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Michael SchierGuest
Heyo,
I just got an email with questions regarding my trip.
So if you’re also thinking about coming along this *aaaawesome ride*(or you haven’t heard about it yet), here’s the copy&paste text:
Currently, the plan is as follows:
FR: drive up to Raetihi, sleeping at the Holiday park there
SA: biking up to Whakahoro, around 60km, I think there’s a hut, otherwise we’ll use flies.
SO: biking down to the bridge of nowhere, jeboating out to Pipiriki, biking back to Raetihi, in total again around 60km on the bike, drive back to WellyI uploaded some track information here: http://goo.gl/maps/WewYb
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MikeGGuest
Hey Michael, want me to promo your trip on our facebook page too?
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Cathy ScreechGuest
Hi Michael
Sorry I wasn’t sure how to contact you – I signed up for the trip last Wednesday but also asked you some queries as I wasn’t sure how hard-out the trip would be. You referred me to here where there was some more information. I think the trip is a bit too big for me unfortunately, so unfortunately I won’t be able to attend. I will be at the meeting tomorrow night if need to discuss further.
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schiermikeGuest
Hi Cathy,
sorry for not contacting you until now. I was unable to find your email address, would be great if I can get it via this forum.
Regarding the required trip fitness level: 60km sounds a lot, but the difference in altitude is quite low. It’s rather a cycling than a MTB trip, no single trails etc.
Of course, I don’t know your level of fitness, but if you can do a medium tramping trip, you should also be fine with this one.And nope, we’re not in hurry, everybody can bike her own speed!
So I would recon: give it a try!cheers,
mike
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