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slidecontrol Thrashed


Joined: Apr 09, 2007 Posts: 1,427 Location: I used to have tourettes, now I'm rolf harris
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Posted: Sun 5/Aug/07 9:15pm Post subject: |
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| Jim wrote: | Now do not take this the wrong way, but I hope when you wrote your email to the council you're grammar and style of writing is not as you post here.
Now as I say do not take ths comment the wrong way, it is not an attack on you for any reason, just an enquiry . |
I was thinking it, and you came along and said it.
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konakidnga Dusty


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Posted: Sun 5/Aug/07 9:15pm Post subject: |
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nah yea is done all good and proper so could you help with the tracks
if we are allowed to bulid them
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konakidnga Dusty


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Posted: Sun 5/Aug/07 9:17pm Post subject: |
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and what type of tracks would we build?
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Jim


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Posted: Sun 5/Aug/07 9:18pm Post subject: |
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Sorry I'm a wellingtonian.
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konakidnga Dusty


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Posted: Sun 5/Aug/07 9:19pm Post subject: |
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oh hell no oh do you ever come up here
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Astoria Paranoia Wrecked


Joined: Aug 20, 2002 Posts: 5,059 Location: OFF THE COAST OF SOMALIAAA!!
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Posted: Sun 5/Aug/07 10:07pm Post subject: |
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| Jim wrote: | Now do not take this the wrong way, but I hope when you wrote your email to the council your grammar and style of writing is not as you post here.
Now as I say do not take ths comment the wrong way, it is not an attack on you for any reason, just an enquiry . |
Holy hypocrisy batman!!
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Wobbler Mangled


Joined: Nov 21, 2005 Posts: 13,236 Location: doing a skid
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Posted: Sun 5/Aug/07 10:08pm Post subject: |
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| Jim wrote: | | Sorry I'm a wellingtonian. |
Sorry to hear that champ.
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petern Dusty


Joined: Feb 22, 2003 Posts: 102 Location: Cambridge
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Posted: Mon 6/Aug/07 8:39pm Post subject: RE: Track Building In The Hakarimatas? |
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| konakidnga wrote: | | any one keen to build some dh tracks in the hills above ngaruawahia |
I know some guys who have biked in their in the past, and they say its norpe to being very wet. Might be a lot a work to build good tracks.
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scatter More beige than usual


Joined: Jan 19, 2003 Posts: 9,338
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Posted: Mon 6/Aug/07 8:46pm Post subject: |
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If you're serious about building some sustainable tracks up in the Hakarimata's, you could try talking to Bruce Clarkson.......he's the Head of the Biology Dept at Waikato Uni so he's a pretty busy guy but he's also the go-to guy regarding this area (he just won some conservation award to do with his work iup there).
The key to getting the go ahead to build legal tracks in the Hakarimata's is to ensure sustainability and minimise footprint (parc, I sound like an environmental scientist don't I? )
Good luck
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mello Ridden


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Posted: Mon 6/Aug/07 9:06pm Post subject: |
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either that or there is Te miro which is a designated bike park. it is further away but people are heading out there this weekend to start re building them they are starting off with a DH track to practice for the nationals on.
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scatter More beige than usual


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Posted: Mon 6/Aug/07 9:12pm Post subject: |
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Have they solved the problem with keeping the motos out of Te Miro yet?
Last I heard, someone was talking to Matamata-Piako District Council about helping to get the area up and running again.......did they get a response?
Worst thing about Te Miro is it doesn't appear to be administered by anyone in particular. Lots of different people with very different ideas are/have been doing bits and pieces out there.
Best way forward (in my humble opinion) is to create a club of sorts to administer trail building/maintenance.
Also, talk to the guys at Four Seasons in Cambridge......they're who used to run the Gutbuster XC event out there many years ago
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petern Dusty


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Posted: Mon 6/Aug/07 9:27pm Post subject: |
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Great idea about a Te Miro club....count me in!!!
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mx_mitch Flogged


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Posted: Tue 7/Aug/07 7:15am Post subject: |
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| scatter wrote: | | Also, talk to the guys at Four Seasons in Cambridge......they're who used to run the Gutbuster XC event out there many years ago |
yea try rodney(07)827 6763
or rex at kaimai cycles?
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konakidnga Dusty


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Posted: Tue 7/Aug/07 7:28am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | If you're serious about building some sustainable tracks up in the Hakarimata's, you could try talking to Bruce Clarkson.......he's the Head of the Biology Dept at Waikato Uni so he's a pretty busy guy but he's also the go-to guy regarding this area (he just won some conservation award to do with his work iup there).
The key to getting the go ahead to build legal tracks in the Hakarimata's is to ensure sustainability and minimise footprint (parc, I sound like an environmental scientist don't I? ) |
yea i would only bulid legal tracks
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scatter More beige than usual


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Posted: Tue 7/Aug/07 8:29am Post subject: |
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| konakidnga wrote: | | yea i would only bulid legal tracks |
Write a proposal, get the support of the relevant people and you'll be away.
All the best
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