Ride Calendar
The Ride Calendar is for all IMOC members anywhere in NZ to post rides that they want to lead.
Please read the IMOC Ride Rules at the bottom of this page.

Contact John Burton to have your local ride details posted here.


Date Leader Contact Meeting place Departing
times
(for rides)
Details
2012
February
11
(Sat.)
 
Warwick Spedding021 93 94 33Winebox Cafe, Albany (opposite Shell)6:00 a.m.
(yes, really!)
Cape Reinga Lighthouse, touch, and back. (A total of 880 km round trip.) Late lunch in Kaitaia on our way back.
Note: There's no petrol between Kaitaia and the lighthouse (120 km), so you'll need a range of at least 240 km (or carry extra gas).
February
18
(Sat.)
Craig Elliott021-242-2942The Square, Palmerston North,

Meet at 8:00 amTararua Country Ride, (Dannievirke Rotary)
Ride finishing at Tui Brewery. $22 pp.
light lunch included.
February
19
(Sun.)
2012
TBATBA Drury BP in Auck.10:00 Paeroa Battle of the Streets, and IMOC will be exhibiting again this year
Click here to see photos from last year!
February
26
(Sun.)
Craig Elliott021-242-2942Shannon Railway Station at 9:30 a.m.Shannon Spectacular
Car Show

Outdoor Static Display $2 entry
Polish your pride & joy then show it off !!!! Food & Drinks sold onsite.
We will set up a Gazebo and early afternoon do a short ride to finish the day.
March 5-11
(Week-long tour)
2012
John Burton027 420 4094Day 1 Auckland to Whangamomona
Day 2 to Manawatu
Day 3 to Masterton
Day 4 to Dannevirke
Day 5 to Waipukurau
9:00
An exploratory adventure that starts in Auckland on Monday 5th, loops anticlockwise around the North Island, and ends up at Pukeora on Friday 9th ready for the IMOC Pukeora weekend (see below).
Will meet up with local IMOC groups in Manawatu, Wellington and Hastings.
Join and leave the main group whenever you like. Tour all week or come and go as you please.
The idea is to explore roads in the lower North Island that Aucklanders seldom see. 
March
9th-11th
(Fri.-Sun)
2012
TBATBAVarious locations  TBAIMOC annual Pukeora San Hill Winery weekend and the culmination of the inaugural Northern Loop Tour.
Click here to see photos from 2011!
April
22
(Sun.)
Graham Jenkins021 - 922 315Advanced Rider Training /
Track day
N/AEarly Bookings essential. IMOC members will be there.
All welcome to join.
All riding abilities catered for. Run by AMCC.
Contact: graham@nznet.co.nz
if interested.

IMOC RIDE RULES (please read)

IMOC is an organisation whose members join together for rides to nominated venues and for other social occasions.  Rides are organised by members who nominate the destination and regrouping stages along the way, but otherwise have no influence on the way that riders behave on the road.  The following rules are intended to assist in promoting the safety and enjoyment of riders, pillions and other ride participants.

1.      Ride participants shall participate as individuals responsible for their own safety and shall take into account the safety of other participants and road users.  There is no element of competition in the rides.

2.      Ride participants are responsible for ensuring that their motorcycles are in safe and legal condition, the minimum being to Warrant of Fitness standards.

3.      All ride participants must wear a New Zealand approved motorcycle helmet, stout footwear, gloves and other approved motorcycle clothing.

4.      At the beginning of each ride the ride organiser shall brief participants on the intended route and destination as well as any regrouping locations or other stops.  Ride participants who are unfamiliar with the route should follow another rider who knows the way and who travels at a comfortable pace.

5.      Ride participants are expected to comply with all road rules and to ride at a speed and in a way that is suitable for the road conditions and comfortable for them.

6.      Ride participants are expected to provide assistance to other participants where required and in particular must go to the aid of anyone suffering a mishap.

7.      Riders who travel as a group should adopt a staggered riding formation such that there is an acceptable following road distance to the rider immediately in front. An acceptable following distance is indicated by the distance a motorcycle travels in two seconds under dry conditions and longer under wet conditions or on unsealed surfaces.

8.      Any rides organised by IMOC which involve participation in third party managed or promoted track days or other third party managed or promoted events are subject to the requirements of the third party organiser or promoter.  Riders in such events must comply with all third party requirements and shall participate entirely at their own risk.

9.      Neither IMOC nor any ride organiser is responsible for the safety of any ride participant or for any loss, damage or injury (whether to property or persons) suffered during any ride.  All ride participants participate at their own risk and indemnify IMOC and ride organisers from and against any loss, damage or injury suffered on or as a result of participating in any IMOC ride.