Meet: BP Papakura - motorway services at 09:00am
Trip leader Keith Cornick Ph 021 2133454. Training by Doug Penman.
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| Brian Hayes | 258 |
| Melissa Laver | 236 |
| Adrian Rhodens | 209 |
| Mark Baldwin | 301 |
| veronicacox | 322 |
| brenttasker | 323 |
| Warren Perkinson | 219 |
Meet: BP Papakura - motorway services at 09:00am
Being run by Doug Penman
We will cover ascents and descents and failed ascents and descents.
This will cover all aspects of this situation, gearing (manual and automatic), steering etc, etc.
There will be a little theory first of all and then put it into practice with those who wish to try it out.
Written material covering those aspects will also be provided.
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| veronicacox | 322 |
| Hilton Jeffries | 159 |
| Rocky | 26 |
| Bruce Gibson | 195 |
Updated 22/5/17 1:40pm
Please contact Keith directly if you wish to attend Waiuku Run this Saturday May 27th.
Home 09 235 7662
Mobile 021 21 33 454
Meeting time: 9.00am to leave at 9.30 sharp
Place: near BP at the motorway service centre, Southern Motorway, Drury, Rosehill 2113
Note:
- We may have new-ish members so please make sure they are looked after
- at 9.30 departure from bp; please meet Keith at the northern end of the forest
Any queries please contact trip leader Keith directly for this one.
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| Alister Leask | 217 |
| Kyle Oemcke | 182 |
| Shaun Grevel | 162 |
| Warren Perkinson | 219 |
| Ray Wong | 123 |
We were so lucky to have perfect weather over QBW - frosty nights but brilliantly clear sunny days.
There is one spare place on the EoD run at Waiouru over Anniversary Weekend 29 Jan/ 1 Feb
Contact Bruce Gibson 021 637 400 right away if you're interested :)
(updated Sunday 13December)
Yet another great event put on by the Rodney Off Road Club, fundraising for the Ahuroa Volunteer Fire Brigade... These guys managed to wrangle 80 trucks and a couple of hundred people, feeding, entertaining and guiding them over several hundred hectares of spectacular farmland with nary a glitch in sight.
A record run in about 2.5 hours! Just five of us ripped through the tracks; that's not say we had any 'stoppages' ! Even in the first 500m of the track we all had grief. Shaun give us some fun moments diving into water that even Jacques Cousteau would have baulked at!
Te Rau Puriri - Planting Sunday 17 May 2015 - a good turnout from the Auckland region's 4WD clubs including our own, and local volunteers to help Auckland Council keep up the good work being done in this park. Down in the valleys we had the pleasure of seeing the great results from our previous efforts.
