jim on Tue 4/Dec/07 8:30pm
SlackBoy wrote:Now what you see there is me just making sure your all awakesifter wrote:SlackBoy wrote: Just sit in Auckland til a massive southerly storm hits the country, and fang it
What's all this talk of Southerlies?! I'm pretty sure Thomas would prefer riding with a nice Northerly up his backside...
No, we see you making a fool out of yourself. Want a spade to dig yourself a bigger hole?
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by Spokes on Tue 4/Dec/07 9:39pm
X_to_the_Y wrote: cheers everyone.
I have found Lambert cycles number. will give him a call.
Sounds like this has not been attemted in a while. it will not be a easy task.
getting in and out of welly and auckland could be interesting.
timeing could be everything as well. get a howling southerly tail wind and its all on. but if its head wind it wont be fun. any weather experts out there? not sure what time of year would be best.
say its 650km. to break the record by half an hour the time to aim for is 19 and half hours. this means a average of 33.33km/h. hmmmm
To get out of Auckland you would need to start very early in the morning, thats what the old race used to do. I had some mates that used to the race and they would hire a campervan and take a ciropractor.
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by pushbikerider on Tue 4/Dec/07 11:01pm
wobbly01 wrote: Forget aucland to wellington, cape reianga to bluff is where its at. I met a guy who held that record the other night apparently it took him about 6 days including the ferry.
Current record holder is one Colin Anderson of Palmerston North, really nice guy too, amazing super enduro athelete
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by pushbikerider on Tue 4/Dec/07 11:05pm
X_to_the_Y wrote: .
getting in and out of welly and auckland could be interesting.
say its 650km. to break the record by half an hour the time to aim for is 19 and half hours. this means a average of 33.33km/h. hmmmm
Getting out of auckland will mean a very early start, getting into welly is easy peasy, work does a semi regular palmy to welly ride, from the shop to the intercontinental, gettin into welly is easy, down the expressway, off at porirua at memory, across the glenside hill, down the nauranga gorge and onto surface streets at the bottom
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by X_to_the_Y on Tue 4/Dec/07 11:13pm
pushbikerider wrote:wobbly01 wrote: Forget aucland to wellington, cape reianga to bluff is where its at. I met a guy who held that record the other night apparently it took him about 6 days including the ferry.
Current record holder is one Colin Anderson of Palmerston North, really nice guy too, amazing super enduro athelete
in 4 days 17 hours and 40 min i think.
he was a the 4 lapper of Taupo. did get a chance to talk to him as he was not in the early break away group and they wer the only poeple i rode with.
a very early start sounds a good idea.
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