Jetski demo at thundercat racing 3rd and 4th jan

Discussion in 'Rides On' started by hbc rider, November 12, 2009.

  1. hbc rider

    hbc rider Member

    I have been talking to the guys at the thundercat club and they might be keen for a demo in their lunch break for an hour or so. We would only demo if there is surf and you must be able to do a back flip or a barrel roll, or both to be in the demo. Dates are 3rd at Whangamata and 4th at the Mt. Let me know if your keen.
  2. blitza

    blitza Member

    Update? Is this happening still or will there be only thunder cats and jail bait to watch?
  3. hbc rider

    hbc rider Member

    Na not happening as no 1 has replayed
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