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wheel drives and commercial vehicles. provide a complimentary premium wheel alignment All new and existing customers are welcome! 434-436 Gladstone Rd, Gisborne. A-H: 06 867 0728 or 021 2283827 would have to be the best tyre shop in Gisborne by far.”The requested URL /index.php?page=shop/dealer was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.Sort by: relevance - Sort by: relevance - Upload your CV - Let employers find you - save job - more... Eastern Institute of Technology Customer Service Area Officer Environmental Services Support Officer - - save job - more... No results found for the vehicle and fuel type selected. Please search for Licensed Vehicle Testers using search field aboveOften it can be confusing trying to find the best way out of (or into) a large town or city. simplicity itself - follow the main drag, Gladstone Road, out of town for about 10 k's, eventually crossing the

Directly after the bridge you come to a round-about. Turning left takes you south to Morere & Nuhaka via highway 2; right takes you through back country roads to Matawai and the start of the Motu Road Trail; straight ahead takes you through Tiniroto to Wairoa. Whichever way you decide to head out of Gisborne there is one thing you cannot avoid: hills... Gisborne to Matawai via Rere (95k) This section is a stub. Have you ridden this route? If so, get in touch. Gisborne to Wairoa via Tiniroto (100k) Tinitoto Road is well known to Gisborne cyclists, being the return stage of the annual Gwaloop Cycle Challenge. There is certainly much to recommend this ride: it is very scenic with mature trees lining much of the road andthere are great views; a nice pub situated conveniently about half way; But perhaps the best thing about this ride is that you will have the road almost entirely to This day starts out flat enough through farmland and vineyards but after about 15k you begin to climb the first

of several hills - the somewhat inappropriately named Gentle Annie. Soon after the summit you reach at WaerengaTake the opportunity to buy an ice-block because the store here is the last you will see until Another 20 or so kilometres brings you to Donneraille Park, a freedom camping area provided by the Gisborne District Council. This is a nice spot to stop for lunch and perhaps a swim in the Hangaroa River. Camping here is not really an option for cyclists though, since all campers are required to have their own chemical toilet. Soon after, you arrive at Tiniroto where you can reward yourself with a stop at the pub. Then it's one more small hill and the remainder of the day is a generally downhill ride through Marumaru to Wairoa. Wairoa is a mid-sized town with supermakets and cafés, but no cycle shop. Gisborne to Wairoa via Morere (2 days, 98k) Many cyclists choose to continue through to Wairoa along highway 2. The drawcard here is a stopover at Morere

(campground, store/tearooms) and the wonderful Morere HotThis is a natural thermal spa set in a conservation reserve. The perfect way to unwind after a day tackling the 507m Wharerata Hill. Day 2 takes you through Nuhaka (store, service station) and onward along generally flat roads through Whakaki to Gisborne to Wairoa via Mahia (2 days, 123k) There is one further option which takes you through a little-known forestry road to Mahia Peninsula. follows highway 2 as far as the summit of Wharerata Hill. But now, rather than continue along the highway, turn left into Paritu Road, which winds its way down through forestry and farmland to Mahanga Bay. occasionally little more than a track it is none-the-less rideable, though muddy and best avoided if wet. are several gates to go through before the road once more returns to gravel as it winds into Mahanga Bay. Mahanga Bay (toilets) is a broad and beautiful swimming/surfing beach. A lovely place to stop, but with no