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eZee Expedir review by Benet and Sophia
Benet and Sophia take an eZee Expedir for a ride around Christchurch, New Zealand on a sunny Spring afternoon.
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The Top 9 Largest Gangs And 1% Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs In New Zealand
The Top 9 Largest Gangs And Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs In New Zealand
According to Ross Kemp New Zealand has the highest gang membership in comparison with the population
9. The Rebels
The Rebels are an Australian outlaw motorcycle club which
established in New Zealand in 2011. It is believed that
The Rebels have a presence in both the south island and
north island of New Zealand. According to the New Zealand
police The Rebels are involved in serious organized crime.
8. The Road Knights
The Road Knights are an outlaw motorcycle which started out in 1979.
The Road Knights are active in the south island of New Zealand.
They have a presence in Invercargill, Dunedin and Timaru.
In the 1980s The Road Knights went to war with another outlaw motorcycle
club called The Damned which ended in many violent incidents.
The Road knights have also been rivals of another New Zealand gang called
the Mongrel Mob for many years. In 2008 clubhouse was set on fire and
2 motorcycles were stolen. The police later recovered the stolen motorcycles
from The Mongrel Mob clubhouse.The Road Knights have since expanded into
the Netherlands, Thailand and the USA.
7. The Tribesmen
The Tribesmen started out in 1980 as a maori outlaw motorcycle club.
The tribesmen often wear yellow and their patch is a skull with wings
along with 2 pistons. The Tribesmen have a relativley large presence
in the North island of New Zealand and are especially active in areas such
as Otara, Murupara and Rotorua. The main rival of the Tribesmen is a gang
called The Mongrel Mob.
6. The Hells Angels
The hells angels first came to New Zealand in 1961 and started
a chapter in Auckland. This was the very first chapter that the Hell's
Angels started outside of the United States. The Hells Angels now have
chapters in Auckland, Wanganui, Nelson and Palmerston North.
5. Highway 61 MC
The Highway 61 Motorcycle club was formed in the late 1960s.
THe highway 61 have chapters spread through out the North Island and
and also have a chapter in Christchurch which is in the South Island of
New Zealand. The highway 61 Motorcycle club even have a chapter
in Brisbane Australia.
4. The Head Hunters Motorcycle Club
The head hunters were formed in the late 1960s in Auckland. At first they started
out as a street gang however they later became an outlaw motorcycle club.
The head hunters now have chapters throughout the North Island.
The head hunters also run a successful boxing gym called The Fight Club.
3. The Nomads
The nomads were formed in 1977 by Dennis Hines a former Black Power member.
. The nomads are located in the horewhenua, Masterton And Wellington. In 2009 the leader of the
nomads died in prison resulting in a power struggle within the gang.
This power struggle resulted in multiple shootings and a house
was burnt to the ground however there were no fatalities.
2. The black Power
The black power is the 2nd largest gang in New Zealand. The black power
gang was formed in Wellington in 1970 to protect themselves from
other gangs such as the Mongrel Mob and Skin Head Gangs.
The black power now spread throughout New Zealand and their main
rival is the Mongrel Mob. The Black Power usually wear blue and
their patch is a clenched fist.
1. The Mongrel Mob
The Mongrel Mob are the biggest gang in New Zealand.
The gang was formed in the late 1960s in the hawkes bay of New Zealand but now they
are located throughout the entire country and even have chapters in Australia
. Mongrel mob members are known for their
full face tattoos.The Mongrel Mob
are not an outlaw motorcycle club however they do wear vests with patches
. The Mongrel Mob's main enemy is the Black Power gang which is the 2nd largest gang in New Zealand.
There has been many violent clashes between the Mongrel Mob and Black Power In past years.
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NEW ZEALAND ROAD CYCLING CHAMPS 2011 CHRISTCHURCH
2016 11 01 Macleans Waimak
A beautiful spring morning Mountain biking the Macleans Island Track, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand. Taking a diversion to the Waimakarere River for a coffee break.
My first attempt at action video - the camera angle is a bit off, but the scenery is stunning :)
New Zealand Superbike 2013 - Round Five - Interview - Bugden crowned NZ SBK Champion
Slow finish wins NZ Superbike championship - Bugden does it again.
Interviews with Robert Bugden (SBK Champ) and John Ross (Supersport Champ)
Australian superbike star Robbie Bugden was able to cruise to his fifth New Zealand championship at Taupo today after Kiwi rival Craig Shirriffs ran off the track.
The bike started moving around so I slowed it down, Bugden said after bringing his Suzuki home fifth in the final race, a lowly placing by his standards.
Then I saw Craig go off and I just had to bring it home. I tried to stay out of trouble. I'd done the maths before the race so I knew where I had to finish.
Shirriffs had put himself into title contention with a brilliant victory in race one, coming from seventh early on and passing all the other top riders on his Suzuki.
The Feilding rider looked set to do the same in the final race, but when in second place and closing on leader Sloan Frost's BMW he ran off the track into the gravel trap. He kept his bike upright and regained the track, but could manage only sixth at the end.
I locked up the front tyre braking on the white line, he explained. I couldn't believe it.
Both races illustrated the growing strength of New Zealand superbike racing. Heat one was a classic, with Bugden, Shirriffs, Frost and Nick Cole (Kawasaki) all in a tight bunch and each having a turn in the lead.
Wellingtonian Frost won the final race fair and square, finishing well clear of Cole who is based in Hamilton. Suzuki riders Dennis Charlett (Christchurch) and Hayden Fitzgerald (New Plymouth) came in third and fourth respectively, and Charlett took third in the championship behind Bugden and Shirriffs.
Bugden said this could be his last New Zealand title, as a tight budget could make it impossible for him to return next season.
Christchurch rider John Ross claimed the 600cc Supersport championship after a nerve-wracking final race on his Suzuki. He needed to finish third and he managed just that, after running down in fifth for a period.
I stayed composed; I knew I had 15 laps to do the job, Ross said after winning his first national championship. It was just hard work.
Auckland teenager Aaron Hassan won both races with ease on his Yamaha and is provisionally second in the series, although the minor placings will be decided by the outcome of an appeal that has not yet been heard.
Fourteen-year-old Australian Troy Guenther clinched the 125 GP championship yesterday and followed that up with two more victories today, cutting through the field after poor starts. Auckland teen Aaron Hassan, Jaden's younger brother, was the only rider to challenge him seriously, coming very close to winning the final race.
The Superlite title went to Balclutha rider Richard Newbery riding a 450cc Kawasaki, and Wellington rookie Hamish Murphy completed an outstanding debut season by taking the Pro Twins championship on his Suzuki.
Attached photos are free to use but should be credited to fotocd.co.nz. The action shot shows Craig Shirriffs (56) leading Robbie Bugden (1), Nick Cole (4) and Sloan Frost (3); the portrait shows Bugden celebrating his fifth NZ championship.
New Zealand Superbike championships, round five (final), Taupo
Superbikes -- Race one: Craig Shirriffs (Feilding) Suzuki 1; Robbie Bugden (Australia) Suzuki 2; Nick Cole (Hamilton) Kawasaki 3; Sloan Frost (Wellington) BMW 4; Dennis Charlett (Christchurch) Suzuki 5.
Race two: Frost 1; Cole 2; Charlett 3; Hayden Fitzgerald (New Plymouth) Suzuki 4; Bugden 5.
Final championship points: Bugden 182, Shirriffs 165, Charlett 150, Frost 139, Cole 136.
600cc Supersport -- Race one: Jaden Hassan (Auckland) Yamaha 1; John Ross (Christchurch) Suzuki 2; Jake Lewis (Christchurch) Yamaha 3; Adam Chambers (Clive) Honda 4; Seth Devereux (Christchurch) Kawasaki 5.
Race two: Hassan 1; Lewis 2; Ross 3; Toby Summers (Auckland) Yamaha 4; Alastair Hoogenboezem 5.
Cycling New Zealand 2015: the Port Hills of Christchurch
Less than 10km from the Christchurch CBD are these amazing climbs into the Port Hills. A cyclist's playground!
Cycling: Club Race (2019) | R01 | C Grade
First club race of 2019 season!
Host: Papanui Cycling Club
Race type: 56km graded scratch
When: 19th January 2019
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
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2019 Christchurch TT Series | Round 3
Edit from round 3 of the 2019 Christchurch TT Series. Please like and Subscribe !!
Tom Bassett-Eason 2014 BMX
My 2014 Edit. Really loving riding at the moment and this is some stuff form the past year riding all over the south island of New Zealand. Mainly in Nelson and Tasman But Christchurch as well. I currently don't have a sponsor and my 2015 edit should drop August 2015. I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE SONG!
Iron Thunder MC, Viking Poker Run 2017 New Zealand
Vikings from all over New Zealand came together to raise funds for The Auckland Spinal Unit, Westpac Rescue Helicopter and Wheelstarz Basket Ball Team. Great people doing great stuff!
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Swamp Korokipo - Ramblers Cycling Club Saturday Race (22 Oct.2016)
Urban Paintball Club Christchurch The Ultimate Game May 2017
Urban Paintball Club, Club day. 8 v 8s in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Taking the Planet Eclipse Geo 3.5 out for a run
nice wee shoot out with the fam
HD 360 Mountain Biking in Nelson, NZ
Took the Nikon Key Mission 360 for a spin down a track called Firball Track based in the mountains of Nelson!
Mountain Raider BMX Club Night
What a typical Mountain Raider club night looks like.
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Codgers Mountain Bike Park - Firball
Jump on board with Harry Denton down the famous Firball trail at Codgers Mountain Bike Park in Nelson, New Zealand.
Rider - Harry Denton
Music - Oceanlux
Music - Sneakers
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Mates on Tour - come to the NZ Elite National Road Cycling Champs
Carnival events running alongside the annual Elite and U23 Road National Championships being held in Napier in early January are set to attract thousands keen on soaking up the atmosphere and riding their bikes in Hawkes Bay.
Six exciting family friendly events for riders of all ages include the Black Barn Vineyards Criterium on Marine Parade in downtown Napier on 4 January that will also see the Bay Espresso Family Fun Ride giving families and recreational riders the chance to ride on the closed street circuit before the more serious cyclists tackle the criterium.
On 5 January the action shifts to the A & P Showgrounds in Hastings, which is the starting point for the iWay Ride, a casual 40 kilometre return trip by bike to Te Awanga Estate where cyclists will get to rub shoulders with former professional cyclist and triple winner of the Tour de France's green jersey, Australian Robbie McEwen, as well as some other cycling legends and well known identities who are expected to join in the fun.
Church Road Winery hosts the Traffic Design Group Flying Lap on 6 January, a 20 kilometre time trial that gives recreational riders the chance to test themselves on one lap of the Elite time trial course, with the fastest rider receiving a trophy.
The Tineli Gran Fondo Ride on 7 January gives cyclists the chance to ride for 90 minutes on the Napier Hill section of the elite road race, while kids are encouraged to enter the Avanti Dress Your Bike Competition on 8 January.
The 2017 Elite Road Championships between Friday 6 and Sunday 8 January open with the time trials, followed by the women’s, men’s and under -23 races, finishing with the Legends of Cycling Dinner at Church Road Winery, being held in Napier for the first time featuring special guests New Zealand’s most successful professional cyclist Julian Dean, and McEwen.
Organisers hope to see more cycling fans from throughout New Zealand getting groups of friends together to come to Hawkes Bay with their bikes, taking the opportunity to explore the fantastic riding terrain that includes 200 kilometres of cycle trials, visit the wineries and then take in the action of the elite racing.
Cycling New Zealand’s Chief Executive Andrew Matheson is looking forward to the upcoming Carnival, citing the success of this year’s event. “The 2016 Elite event was held on a challenging course which showcased the country’s top and up-and-coming road cycling talent, while also providing a great experience for spectators,” he says.
“It was great to see Napier and the wider Hawke’s Bay embrace cycling and we are excited to be bringing elite racing back to Napier for a second year. Napier has put itself on the map as a cycling destination – the city has proven it has both the ability and the support of the community to deliver an outstanding championships event.”
For more information on Carnival events, go to summercyclingcarnival.co.nz. The Black Barn Vineyards Criterium and Tineli Gran Fondo Ride are being hosted by Ramblers Cycling Club and require registration prior to the events being held. For more information go to ramblers.co.nz
BMX Racing - North Harbour BMX Track (New Zealand)
Trackside BMX photos NZ paid a visit to North Harbour BMX Club for one of their club nights. This is some highlights of the racing action.
Track: Air Walker by Mt Eden
Rallycross Makes It's New Zealand Debut - (feat. Ari Pettigrew)
Rallycross is a one of the fastest growing motorsports internationally. But it wasn't till the local club, South Canterbury Car Club, designed and implemented a purpose built track combined with there international circuit. That New Zealand began trialing the sport.
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Mongrel Mob members offering assistance to mosques following Christchurch attacks
Numerous patched gang members have visited the mosques to pay tribute.