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EDITOR:.............Bevan Bradford Phone: 07 3822 3512 Mobile 0408 714 000 E-Mail: mail @ auswingriders.com Wing Notes is produced with the
object of keeping members informed about matters of interest to AWRA
members. A electronic copy of each
issue is available to every financial member of the AWRA. Copies are also distributed to selected
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Submissions for inclusion in Wing Notes should be with the Editor no later than the Friday following the monthly meeting, i.e.: Friday after the 1st Monday of the month. DISCLAIMER: Although Wing Notes will endeavour to reproduce submissions in their original form it reserves the right to edit submissions as it sees fit. Views expressed in contributed articles in Wing Notes are not necessarily those of the AWRA or the Editor. Wing Notes is produced with care, in good faith and from sources believed to be accurate at the time of writing. |
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Secretary Val Thomas (07) 3848 0498 E-mail: secretary @ auswingriders.com |
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Vice President Rob (Bear) Harriss 0409 052 218 E-mail: RHMRS @
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Treasurer Geoff Mead (07) 5529 5034 E-mail: meady @ auswingriders.com |
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16th – 17th June AWRA AGM in 23rd June Social evening at Parkwood
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Remember: “Bikes get you
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This guy needs a job and decides to apply at the zoo. As it happened, their star attraction, a gorilla, had passed away the night before and they had carefully preserved his hide. They tell this guy that they'll pay him well if he would dress up in the gorilla’s skin and pretend to be the gorilla so people will keep coming to the zoo. Well, the guy has his doubts, but Hey! He needs the money, so he puts on the skin and goes out into the cage. The people all cheer to see him. He plays up to the audience and they just eat it up. This isn't so bad, he thinks, and he starts really putting on a show, jumping around, beating his chest and roaring, swinging around. During one acrobatic attempt, though, he loses his balance and crashes through some safety netting, landing square in the middle of the lion cage! As he lies there stunned, the lion roars. He's terrified and starts screaming, "Help, Help, Help!" The lion races over to him, places his paws on his chest and hisses, "Shut up or we'll BOTH lose our jobs!" |
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Gidday
all, With one week to go to our AGM I hope everyone is
ready. All the necessary information
is available in the Member’s area of the web site. You should make yourself aware of this. Those of us that attended the Ulysses AGM in There’s nothing quite like the Ulysses AGM for an
opportunity to catch up with friends from around Australia, use the
opportunity to test ride a wide variety of bikes in a short time and to enjoy
social opportunities without having to ride home afterwards. For those that stayed on the grounds at
least and I still believe this is the best way to really get the atmosphere
of the AGM. Great to see Winston at the AGM; his “first??.” And see him we did, everywhere, even though
he wasn’t staying on the grounds, he organised bike access and no matter
where you went, there was the “Lexus on Two Wheels”, usually being washed and
polished by someone other than Winston. Keep the black bits on the bitumen and the shiny side
up, Bevan |
Hi all, Well
this should be my last report here as someone else will be taking the reigns
for the next club year. I have enjoyed
my year, although it seems much longer. I
will do up more of a review for the AGM. We
had a great time at the Ulysses AGM and I did ride the GoldWing there
occasionally. But to get there and
back, all the Wing riding was done by Charleen. She is much more comfortable with the
ergonomics of the 1800 that she was with the 1500, with the lower seat and
handlebar placement. In fact whilst
following her up the range to Dorrigo on the CBR I remember thinking, this is
quite fast enough for me. It appears
the really tight corners are more to her liking than the open sweepers. The rest of the ride home was fine, but she
would have preferred her first ride down Cunninghams to be in daytime. We’ve
always considered the GoldWing to be “our” bike rather than mine or hers. Hope
you all who went had a great time as well. See
you at our AGM Cheers Clint |
Hello everyone, Well
it is 12months today since my spill off our Wing, strange that it seems a
long way away, but at the same time – it has gone by rather quickly. A lot of events during that time, and now
here we are with our A.G.M. to look forward too. The filing has been done; the A.G.M. Minute
Book is ready together with the Register for the week-end. Now Thommo has to find extra room on the
bike for the Raffle Prizes (I might have to leave a pair of shoes behind)! The Ulysses AGM in Now
our next project is to find a Christmas Party venue, so back on with the
‘thinking caps’ please, and start looking.
In
the meantime, have fun and keep safe. See
you soon. ValerieandThommo June
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The alarm woke me at Climb aboard and away I go into the dark, heading
north. Not much on the Gateway this
time of the day. Check out the lights
of the City and River from the top of the Hit the BP North at Burpengary just on Turn left in Landsborough, past the Museum Sign,
(must go there one day, Family heirlooms).
Up the mountain I go, beautiful road, no sunshine as
yet. Very slow trip up (bloody trucks) closer to the top cows and horses
starting to move. I see a lookout,
pull over stretch the legs, can’t see much, too many bushes. On and up
through the section that is always a couple of degrees cooler to the Big Keg
Winery. Too early for wine tasting. |
Past the keg around the next bend looking to the
right, a misty view to the sunshine coast with sun glistening across the
water. To the left a strange yellow strip stands out on the rich green grass.
Closer inspection reveals a ray of sunshine squeezing between two trees. Turn right onto Still looking left and right almost in a dream, turn
left into Flaxton Mill Road, left again into Old Mill Lane, Ahhhhh what a
place, bacon and eggs wafting through the air.-- RightO air brakes on, unload
the bloody machine; you have a Pool to dig.-- What a run, even in a truck. Annette always says the best time to be out is early
morning; this would have been a fantastic ride on the WING. Maybe we could
get a few early rises to join us one morning, I’m sure we could find
somewhere to eat bacon and eggs instead of smelling them. Who’s game? LARRY. |
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Mother’s Day Ride 13 May 07 Who would believe that us Victorians would be riding
on a beautiful day in May, well Sun 13 May saw us meeting outside Frankston
where Steve was to take us for a ride around the bottom part of the Flinders
peninsula outside After a break we then started to head back to
Steve’s place for a BBQ lunch. The roads were very scarce of traffic which
made for a very enjoyable ride. The pics from the ride do not do the day
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On arriving back at Steve’s and with BBQ cooked
(thanks Again another day was over of good company and great
weather which makes for a good riding day. Riders on the day · John and Marg · John and Karen · Steve and his son Josh · Vern and Bev (hopefully new members) John G |
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Three
old guys are out walking. First one says, "Windy, isn't it?" Second one says, "No, it’s
Thursday!" Third one says, "So am I. Let's go get
a beer." ***** A man was telling his neighbour, "I
just bought a new hearing aid. It cost
me four thousand dollars, but it's state of the art. It's perfect." “Really," answered the neighbour.
"What kind is it?" " ***** A
little old man shuffled slowly into an ice cream parlor and pulled himself
slowly, painfully, up onto a stool. After
catching his breath he ordered a banana split. The
waitress asked, "Crushed nuts?" “No,"
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An elderly couple is beginning to notice that
neither of them seems to be able to remember things as well as they used to.
So, they go to see their doctor, who explains that there is nothing really
wrong with, just typical memory loss associated with old age. He suggests
that they each get notebooks and write notes to themselves to help remember
things. The couple goes home and that evening while watching
T.V. the man gets up and heads for the kitchen. His wife asks if he can bring
her some ice cream when he returns. He says he will, and she says he should
write it down. "I’m just going to the kitchen, I'll remember."
"Well, I want that with nuts, too." "O.K. he says ice cream
with nuts." She asks again if he's going to write it down. "No, I'm
just going to the kitchen." "And a cherry on the top?" He
agrees and turns toward the kitchen again and she asks again about writing it
down. Now the old man is angry, "Look, old lady I'm not senile, I can
remember ice cream with nuts and a cherry on top." He goes in the kitchen for 10 minutes and when he
returns he sets a plate of bacon and eggs in front of his wife. She looks up
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“WILD
HOGS” and A
couple of days ago I remembered that Jack and I had not made good on our
promise to Clint to send him some photos of the little village of “Madrid” in
New Mexico where some of the main scenes for the movie “Wild Hogs” took
place. I know we also talked to Dave
about the movie, and I believe the subject came up while John and his Gold
Wingers were taking us for a ride around The thing is that So I decided to ride out to |
were almost falling down in the late 1960’s to 70’s,
when Hippies moved in as squatters.
Those people built up a unique (down at heels) little tourist town. Below is a photo
of what the abandoned mine-owned buildings looked like when the Hippies
started moving in. (A few houses, like
this one on the main street, are still the same today.) The following are
pictures of the areas of scenes around and in Below left is a
photo of Deane and Jack pushing their motorcycles up the road, as did the
four “Wild Hogs” when they ran out of gas in the movie. I recognized that stretch of road because I
ride up and down it all the time. Below is another one that I recognized in the movie,
of a mid-size building with a couple of art galleries. Until very recently, these were occupied by
a big gift shop and an ice cream parlour. I and my Gold Wing group have
stopped many times to get ice cream there.
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pictures. In
my calling Jack and suggesting we go out together to take pictures, I found
that he had also just remembered. So today we took a ride out there, with
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(It used to be a different colour, so maybe this one
got painted for the movie.) We not only took pictures, but we talked to a couple
of the shop owners, to find out about how it went during the filming. They said that the movie company moved in
and painted the front of most of the buildings or houses there. This explained to us why the village looked
“cleaner than usual”. (Only the fronts
of the buildings were painted; the sides and back were left as is.) Then after the movie was shot, the owners
of the buildings and houses had the option of leaving the front the new
colour, or having them re-painted to the original colour. - Most kept the new
colour. Interesting! Below is the area of the village where most of the
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one of the main
“Four Hog” actors, Martin Lawrence, had never ridden a motorcycle before
coming here to Now that I’ve
seen the buildings and areas to know a little more, I think I’ll go back and
see the movie again. Jack also took
pictures, with most being of higher resolution than these of mine, so he will
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When I saw the movie, there were several scenes
which showed the “Diner” (Maggie’s Diner).
I knew there wasn’t a “Diner” in The “Hotel” played quite a part in some of the town
scenes, and I recognized it in the movie, from the white building with the
green railing and stairs. Here are Deane and
Jack, at the “Hotel” in the movie, with it actually being an everyday
operating “Mercantile”. We chatted
with the owner to find that the “dance” scene was done at the left side of
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“Hotel”. He said that during those night scenes,
they used such powerful lights that his house was lit up on a small hill
nearby, at all times of the night. He
also said that the preparations and filming took about two and a half months! Oh, one interesting
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Well, hopefully
that will be of interest to you all.
It’s not often that one gets some insight like this into a film being
made. Best Regards, Deane (Deane and Jack visited from the |
Goldwing Mitchell Trip Left home at 11 Wings in all.
Would have been 12 but a 1200 had an accident the day before. Off to Roma, 268ks, nothing better than a group of
Wings travelling together. Roma for
lunch; now 45 min behind schedule (Oh well, the spa will still be there even
if we are late). On to Mitchell, roll into town, found our pre-arranged
accommodation then on to the mineral spa pools to soak after the ride and
catch up with every one as we were in 3 different venues (2 hotels and a
motel). Maree and I were in the Up early for breakfast and pack up. After breaky,
got the bike ready for group photo opportunity, then off to Roma for smoko at
the Big Rig, a mining museum. We then lost Fred, (aka Steven), as he had to
get home I guess. From there, on to
Dalby via some side road which was quite straight with the odd bend or kink
about every 100+ks. During this
section across the cb radio came "Good Morning Ladies and Gentlemen,
this is your Captain speaking. You
will shortly experience a change to our straight and level flight. This is a required change course and during
the procedure you will feel your vehicle lean toward the left. Do not be alarmed, this is a normal
sensation associated with this type of manoeuvre. Normal travel will be resumed as soon as
possible.” We saw about 10 cars. We even saw 3 at once which almost caused a
traffic jam. Then, on to Toowoomba and then on to the Shell at (Redbank). Here we parted company and headed home. All was well. RustyandMaree |
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A Biker went into his corner coffee shop for his
morning cuppa. He liked the coffee, and the food was goodandcheap. One thing though, the waitress was a surly type who didn't like Bikers
much. This morning,
business was slow, and the waitress (looking particularly grumpy) was keeping
busy with a broom sweeping the floor. He walked up to her and said, "Look on the bright side luv, when you finish work you'll be able to ride it home". |
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One of the most easy to forget, serviceable items is the heart of the electrical system. It should be checked and serviced. In most cases electrical system problems can be attributed to this very important item “THE BATTERY”. O.K., the first check. Find the battery - usually behind a side cover on the right. After finding it, if you find acid and corrosion build up on the top try to wash it off with hot water making sure you don’t wash/splash substance over paint. If you do get acid on paintwork don’t try to rub it off with a rag or brush, just wash off with plenty of water - water- water and more water. O.K. it is best to remove the battery negative terminal first then the positive terminal. Put the battery on the bench. Check electrolyte level. Level should be between the two lines on the battery. If it is then it’s time to check the battery condition with a very simple tool called a HYDROMETER. I find the best little hydrometer that actually fits in the battery was bought from super cheap for about $2.50. Now with your safety glasses on remove the little battery caps, put your hydrometer in and suck up a good amount of electrolyte so the float inside the hydrometer is floating - should be floating in the marks 1.270 or the green (or teal) section. If not place battery on charge for a good while and recheck. If electrolyte level is low when you first check the battery with safety glasses on and possibly rubber gloves, remove the small caps on the battery again and top up with distilled water to the right level on the side of battery, replace caps. Most battery technicians recommend a small shake of the battery and let sit for a while and test again with your little hydrometer. Now, if you are happy with your readings, battery terminals are clean, your battery over flow tube is clear and battery carrier is clean, replace battery in its holder - if you have a voltmeter, multimeter etc you can test your charging output by placing your multimeter on 20volts DC, your red lead on + (positive) and black lead on - (negative). Start your ‘Wing and you should read about 13.9 volts. Replace your covers and ride. *PLEASE NOTE* When removing or replacing battery make sure everything is switched ‘OFF’ because sparks can cause fire or explosion. Take care Bear |
This month ‘Queen’s Birthday’.... Firstly the official birthday of Queen Elizabeth II is April 21 (1926). Most Commonwealth countries have an official holiday for the Queen’s Birthday even if it is on different days. Australia of course has a day as well - ours being the second Monday of June - except Western Australia which has Foundation Day one week earlier. The Governor of Western Australia decides the date each year based on school terms and the Perth Royal Show (usually the last Monday in September or first Monday in October). The only civic occasion for this day is the release of “the Queen’s Birthday honours list”. Official
Birthday (April 21) - this day in History ·
1856 The
first train over the ·
First moving picture demo in · 1940 Bob Hawke offered contestants a prize of $64 on the radio show “Take it or Leave it”. Losers just left. · 1956 A ten year old on ‘The Big Surprise” show won $100,000 for knowing about his specialty - Stocks. ·
1959 The
largest fish ever hooked on a rodandreel was landed in ·
1963 The
Beatles met the Rolling Stones for the first time at the Crawdaddy Club in ·
1976 The last of the American-made rag-top
automobiles a Cadillac convertible rolled off the assembly line at GM’s
Cadillac production facility in · 1984 Michael Jackson’s album “Thriller” dropped from number one to number three after being number one for 37 weeks. Jayne |
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boy was I glad
I did that – it just became colder and colder as we travelled towards Coffs –
brrrr. We arrived at our Motel at We
soon caught up with LarryandAnnette, BillandMary and the kids from
Emerald – Mike and Marie. Their boat
trailer is very unique, and Marie noted that they would be rich if they had a
$ for every time they were asked if it (the boat) sailed!! But it really looks as if it would! Anyway, we girls (Jayne and I) had some
retail therapy and had a wonderful time at some of the exhibits. Thommo bought some bits for the bike under
the careful eye of Bear, because Bear is the one who will be fitting them for
us! We had to restrain the Harriss’
from trading in their wing for 2 Intruders, we took photos instead which
seemed to suffice for the moment. I
have to admit that I was very happy to get back to our Motel room where it
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o-clock, and judging by the layers of coats and jumpers worn by Mary and
Annette I was doubly thrilled to be in the Motel! The
following two nights were booked at the main marquee for our evening meal and
entertainment, and the AGM theme was a Beach Party. There were some very clever outfits, but we
refrained and just mingled with the crowd – just a few thousand. Bevan was a champion battling the throng
and saving a table for us Wings group,
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familiar faces over the next two evenings.
The meals were very well organised, and tasted pretty good as
well. Our second night was more
successful comfort wise, and the music was excellent. We even joined in with the scrounging for
helium balloons so we could send ‘Jaynes’ bra up to the ceiling, and later
when it floated back down we retrieved it.
So, we now have a momento from 2007 – a signed bra – which I believe we
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We did have one
day of sightseeing, and we cruised up to Dorrigo to visit the Lolly shop
where the girls had been wrapping lollies for weeks, and they were great fun
to meet, and we stocked up with lollies.
We cruised the The
main highlight of course, is the big parade, and what a huuuge event that
was. We poured into the sports field,
and then it took another nearly 2 hours to get us all on the move, but it was
so worth it for those ten minutes of fame.
Cruising along the streets and seeing all those people waving and
smiling at us bikies!! It was such
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A very pleasant
way to finish our stay in Coffs Harbour, it was time to get back and start
packing up for a reasonably early get-away in the morning. Weeeell, dare I mention that Ray was not
too happy about finding room on the Wing that we didn’t have? I won’t!
We said good-bye to our delightful hosts BobandFran (Motel owners)
and with BearandJayne we headed for home.
The skies were grey, the roads were very wet but we did not get any
rain, just a few drops threatened us once but it was an incident free trip
home. Our final stop for refreshment
was at Reedy Creek Caltex where it was hugs and good-bye for a most enjoyable
and fun time. We pulled into our
driveway at 3-30 pm - phone calls to
report we were safely home. Ray
unloaded the Wing, washing loaded, bags away, billie on, shower – cuppa – aahh
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Jackie Howe Motel |
Friday 15 June –
Optional extra night Saturday 16 June
Meet McDonald’s Restaurant, See AWRA website
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23 June Social |
Parkwood Tavern |
FIASCO’S
RESTAURANT. Main course meals around $20.00, but some items such as Pizza are
cheaper. Coffee ride afterwards. Meet at |
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15 July Ride |
Goombungee |
Depart 8.30 am
B.P. Blacksoil , Morning Tea at "Spring
Bluff" please bring Morning Tea , to Rimfire winery at McClachan,
lunch at Goombungee "Settlers Arms" Hotel. Northerner's can
return via Kilcoy, Southerner's via Somerset Dam, Brisbanites via Mt. |
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21 July Social |
TBA |
TBA Be quick to grab this spot |
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19 August Ride |
TBA |
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Ride
Coordinator - e-mail: carterbm @ bigpond.net.au Bill’s a/h mobile 0428
248 160 RIDE DATES; Unless otherwise arranged, rides will be on the 3rd Sunday of the month, and Social rides, the following weekend, with other social events as announced through the year. ** Ride Leaders:
Please check the details of your ride and let me know of any changes.
Ride leaders are also asked to organise 2 raffle prizes for their ride.
Suggested value approximately $10.00 each. Raffle tickets will be made
available from IMPORTANT: Even if you have not finalised the details of your ride, just supply the start timeandlocation, the general direction of the ride, and the meal arrangements. *** Ride Leaders:
Please provide a short pre-ride briefing that outlines the basic safety
precautions that we in the AWRA like to observe when riding in groups, and a
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PERSONAL
RESPONSIBILITY ON RIDES: · Each motorcyclist is responsible for at least the following; · The roadworthiness of your vehicle (including trailer) · That you are in a fit condition to control the vehicle, (including trailer) · Make sure you have a full tank of fuel before departing on a ride. · That you obey all the traffic rules and ride in a safe manner. · That you ride in a considerate manner that does not endanger, or unnecessarily inconvenience other road users. · To be correctly attired for safe motorcycling. · To have fun and enjoy the day, and the company. Thanks for all those that have offered to organise rides
and socials; that is what makes this club so great. If you are yet to conduct a ride or
organise a social, please start to plan something so that when your turn
arrives you will be ready. You don’t have to wait to be asked, just let me
know. |
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16 September 07 Ride |
Mobil service station on Nth ring
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14 October 07 Ride |
Reg Jeffrey Honda |
A ride to the top
of Mt Baw Baw and returning to |
John G |
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17and18 November 07 Ride |
Shell Service station Westgate Bridge |
Overnighter to Mt
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27 January 08 Ride |
Mobil service station on Nth ring
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17 February 08 Ride |
Reg Jeffrey Honda |
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16 March 08 Ride |
Reg Jeffrey Honda |
Reg Jeffrey (SP),
up over the mountains to Pakenham on over to Mirboo Nth and back over the
mountains to Ferntree Gully. |
John G |
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06 April 08 Ride |
Reg Jeffrey Honda |
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04 May 08 Ride |
Mobil service station on Nth ring road |
Melbourne,
Sunbury, Woodend, Malmsbury, Daylesford, Cheswick, Ballarat, Depending on time
maybe back to Melbourne via Meredith, Anakie, Bacchus Marsh then Melbourne. |
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Rides depart ·
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PERSONAL
RESPONSIBILITY ON RIDES: · Each motorcyclist is responsible for at least the following; · The roadworthiness of your vehicle (including trailer) · That you are in a fit condition to control the vehicle, (including trailer) · Make sure you have a full tank of fuel before departing on a ride. · That you obey all the traffic rules and ride in a safe manner. · That you ride in a considerate manner that does not endanger, or unnecessarily inconvenience other road users. · To be correctly attired for safe motorcycling. · To have fun and enjoy the day, and the company. Thanks for all those that have offered to organise rides
and socials; that is what makes this club so great. If you are yet to conduct a ride or
organise a social, please start to plan something so that when your turn
arrives you will be ready. You don’t have to wait to be asked, just let me
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