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Tauranga Motor Cycle Club Tauranga motorcycle club Breeding Ground of Champions PO Box 819 November NEWSLETTER 2010 Our next Motorcross is….. The second Spring round is on Sunday 14 October 2010, at Maddix Park, let’s go racing. Event: MX Round 2 Date: Sunday 14th November 2010 Venue: Maddix Park, Rowe Road, Ohauiti Sign On: From 7.30am Riders Briefing: At 8.45am Racing Starts: At 9.00am Entry Fees: Mini $20 for Tauranga Club Members, non members $30, late entry fee $10 All other classes $25 for Tauranga Club Members, non members $35, late entry fee $10 Cash or Cheque: We do not have eftpos … no payment – no riding!!! Classes: For minis, junior and senior women, juniors, seniors and vets. Juniors will be separated into age categories for pointing and trophies. MNZ Licenses are required but day licenses are available at an extra cost of $20 per rider. The same bike can be ridden in 2 or more classes an entry fee of $10 per class must be paid for extra classes. Don’t forget to bring your log book and membership card and don’t forget to have your bike clearly numbered *******Food and drinks will be available on the day******* For more information phone Craig 07-552 5181 or Bronwyn 07-552 6575 mob 027 652 6059 REMINDER: Have your renewed your MNZ license for this year!!! Reminder: The Tauranga Motorcycle Club has funds available for sponsorship. This is used to promote, foster and encourage participation of the club members to partake in national level events. The term is open from 1st April – 31st August 2011. Conditions apply. We now have 4 rounds of Moto X for this year For more details check out www.taurangamcc.co.nz Don’t forget memberships are due. Look forward to seeing you all at the 2nd round of Moto X on the 14th November at Maddix Park. Weather permitting. Day Licenses: it has now been bought to our attention that under 8 year olds do not require a day license! The Huntly Motorcycle Club is hosting the New Zealand Mini Moto X Champs The 2010 Nationals are being held at the Huntly Moto X Track 13th-14th November 2010 For more details check out www.huntlymotorcycleclub.co.nz Trials Group ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Hamilton Motorcycle club has been approved as the host of the 2011 NZ Moto Trials Champs on 22nd - 24th Oct 2011 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Event Dates for 2010: th th 13 – 14 November - South Island rounds 5 & 6 - Nelson - Entry Form North Island Trials Coordinator: Paul McLeod Phone: 07 573 5365 Email: [email protected] Bay of Plenty: Nigel Shilton, PH 07 576 1692, Email [email protected] Mike Gundry PH 07 543 4204, Email [email protected] The promoters of Super X, the Australasian Supercross Championship, have confirmed they will be bringing their hugely successful series to North Harbour Stadium in Auckland on Saturday November 13 and Carisbrook Stadium in Dunedin on Saturday November 20 for round 4 and 5 of the seven round series. The team @ winsuperx are currently offering an opportunity to win free tickets to either Auckland or the Dunedin event. For more info www.winsuperx.co.nz …trophies… Prize Giving Criteria to be in the running for trophies in this series are: Must be a financial member by the 28th November 2010-Round 3, there is hopefully going to be 4 rounds (WEATHER PERMITTING) and the best points out of 3 rounds will be taken, must do at least 2 rounds to be eligible, so please make sure you have all the boxes ticked so there are no disappointments at prize giving. 2011 NEW ZEALAND MOTOCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP DATES Round 1 - Sunday 20th February - South Canterbury Motorcycle Club Round 2 - Sunday 6th March - Patetonga Motorcycle Club Round 3 - Sunday 20th March - Rotorua Motorcycle Club Round 4 - Sunday 27th March - Taranaki Motorcycle Club 2010-11 NEW ZEALAND SUPERCROSS CHAMPIONSHIP DATES Round 1 - Saturday 11th December 2010 - South Waikato Motorcycle Club at Tokoroa Round 2 - Saturday 2nd January 2011 - Taupo Motorcycle Club at Taupo Round 3 - Saturday 9th January 2011 - Nelson Motorcycle Club at Motueka Round 4 - Friday 15th January 2011 - South Canterbury Motorcycle Club at Timaru STOLEN BIKES We have had 3 of our MX bikes stolen. Jakibs 85 #717 and both the girls bikes, Ryleahs KLX110 #47 and the KTM mini adventurer she used to ride both pink, also all of Joshua's gear #199. Can you please get the word out and let people know. The bikes are easy to identify. If you have seen these bikes or know the whereabouts Please contact Rochelle Bourke [email protected] FOR SALE HUMBAUR TRAILER-FLAT DECK COMPLETE WITH SIDES-THIS IS A GENUINE HUMBAUR TRALIER FROM GERMANY- 3100 X 1650 X 300-FULLY GALVANISED CHASSIS SERVICE FREE RUBBER TORSION BEAM AXLE WITH INDEPENDENT SUSPENSION. BRAKED TO ALL 4 WHEELS AND INCLUDES AUTO REVERSE SWITCH (NO NEED TO EXIT VECHICLE TO FLIP THE LATCH)-AS IS WHERE IS-NO REG OR WARRANT-BOLTS AND WINGNUTS NOT INCLUDED-BUYER MUST PICK UP- REMOVABLE SIDES FOR FLATDECK. RECESSED HEAVY DUTY TIE DOWN LOOPS-THESE TRAILERS RETAIL FOR APPROX $7000.00 NEW BUY NOW FOR $4250.00. CONTACT-STEVE TROTT, HM Ph 07 542 1930, M 029 927 2906, E [email protected] FOR SALE Have you got a Yamaha 85 and you need some parts or maybe some extra gear……then check this out…… YZ85 radiator and shroud….Fly race wear….pants size 28 - black/white, worn once….vanilla/blue full set shirt large youth/ 28 pants….2 x red shirt Large youth and small youth….2 x blue shirt Large youth and small adult plus gloves Kawasaki race pit jacket size small….waisco piston kit….we just want offers thanks Please contact Donna Blackburn email: [email protected] ….Want To Take Better Action Shots…. A Photo Course @ Maddix Park Ever been at an off road event or fun day and seen a potentially great photo but never quite managed to grab it for posterity? Most of us have. The opportunity is now here to upgrade those camera skills. Jo from Capture It NZ Tauranga School of Photography (www.captureitnz.co.nz) is running an evening session at Maddix Park on Friday November 12th to help people get better MX action shots. Venue: Maddix Park Date: Friday 12th November 2010 Start Time: 5.30pm Cost: $20 per person What to Bring: Yourself, your camera (batteries all charged up) and a rider you want to take photos of - all included in the price. To register: Contact Shelley on Ph: 07 544 2251 or email [email protected] Great chance to get ready for the Sunday 14th action at Maddix Park when the Tauranga MX Club is holding Round 2 of its Spring MX Series. Consider the environment - Think before you print. TAURANGA MOTORCYCLE CLUB APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP 1ST APRIL 2010 TO 31ST MARCH 2011 MAIL TO: Tauranga Motorcycle Club, PO Box 819, Tauranga. Name: _____________________________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: _____________________________ Mobile: ________________________________ Fax: _______________________________ Email: _________________________________ Date of Birth: ________________________ MNZ License No: ________________________ Bike No: ___________________________ Please use a separate application form for each family member and return together. All family members must reside at the same address. Fees as at 1st April 2010 have been set at: Please Circle Riding Class / Area of Interest $15.00 Minis & Juniors (aged 16yrs or under) Vets MX Trials $25.00 Seniors Senior MX Cross Country $35.00 Family Junior MX Trail Mini MX Social Riding ATV Road Racing I/We hereby apply to become a member(s) of the Tauranga Motorcycle Club Inc. and agree to abide by the rules of the Club. I/we are aware that this membership will be renewable at the 31st March 2011. Fee Enclosed: ______________ Signed: ___________________ Date: _________________ TO ASSIST WITH THE PLANNING AND ORGANISATION OF THE CLUB, it would be appreciated if you could indicate by ticking the boxes below, areas in which you would be willing to help with the organisation and running of Club events. Job Mini Track Main Track Cross Country Maize Paddock Description Track Track Preparation Track Set Up Sign On Lap scoring Start Gates Finish Line End of day For office use only Processed on…………...…..…….by…………..……………….. Receipt No:………...…………..Card Issued: Yes / No .
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