World, we will always be in your future. No matter how hard you try and catch up. For lots of reasons. We can't help it. We lead the world... all thanks to a little pathetic line down the middle of the   more...Pacific Ocean. Eat your heart out!

Love
New Zealand

PS We have no idea what farienheit is (can't even spell it). We have celsius. :)

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Shot entirely in breathtaking New Zealand, this Greenpeace video cleverly reminds us that half of our breathing air comes from the ocean.

I hired a motorcycle for 2 days while on "business" in New Zealand. I hope this series captures the beauty of the scenery adequately.Some of the audio is a bit poor because I didn't realise   more...until finished that there was no padding on my mic.  less

It's more of New Zealand. The Christchurch Kiwibiker Adventure crew go on a Dual Sport adventure which turns out to be very slippery and better suited to trail bikes.
We started on public roads and finished   more...on private land for a small pre arranged fee. I'm glad I was riding my CRF230 (trailered it to the end of the tarmac). Others road in from Christchurch on F650 Dakar, F650 Funduro, a DR650, a XR650, TTR250, CRM250, WR and some others including our English friend the Tourist on the Africa Twin 750 who did real well considering he had very road bias tires.  less

I travel a little further North with a couple of bikers I met in Wellsford and I have more pronunciation issues.

classc call finterview with johnathan eisen of uncensored magazine discussing so called 911 conspiracy theorys,subscribe here www.uncensored.co.nz

Salvation Army Kettles to accept plastic, more stupid criminals, New Zealand captures the world cup in rugby

Wow. Great job on the pictures Michelle. New Zealand looks beautiful!

More pictures I have taken of some of the South Island New Zealand.

Finally, the bit I was waiting for! I decided to upload quicker than planned as "therapy" to take my mind off things. I really hope the video conveys the beauty of the spectacular country. (Is   more...that a good plug, Zeocen?).  less

Antarctic waters. Two ships collide. One is from Japan and is whaling when supposedly on a research mission. The other is a conservationist ship out of New Zealand that will not let the japanese poach   more...whales in these waters under the pretence of research  less

This is up to Lang's Beach & a bit of the way back. Camera battery died (Mercifully, as you'll see). I was unable to do any ADR (over dubbing) due to....um....laziness, so some of the audio is, how   more...shall we say it.....crap.
This is the last part of Day 1 so stay tuned to Day2.  less

You like my videos but NO ME,so see ya!!! Will do one more video review here,then I will take a break from video making and reviewing due to no support,and excuses suck!

Finally, the last in the Kiwi series. The reason for the delay are probably obvious to most of you. To you I say Thank You for all your kind words. It's never easy. Anyway, enough of that. On with the   more...show.

New Zealand is a place I can highly recommend for a holiday. The people are nice (just ask Zeocen) the scenery is spectacular, the sheep are the prettiest I've ever seen, and the towns are the hardest to pronounce anywhere I've been.

All in all, a fantastic spot. I can't wait to do some more riding there, this time, hopefully with Zeo.  less

Queenstown, New Zealand. This insane snowboarder sets off a sweet avalanche then rides it...

A wee scoot up the Kaimai's trying to learn a different riding style.
Slower than normal but ya gotta keep learning eh!

My photographic journey of South Island New Zealand

The idea appeared on the Simpsons a few years ago. Ever since then people have always asked us "Down-Unders" which way the water flows down the plug hole.

The answer?

Clockwise.

We are off to lunch at Akaroa and to see what's at the end of Lighthouse Road over the hill behind the village.
First we play along the way at Birdlings Flat then pop in to Peraki Bay, you can hardly tell   more...it was on old whaling station once. Then to finish off in style we get out of shape on a bumpy, muddy stock track (yes, a paper road that farmers use to move stock)that climbs back to the summit road from Takamatua Bay.  less

Riding down sand dunes on boggie boards and usually not making it to the end, resulting in pain

First time out on the track on my Brutale-R

Some of the Christchurch Kiwibikers out for a c... (more)
Added: November 20, 2007
Some of the Christchurch Kiwibikers out for a crusey ride on a Wednesday evening. This time the ride started off fairly   more...cruisy then went a bit faster then finished off cruisy again as we went from Burger King in Moorhouse Ave through Halswell, Old Taitapu Rd, Gebbies Pass, stopped in at the Wheatsheaf, then on around to Lyttelton, Evans Pass, Sumner, Mt Pleasant and finished at the Watershed in Ferrymeed.
A very nice ride with a mix of bikes and recorded by me with helmet camera onboard my DR650.  less

NZ sex fact

The durex sexual wellbeing globle survey

this is about cheney talking about mateship and how hes patronising us along with our own prime minister