Triumph Riders Marlborough
Marlborough is a chapter of Triumph Riders Motorcycle Club in New Zealand. We have monthly meetings and rides for Triumph Riders & BEARS bikes.
MARLBOROUGH CHAPTER RIDE:
We ride every week. Meet at Caltex Main Street, Blenheim, every Sunday at 11.00am
All Triumphs and BEARS bikes welcome. Other rides and events will be advised through our Facebook page.
Marlborough Events
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05JulAll day - Caltex
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12JulAll day - Caltex
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19JulAll day - Caltex
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26JulAll day - Caltex
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02AugAll day - Caltex
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Here are the latest posts from on the TRMCC Marlborough Facebook page.
High Country Run 2020
Saturday 31st October,
Hello All
This is the Itinerary for the Poker Run.
Registration and First Card: Crate and Barrel Leeston
From 8:30 to 9:45am
Ride Briefing
10am Stands up
First stop Geraldine Hotel, Via Thompsons Track and second card.
15-20 minutes
113.8km Gas on right.
Second stop, Lunch provided and third card
Silverstream Hotel, Kimbell
53.8km Gas at Farlie
Third Stop and fourth card
Look out over Lake Pukaki
15-20 minutes
81.7km No Gas
Fourth stop and last card
Omarama Hotel
40.2km Gas opposite Hotel
Destination: The Gate Hotel and Restaurant, Cromwell
Buffet meal will be served in the conference room around 7.00pm.
Breakfast will be in the conference room as well.
Prize giving after meal. Cash prizes for poker hand, other prizes by raffle ticket.
Worzol 0277021088
Brian 0221903659
Dave 0292004586
Since September, 12 riders have lost their lives on New Zealand roads, five this month alone. That means there are 12 families and countless friends grieving for their loved ones.
Riders are some of our most vulnerable road users, as they don’t have the protection of a car around them in a crash, nor the stability that four wheels offers. They face such greater trauma.
We know the speed you’re travelling at has the greatest impact on the outcome of a crash. That means your speed decides whether or not you survive a crash, or how badly you’re injured.
You should always be in a position to react safely if someone makes a mistake on the road around you.
Everybody thinks they are a good rider, and you may well be, but people around you can make mistakes – and these could impact on you.
That is why we urge riders to take extra care and wear safety gear, and drivers to keep an eye out for riders.
A moment of complacency, or an unsafe manoeuvre, could have tragic consequences.
If there are any members traveling to Nelson can you please txt meHunters dice run now Sunday 18th.
Start 9.30 behind Stoke Fire Station stands up 10.15.
Photos from Victory & Indian Motorcycle Christchurch’s post
Yay, bloody Awesome, look forward to a visit again soon!
