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r_s
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 Posted: Fri 24/Aug/07 9:49pm Post subject: Newbie In January |
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Hey there everyone. I will be joining you all down there in New Plymouh around late Jan 08' and will be there 6months on, 6months off for 3 years. Going to be studying at PIHMS. What sort of riding can I be looking foward to. Im a keen Street & Downhiller. I'll definatly be bringing the STP but is it worth me bringing down the DH Bike?
Sam
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r_s
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| Posted: Wed 29/Aug/07 9:22am Post subject: |
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..... seems like the naki is a buzzin place. 4 days and no reply....
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MattV
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Bring your d/h bike. Mangamahoe has roughly 6 d/h trails of varying difficulty.
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skint
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Street's not bad there if you're after a sifty scenic ride - there's some nice lite-urban singletrack around the park, waterfront, port...
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