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From: Bikers Australia [mailto:info@...]
Sent: Tuesday, 8 November 2005 11:20 PM
To: mcc delegates
Subject: [Mcc-delegates] press release 4- Canberra 2006




8-11-05           Canberra 2006  - A Memorable Experience



Riders from around Australia will descend on Canberra on Saturday, January
28

to draw public attention to the need for car drivers to be more aware of
motorcycles on Australia's roads. Thousands will join former Deputy Prime
Minister John Anderson, Speaker of the House of Representatives David Hawker
(on the Melbourne Ride) and other political and celebrity riders who are
calling on car drivers to look out for motorcyclists.



The main ride will assemble in Canberra at a road closure on the Federal
Highway from 11.30am. At 1pm the assembled throng will head off for a ride
through city streets to the lower grassed area of Federation Mall (near Old
Parliament House) for a public gathering and speeches.



A Little Bit of Motorcycling Magic

Organiser Bikers Australia has arranged to bring a little bit of
motorcycling magic to this awareness ride. Famous for its Brass Monkey Rally
on the outskirts of Lithgow in May each year, it plans to bring elements of
this rally to the grassy confine of Federation Mall so that there will be
heaps of fun, rally awards, water on sale and things to look at as well as
listen to the speeches.

  "This will be a memorable experience to be part of the mass ride into the
heart of Canberra. Along with the important message of 'Look out for Bikes',
the excitement will continue as motorcyclists from all over Australia mingle
and check out the displays and trade stalls"


Noel Andrew, National President



Where to Join In

Riders are encouraged to obey local road rules as they head to Canberra
direct or join one of the informal rides organised by riders to join from
the North, West and South:



             Melbourne :  Leave Elizabeth St. at 10am Friday, January
27.Contact Damien Codognotto OAM
on 03 9846 8621 for more information.

             Orange:         Meet at 7.30am at Sam Laws Motorcycles to leave
at 8am
Saturday, January 28.

             Sydney:         Leave Uncle Leo's Roadhouse, Hume Hwy. The
Crossroads at
9.30am Saturday January 28.

             Canberra:     Leave 1pm Federal Highway Watson, Saturday,
January 28.



Sponsors and Supporters

Bikers Australia is appreciative that Harley Davidson has come on board as a
primary sponsor of Canberra 2006 and that the event is now supported by
Motorcycling Australia. Other sponsorship and support details are expected
be announced soon.  Any and all profits from Canberra 2006 will be donated
to the Celebration of Australian Motorcycling for its ongoing motorcycle
awareness activities.



                       For further information contact Bikers Australia on
the details below.

                                                 PO Box 185, Guildford, 2161.

                                                     Phone/Fax 02 9609 6887

                                                 www.bikersaustralia.com.au
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We also heard about the R1 rider at RWC. Allegedly on a blue R1 with blue
leathers and a bumbag. Except this was reported by a guy who had just
arrived at the Café and claimed his mate had just been pulled over.

I guess there are only two groups of people who know for sure. The cops and
those that have been pulled over.

On topic, I also heard that motorcycle police are rated Cat 5 for pursuits,
which means they are not allowed to chase. I am not sure if this applies to
the R1/R6 cavalry but it is something to consider. Then again, our good
friends in HWP have been found to ignore most pursuit regulations anyway, so
why would the bikers be any different - especially those armed with sport
bikes.

Of course, if these cops are real riders they wouldn't book anyone for minor
offences. Just the stand out class clowns... at least that's what I'd do.

-----Original Message-----
From: bikers_anon@... [mailto:bikers_anon@...]
On Behalf Of Firestormin' Bill
Sent: Wednesday, 9 November 2005 9:38 AM
To: bikers_anon@...; girlsrideout@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [bikers_anon] FW: Don't speed

No idea as to the validity of this folks, it came to a work colleague who's
a Ulyssian....

Hey Guys and Girls.

I have justy been told that there are two undercover road bikes
patroling the old road and the putty road.

1) Yamaha R6 blue and white bike,  leathers and helmet.The only thing
you may notice is the bum bag with POLICE written on it.

2) Yamaha R1. at this stage this is suspected but unconfirmed.

This is from a guy here that is a regular at the road warrior cafe on
the old road. Not 100% sure its true but not worth the risk.

Regards

Stewart

No idea as to the validity of this folks, it came to a work colleague who's
a Ulyssian....

Hey Guys and Girls.

I have justy been told that there are two undercover road bikes
patroling the old road and the putty road.

1) Yamaha R6 blue and white bike,  leathers and helmet.The only thing
you may notice is the bum bag with POLICE written on it.

2) Yamaha R1. at this stage this is suspected but unconfirmed.

This is from a guy here that is a regular at the road warrior cafe on
the old road. Not 100% sure its true but not worth the risk.

Regards

Stewart

Good morning all

Your fine generosity continues.  After raising over $800 on Sunday I'm happy to
say we raised a further $117 on last night's Sydney Knights ride to Avalon, not
to mention the other generous people that have donated without even buying
raffle tickets!

I remind you that raffle tickets are available up until Sunday afternoon 20
November, when the raffle will be drawn at the Girls Ride Out stand at the
Sydney Motorcycle Show.

Tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5, which is amazing value for the prizes on offer.

Prizes are:
Arai Condor Helmet from MCA ($650)
Circuit Breakers Race School ($295)
Ixon Ladies Jacket from Action ($180)
MotoDry X-vent Jacket from Bikescape ($170)
10kg Block of Chocky from Cadbury Schweppes ($160)
1hr Harley Chauffeured Ride from Rolling Thunder ($110)
Hoyts Gift Voucher from Ducati Owners Club ($50)
4 x Ducati T-shirt from Frasers M/C ($40 each)
Gift Voucher from SilverHorse M/C Clothing ($30)
Ducati Hat from Frasers M/C ($20)

Tickets will be available at the GRO social dinner at the Newport Arms next
Saturday night (12 Nov), and at the Sydney Motorcycle Show.  Feel free to
contact me by email (off forum) for other ticket availability.

Again, if you would like to make a separate donation please contact me directly
for banking details or event details.

Anne-Marie has now written this, which I include for those who have not read it:


"Back on 1 June this year, I made my first post on this site. The response was
phenomenal, the warmth and the willingness to share information was very
inspiring. As most of you know, things went pear shaped for me on my first and
only ride with the group, on 3 July. I have spoken to a number of GRO members
since my accident, but stopped regularly reading posts from the group, as I
found the continual reminder difficult to deal with.

I logged on today for the first time in a while. I can't tell you the feeling I
had when I saw the posts about the fundraisers on my behalf. They say you find
out who your friends are when something like this happens. I have more friends
than I would have ever imagined.

I'm finally getting out of rehab at the end of this week, and trying to take up
my life where I left off. While I'm still in a wheelchair, I am starting to walk
short distances with crutches, so the future is bright.

My association with GRO is not one I will ever regret, and I hope to be in a
position to reinvest in the group in the near future.

You girls continue to inspire."



TRiXichick
Baby Bladerunner
Committee Treasurer- Girls Ride Out Inc
www.girlsrideout.com
"GRO - Great Riding Obsession"
Mob: 0414 527 246
Email: sarah@...

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Hi Chris,

This may or may not help...

There's a dude from WA working on a project to build a bike for a
paraplegic - not quite the same as a stroke but...you never know what
things may be adaptable for a stroke victim...

Anyways, here are the details: http://www.dreamfit.com.au/

Cheers,
Andrew

Chris Turner wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>I don't know if I'm asking the right person, but do you know of any bike
>>mechanic(s) in NSW that is/are willing to turn his hand to modifying a
>>bike for a Stroke survivor ? There seem to be sites on the web for the
>>UK and USA of people who are willing & able - the National Association
>>for Bikers with a Disability in the UK for example - but I can't find
>>anyone in Australia.
>>
>>I've held a bike license since 1976, but lost it when I handed the
>>car/bike license in on medical grounds (Stroke, May '04), then did the
>>written and driving tests to regain the Gold car license, and now I
>>think I'm ready for the bike license, but have to do the riding test -
>>only - to get it back.
>>
>>The stroke affects my right hand side, but not severely, I can walk and
>>the right arm is coming along, but my biggest problem is the right hand,
>>which would have trouble with the front brake, I think. A left thumb
>>operated front brake split with one disk there and one in tandem with
>>the rear brake on the foot pedal would be the choice, I think, but I
>>need to find a good mechanic to have it done, or perhaps some other
>>ideas that are better would be the go ....
>>
>>I have to admit I'm not a member of Ulysses - yet - but just wait until
>>I have my bike license back !
>>
>>Cheers,
>>
>>Craig Geelan

--
Andrew, '98 Red VFR800
beastyvfr@...

Hi everyone

Just a reminder about Learn 'n' GRO this Saturday.

I've still got some spare spots so if you're a Learner who'd like to
refine some skills or know of a Learner who you think would find
some training useful, email me!!  LNG@...

I also need some buddies so if you're willing to help out could you
please let me know via email too.

Remember, the meet point is the carpark of The Ranch Hotel between
7am and 7:15.  We'll be leaving to ride to HART as a group at 7:30am
sharp, so please don't be late!

If you have any other questions, please check the Learn 'n' GRO
section of our website - www.girlsrideout.com   and if your question
isn't answered there, drop me an email before 4pm Friday.

Thanks all!!

Karla
Learn 'n' GRO Co-ordinator

> Hi,
>
> I don't know if I'm asking the right person, but do you know of any bike
> mechanic(s) in NSW that is/are willing to turn his hand to modifying a
> bike for a Stroke survivor ? There seem to be sites on the web for the
> UK and USA of people who are willing & able - the National Association
> for Bikers with a Disability in the UK for example - but I can't find
> anyone in Australia.
>
> I've held a bike license since 1976, but lost it when I handed the
> car/bike license in on medical grounds (Stroke, May '04), then did the
> written and driving tests to regain the Gold car license, and now I
> think I'm ready for the bike license, but have to do the riding test -
> only - to get it back.
>
> The stroke affects my right hand side, but not severely, I can walk and
> the right arm is coming along, but my biggest problem is the right hand,
> which would have trouble with the front brake, I think. A left thumb
> operated front brake split with one disk there and one in tandem with
> the rear brake on the foot pedal would be the choice, I think, but I
> need to find a good mechanic to have it done, or perhaps some other
> ideas that are better would be the go ....
>
> I have to admit I'm not a member of Ulysses - yet - but just wait until
> I have my bike license back !
>
> Cheers,
>
> Craig Geelan

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Hi all

Im doing the Eastern Creek Track-day on 21st November (Monday). If anyone
else is doing this day (or can give me any tips to the track) please tell us
about it (private emails are best i guess).

If you have a bike trailer and a spare slot (or mad enough to lend us the
trailer for the day even better   :-)    )

Cheers me dears

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Oberon – Sunday 13/11/05
Meet: McGraths Hill Mobil 8:30 for 9:00 departure
Rating: 3 bikes

Due to unforseen technical errors (brain explosion) the Yahoo Group has
not yet been updated. There is a ride on this Sunday to Oberon.
Including one of my favourite stretches of road - Jenolan Caves Rd.
Keep an eye on the weather forecast and keep those fingers crossed.

cross posted from another site...


http://www.ondmis.dk/crash.htm

mark

hi harry,

thanks for prompting me to post this message - BA are having a end of year track
day at the creek on saturday 17th december, those interested in participating
(and booking themselves in!) should put their names down on a database that i
have created:

http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/bikers_anon/database

people wanting to go, put your names down (so we can get an idea of how many
club members would be going), do so at the above link, but you need to take care
of your own booking with the EC ride day people.

i have had a few words with the eastern creek ride day people in regard to group
discounts and the gist has been "no group discount", so in a nutshell, you pay
what they want you to pay.  they do have a plan where you book so many days in a
year and you get a day free, i think it is six days or something like that.

www.easterncreekridedays.com.au

check the calendar, it will have the prices on it.

harry, hope you and your mob will join us!

dave
(insert bike of choice here)


"sprintst_2002@..." <sprintst_2002@...> wrote:

G'day
My son (GSXR1000) and a few others are trying to put together a track day at
E/C.
Maybe Sat Nov 26 or Sun Dec 11.  May be 5 or 6 bikes. Anyone aware of any
special
deals / conditions to get the price down. I will be paying for a few of the
bikes so
any tips will be greatly apprecaited.
Cheers - Harry Red Triumph ST.




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G'day
My son (GSXR1000) and a few others are trying to put together a track day at
E/C.
Maybe Sat Nov 26 or Sun Dec 11.  May be 5 or 6 bikes. Anyone aware of any
special
deals / conditions to get the price down. I will be paying for a few of the
bikes so
any tips will be greatly apprecaited.
Cheers - Harry Red Triumph ST.






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05/11/05 Verdict from Goulburn case justified all the hard work.
01/11/05 NSW Police Service have withdrawn the Kustom Silver Eagle Mobile
radar from service re outcome of Goulburn Court Case.

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Sent: Saturday, 5 November 2005 8:58 AM
To: bikers_anon@...
Subject: [bikers_anon] Fight that fine
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Well it sounds like I missed a wonderfully fun ride on
a perfect day  :(  It was good to catch up with some
of you at RW tho before I had to scoot home to work
(yes on a Sunday!).  At least it involved having a
beer & chips with my son who is building my website. I
did the hard work of backseat driving (nagging) while
he punched the keyboard (in between watching sci fi
vids).  Anyway, the work got done, I didn't feel too
bad about missing the ride, & I'm nearly up & running
in cyberspace.  Goody!

Sarah, I missed getting some raffle tickets at RW
yesterday, so keep me a heap of them please.  I'll try
to connect with you next weekend.

micaela
SV650s!!!

--- TRiXichick <sarahynewman@...> wrote:

> Good morning all
>
> After a fabulous fundraising ride yesterday I'd like
> to continue the promotion of this fundraiser and
> remind you that raffle tickets are available up
> until Sunday afternoon 20 November, when the raffle
> will be drawn at the Girls Ride Out stand at the
> Sydney Motorcycle Show.
>
> Tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5, which is amazing
> value for the prizes on offer.
>
> Prizes are:
> Arai Condor Helmet from MCA ($650)
> Circuit Breakers Race School ($295)
> Ixon Ladies Jacket from Action ($180)
> MotoDry X-vent Jacket from Bikescape ($170)
> 10kg Block of Choccy from Cadbury Schweppes ($160)
> 1hr Harley Chauffeured Ride from Rolling Thunder
> ($110)
> Hoyts Gift Voucher from Ducati Owners Club ($50)
> 4 x Ducati T-shirt from Frasers M/C ($40 each)
> Gift Voucher from SilverHorse M/C Clothing ($30)
> Ducati Hat from Frasers M/C ($20)
>
> Tickets will be available on tomorrow's Sydney
> Knights ride to Avalon, the GRO social dinner at the
> Newport Arms next Saturday night (12 Nov), and at
> the Sydney Motorcycle Show.  Feel free to contact me
> by email (off forum) for other ticket availability.
>
> Again, if you would like to make a donation please
> contact me directly for banking details or event
> details.
>
> Thank you for your support to those who came on the
> Wollombi ride yesterday.  We managed to collect over
> $800 on just that ride!!
>
> Sarah
>
>
> TRiXichick
> Baby Bladerunner
> Committee Treasurer- Girls Ride Out Inc
> www.girlsrideout.com
> "GRO - Great Riding Obsession"
> Mob: 0414 527 246
> Email: sarah@...
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Good morning all

After a fabulous fundraising ride yesterday I'd like to continue the promotion
of this fundraiser and remind you that raffle tickets are available up until
Sunday afternoon 20 November, when the raffle will be drawn at the Girls Ride
Out stand at the Sydney Motorcycle Show.

Tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5, which is amazing value for the prizes on offer.

Prizes are:
Arai Condor Helmet from MCA ($650)
Circuit Breakers Race School ($295)
Ixon Ladies Jacket from Action ($180)
MotoDry X-vent Jacket from Bikescape ($170)
10kg Block of Choccy from Cadbury Schweppes ($160)
1hr Harley Chauffeured Ride from Rolling Thunder ($110)
Hoyts Gift Voucher from Ducati Owners Club ($50)
4 x Ducati T-shirt from Frasers M/C ($40 each)
Gift Voucher from SilverHorse M/C Clothing ($30)
Ducati Hat from Frasers M/C ($20)

Tickets will be available on tomorrow's Sydney Knights ride to Avalon, the GRO
social dinner at the Newport Arms next Saturday night (12 Nov), and at the
Sydney Motorcycle Show.  Feel free to contact me by email (off forum) for other
ticket availability.

Again, if you would like to make a donation please contact me directly for
banking details or event details.

Thank you for your support to those who came on the Wollombi ride yesterday.  We
managed to collect over $800 on just that ride!!

Sarah


TRiXichick
Baby Bladerunner
Committee Treasurer- Girls Ride Out Inc
www.girlsrideout.com
"GRO - Great Riding Obsession"
Mob: 0414 527 246
Email: sarah@...

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Yep you guessed it we are moving to the UK and have sell off all our
toys.

We have the following bikes for sale:
Ducati 996 race bike, heaps of options and spares $20,000
Yamaha R1 2000 model about 40,000kms Race Tech suspension etc etc
$9,500
Yamaha TRX about 50,000kms $5,500
Triumph TT600 race bike, Race Tech suspension, recent engine rebuild
$4,500

Contact me by email grant@... or mobile 0419 268 387

Cheers
Grant

I still have some brand new gear for sale –

1 x "Vipa Star" Cordura jacket (shorter length) size XL in Blue,
Black and Grey – $ 100.00

1 x PACE STX Cordura jacket in Red, Blue and Grey – waist length
with detachable inner lining, longer length at the back to cover
lower back when leaning forward on the bike. - $100.00

1 x Cordura suit (separate jacket and pants) – size medium, in Black
and Grey - $200

1 x Waterproof over jacket and pants in Black and red size L -
$100.00

All situated in Chatswood and available to try on. I can email you
pictures.

Please email Grant@... or call on me on 0419 268 387
Visa/MasterCard excepted

Cheers
Grant

I'd like to start by saying a HUGE thankyou to all riders who
attended yesterday's charity ride to Wollombi. It was fantastic to
see so many bikers pull together for a fellow rider in need.

Second HUGE thankyou goes to those who couldn't make the ride but
generously donated or bought raffle tickets from us at Road
Warriors.

Greg, Selena, Trish and Kel - thanks so much for taking such
wonderful care of our learner riders.  You guys are the BEST!!!

There are some fantastic prizes up for grabs in the raffle - a
Harley tour, motorcycle jackets, an Arai Helmet (Condor), t-shirts,
a 10kg block of Cadbury chocolate...  Yes, 10kg... Mmmmm,
chocccoooolatttte. There's lots more too but due to staying up and
watching the MotoGP, my brain's a little foggy this morning...

We'll be continuing to sell tickets at the GRO stand during the
Sydney Motorcycle Show and will be drawing the raffle on the last
day of the show.

Finally, I'd like to thank Oby for giving me somewhere to place my
precious little Princess bottom...  For those of you who have no
idea what I'm talking about, it's a loooooong story...

Cheers
Karla

Hello All,

Good to hear you raised a fair amount of funds for
Anne Marie yesterday on your charity ride.  Well done.
  I would have love to have seen scary Karla captain in
action.


Just thought I'd let you know if your interested in
documentaries on Africa, I have a  few of my
documentaries that I Researched and Co-ordinated on at
the moment on Animal Planet/Discovery.  Mad Mike and
Mark - Series 2.  6 episodes.

They travel through 6 countries in Africa trying to
get the best and closest shot of the wild animals.

Monday night it's  on at 1330, 1830, 2230, 0230.

Tues 0830

and repeats no doubt.

Keep riding safe!! Hope to be riding with you all
again soon.

Regards

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Thought i'd put down a few words about the fun i had today on being a
Motorcycle Marshall on the Gong bike ride today.. I was (luckily) on sector
"D" which was from Waterfall to Bald Hill..  11 marshalls in all on the
sector and we had to lead groups of pushies down the twisty bits so they
arrived in one piece.... Only one accident all day with an older guy going
to feel very sore tomorrow, but keeping the faster pushies behind was a
challenge  lol.. I recon the Yoshi pipe kept most back from the noise...  I
can recommend this for anyone who's willing to give up half a day for a good
cause next year... Even get to have police wave at you and only telling you
its way too loud   lol

Oggy

Important...

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or

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Phil

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

Moto GP - Ricardo Torno

Date: Sunday, November 6, 2005
Time: 7:00PM EST (GMT+11:00)

Can't make it to the race? Then come to the next best thing at
the Monkey Bar in Chatswood.

Most OS rounds start around 7:00pm, but please check broadcast
guides closer to the day.

Hi everyone,

        There is a new forum, for motorcycle and scooter discussion,
Topics such as maintenance, Performance parts and social motorcycle
awarness rides are have taken place.

We are encouraging as many two wheelers to get involved. to enter you
enter the make of bike/ scooter you own to establish what is more
popular. and if you have any questions regarding a particular model
(weather that sound is normal etc) who better to ask than another
rider that rides that model.

Mechanics, and industry salesmen are involved to let you in on a few
tricks of the trade etc as well.

Please all are welcome, It's all in the Name of TWO WHEELS.

Regards,

http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/ves_performance/


http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/ves_performance/

fyi
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From: bikers australia [mailto:info@...]
Sent: Wednesday, 2 November 2005 4:16 PM


Bikers Australia will be helping this company promote this Movie next year..
be ready for it!

"The World's Fastest Indian" starring Anthony Hopkins as Burt Munro, the
famous New Zealander to set a still uncontested land speed world record in
1968 with his modified bike, an Indian Scout. The film will be released
nation wide April 6 2006. We will be holding a series of free preview
screenings in February.


You can find out more about the film and watch the trailer at
www.worldsfastestindian.com <http://www.worldsfastestindian.com/>

The World's Fastest Indian is a gorgeous feel good movie set in New Zealand
and at the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. It's an inspiring true story about
a man, his bike and his dream to see how fast she can go.


Can't wait til April !!



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Bikechat History lesson,

Bikechat was created to allow neka (hi neka) to have somewhere to post
because back in the early, earthy days of BA some of the influential
Flanders types believed he was consuming too many giggabots of peoples
time and hard drive space and as a consequence of his actions was
going
to be banned from BA unless he reduced his duty cycle.

neka had a lot to say back then, so a reduction in output was not
possible.

A petition to "save neka" from BA deletion was raised by the common
riders and thrust before the newly elected, young and somewhat
conservative comity, there was no choice, a new portal was created and
it was named Bikechat.

Unfortunately neka didn't have much to say after that, so thing have
been quiet for a while......

NOS Rob

Hi all,

During Movember (the month formerly known as November) I'll be growin a Mo.
That's right I'm putting the Mo back on the face of Australian fashion for a
great cause and I need your support.

Movember is a new charity event that raises awareness about male health issues
and money for research into Prostate Cancer. Did you know...

    Men are twice as likely to die from cancer than women.
    Every year in Australia 2600 men die of prostate cancer – more than the
number of women who die from breast cancer annually.
    Around 10,000 new cases of prostate cancer are diagnosed in Australian men
every year.

To sponsor my Mo please go to www.movember.com.au/sponsor_mo.jsp, enter my Rego
number which is 845 and your credit card details. Proceeds go to the Prostate
Cancer Foundation of Australia to further research into Prostate Cancer.
Donations of more than $2 are tax deductible.

Movember culminates at the end of the month at the Gala Partè where I'll be
parading my Mo on the cat walk for a chance to be crowned the Man of Movember.
If you want to be part of this great night a $30 sponsorship gets you free
entry. All the ticket and gala details are at the Movember website.

Please give so that my Mo may grow!!

More info is available at www.movember.com.au.

Please pass this onto as many people as you can as this is a great cause.

I will be sending progress photos at the start of each week for all you out
there to have a laugh over.

Cheers,

damian waddell
02 GSXR750


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Polarized lenses also play havoc with reading my LCD bike computer.

Acquired a nice contrasty pair of Serengeti's off Ebay.   Let lots of
the right light in :-)  Contrast improvement is great...improves
perspective/distance judgement.


--- In bikers_anon@..., Beasty <beastyvfr@i...> wrote:
> Same here - although my sunnies are a $25 polarised pair from K-mart
> that have done sterling service over the years....
>
> I am thinking of getting a pair of Wiley X sunnies (advertisements in
> Two Wheels magazine), shatterproof and some great idea, like
> light-changing/interchangeable lenses... http://www.wileyx.com/
>
> Cheers,
>
> Andrew, '98 Red VFR800
> beastyvfr@i...
>
> Marc Salem wrote:
> >
> > Polarised lenses when worn under my clear visor seem to make oil
slicks and
> > tar strips on the road appear in psychedelic colors, which is a bit
> > distracting to begin with, but it makes them easy to spot!

This Thursday will be our last appearance at Woolwich Pier Hotel for
the year. December's dinner will be missed so we can all save some
strength for the xmas party. Speaking of which, make sure you book for
that crazy event.

So, if you're looking for a dinner and drinks amongst friends, join us
this Thursday at WPH from 7pm.