bikers_anon : Messages : 16093-16126 of 19083

For Bikers Anon;
      Last night two new merchandising members were nominated.  In case they are
wondering how they may be able to carry the merchandise to events I have
attached some suggestions......enjoy

   Jason.
   (To lose it, first you have to have it)

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#16125

From: "Glen" <johnnie5@...>
Date: Thu Feb 1, 2007 7:07 am
Subject:: Re: Wanted: Learner bike

djjohnnie75

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$3500 not likely to find unless cosmettically challenged

for $4K firm though you can have this

Make/model/year: Honda VTR250 2000
Engine Capacity: 250cc
Odometer reading: 25290
REGO: 12/10/2007
Location: Sydney Blacktown
Item Condition: Good
Price and price conditions: $4K Firm
Extra Info:
Had 24K service 24317 30/09/2005 $849.20 including new front tyre, spark plugs,
coolant , valve clearances and was not riddden again till december 2006When i
put a new battery, strip front brakes , clean the pistons and new fluid due to
sticking from no use for 14 months , also a strip and clean of carbs

Overall tidy bike . it looks to have had a low speed lie down on both sides as
per pics, minor scratches on the exhaust , minor scuff on front guard and below
seat , and has a small ding in top of the tank looks like someone dropped
something on it , has some paint fade on ducktail due to sun, prob polish out
Very cheap on fuel 150k did 5.5 litres and 300k to reserve

Contact ducatiau@... or 0425 286 264 until tuesday 6th feb then 04 222
181 22 change of job

pics at
http://s41.photobucket.com/albums/e264/the916man/

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Pik at work
   To: bikers_anon@... ; sydneyknights
   Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 3:34 PM
   Subject: [bikers_anon] Wanted: Learner bike



   Looking for a cheap learner bike for a friend.

   Can spend up to about $3500, no cruisers, no chookies.

   He's mad keen on VTR250's (or v-twins in general) but they're hard to
   find in that price range.

   Cosmetics aren't particularly important, neither is amount of rego (or
   any rego at all, with the appropriate price adjustments)

   Should be SAFE and ROADWORTHY or be able to be brought up to a safe and
   roadworthy status without spending ridiculous amounts of money.

   Do you have one? Know somebody who does? Seen one somewhere?

   Thanks,
   -Pik.





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#16124

From: "Doug" <douglas_brazil@...>
Date: Thu Feb 1, 2007 5:08 am
Subject:: Forster Dive Weekend 23rd, 24th, 25th March

doug2003r1

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Hello to members.

I am currently organising the Foster Dive weekend. The above dates
are proposed.

Last time we headed down on the Friday, staying at the Foster Motor
Inn (with pool and walking distance to beach and town). After parking
our bikes (under cover and below the rooms) and sorting out
accomodation, a few of us managed a swim in the motel pool, before a
number of warm up beers were enjoyed. Soon after we enjoyed? dinner
at a local resturant (a few stories there). A number of us partied on
into the wee hours, managing a stroll to the beach and an improptu
skinny dip (optional).

The next day......umm oh yeah we went diving. Note: previous nights
drinking to excess no recommended and not officially condoned by BA
management. Most people went on a single dive, however others did
two. There were sharks and turtles, along with many fish varieties.

After the dive we had a BBQ at the whalf and some managed a paddle
over to a neighbouring island on a surf ski. However most just lay
around in the sun/shade chatting and mostly recovering from the night
before.

Later a final swim before the ride home. Some fantastic roads! It was
a bit of a blur, so I will have to rely on Chris for the details on
the actual route taken.

Some also stayed a further night at the motel.

There are a few options available and they will be discussed in a
further posting. There are also options to dive on the Friday, so
that we can party on that night and not feel so bad diving the next
morning. Depends on the timing, as it is a long ride down. Also
depends on whether people want to make a weekend of it and stay till
Sunday morning.

Dive centre details:
http://www.forsterdivecentre.com.au/

Accommodation is based on a twin share option at the Foster Motor Inn
at $50 twin share, so thats $25 per person for the matamatically
challenged. Thats also cheaper than the local YHA.

http://www.traveldownunder.com.au/New_South_Wales/North_Coast/Forster_
Motor_Inn.asp

Dive costs and details to follow.

Please add yourself to the database. Once we find out who are
experienced/licenced and who are beginners, we can get a better idea
of numbers and requirments etc.

Well that's it for now and I will keep you updated.

Regard
Doug aka Dogarse

OH and most importantly its my birthday on the 23rd of March.

#16123

From: Pik at work <yahoo@...>
Date: Thu Feb 1, 2007 4:34 am
Subject:: Wanted: Learner bike

pik996

Online Now

Jason Scatrd wrote:

>
> Though newbie divers don't let this put you off, with colder water
> often you do get better visibility, so all the more for you to see.
>

We are bikers, we are tough.

Your "16 degrees" sounds very comfortably warm compared to a rainy
winter's night through a valley with 100km/h of wind chill.

-Pik,  ... bigger than yours.  :P

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#16112

From: Chris Turnbull <ricci_racer@...>
Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 5:09 am
Subject:: Fw: Fw: FW: [ba_comm] FW: Dive w/e

ricci_racer

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Well actually the water was a bit cool two weeks ago, but last week at shelly
beach it was 22c on the surface and 20c at 10 metres.  I know this because my
three computers I had on all told me the smae thing.

----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Jason Scatrd <scatrdjason@...>
To: Chris Turnbull <ricci_racer@...>; bikers_anon@...
Sent: Wednesday, 31 January, 2007 4:06:08 PM
Subject: Re: Fw: [bikers_anon] FW: [ba_comm] FW: Dive w/e

Can't help myself here.....something about the water being warm.

Had the pleasure of being in the water within the last week, and unless my dive
computer is broken I distinctly remember it telling me 16 degree C on the
surface and 14 degree C at a depth of 10m.  I do kow the water is at last
warming up, but the last time I had water temps like this was a little over
three years ago with the last blue current.

Though newbie divers don't let this put you off, with colder water often you do
get better visibility, so all the more for you to see.

Cheers,
J.

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#16111

From: Jason Scatrd <scatrdjason@...>
Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 5:06 am
Subject:: Re: Fw: FW: [ba_comm] FW: Dive w/e

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Can't help myself here.....something about the water being warm.

   Had the pleasure of being in the water within the last week, and unless my
dive computer is broken I distinctly remember it telling me 16 degree C on the
surface and 14 degree C at a depth of 10m.  I do kow the water is at last
warming up, but the last time I had water temps like this was a little over
three years ago with the last blue current.

   Though newbie divers don't let this put you off, with colder water often you
do get better visibility, so all the more for you to see.

   Cheers,
   J.





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#16110

From: "Mark" <mw36@...>
Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 3:21 am
Subject:: Re: Hello 2007....

markeroonie

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i'm sorry Doug, but there isn't enough beer in the world for me to
want to see you in an outfit like that

mark

--- In bikers_anon@..., "Doug Brazil"
<douglas_brazil@...> wrote:
>
> I think we need to do a ba callender along similar lines.
>
> Dog
>
> -------Original Message-------
>
> From: Chris Turner
> Date: 01/31/07 13:25:07
> To: bikers_anon@...
> Subject: [bikers_anon] Hello 2007....
>
> Try this http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/bikers_anon/
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#16109

From: "Doug Brazil" <douglas_brazil@...>
Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 2:38 am
Subject:: Re: Hello 2007....

doug2003r1

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I think we need to do a ba callender along similar lines.

Dog

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Date: 01/31/07 13:25:07
To: bikers_anon@...
Subject: [bikers_anon] Hello 2007....

Try this http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/bikers_anon/

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#16108

From: "Chris Turner" <christ@...>
Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 2:24 am
Subject:: Hello 2007....

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Try this http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/bikers_anon/

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#16107

From: "Chris Turner" <christ@...>
Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 2:22 am
Subject:: Hello 2007....

cjt_oz

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2007 sure is looking good for BA, don't believ me? have a look at o
ut yahoo groups home page!

s
ee http://au.groups.yahoo.com/group/bikers_anon/&#65007;

#16106

From: "Jason Hooker" <zigvelvet@...>
Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 1:23 am
Subject:: Re: FW: [Mcc-delegates] FW: Summer Blood Challenge Tally Update

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For those who were as confused as I was...


The top five regions for donations for each team are:
POLICE
1. Orange 114
2. Goulburn94
3. Parramatta67
4. Sydney CBD 52
5. Wollongong 49

MOTORCYCLISTS
1. Orange 124
2. Wollongong 96
3. Parramatta 64
4. Western Sydney Donormobile 58
5. Canberra 42




On 1/31/07, Chris Turner <christ@...> wrote:
>
>   please follow this link:
> http://nsw.donateblood.com.au/ve/ZZQ30H8183K7127OTd9
>
> BROTHERS IN ARMS
> 2006-2007 Summer Blood Challenge
>
> Please forward this important email on to your friends, families and
> co-workers to get them involved in the Summer Blood Challenge
>
> Dear BAers,
>
> The December and January results of the 2006/7 Summer Blood Challenge are
> now in and the motorcyclists are still in the lead.
> The tally now stands at:
> 1. Motorcyclists 676
> 2. Police 632
>
> The motorcyclists and police have banded together as Brothers in Arms, and
> have generated a total of 1308 donations in the first two months of the
> Challenge. As each blood donation can help save 3 lives, this means that
> this year's Challenge so far has potentially helped 3924 lives.
>
> There has been an outstanding response to the Challenge from all donors to
> this year's Challenge, particularly in Orange where the donor centre has
> seen 238 donations made in the name of the Summer Blood Challenge so far.
>
> The top five regions for donations for each team are:
> POLICE MOTORCYCLISTS
> 1. Orange 1141. Orange 124
> 2. Goulburn942. Wollongong 96
> 3. Parramatta673. Parramatta 64
> 4. Sydney CBD 524. Western Sydney Donormobile 58
> 5. Wollongong 495. Canberra 42
>
> Rally your friends, family and co-workers together as they can donate for
> the motorcyclists or the police and be part of the Summer Blood Challenge
> also.
> There is just one month left of the Challenge and the Motorcyclists are in
> front by just 44 donations. So get behind your side and give blood this
> February, to help your side take out the 2006/7 Summer Blood Challenge.
> To find your nearest donor centre please click here
>
> It takes someone special to give blood.
>
> Please call 13 14 95 to make an appointment.
>
> Thank you for your ongoing support.
>
> Australian Red Cross Blood Service
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#16105

From: Christopher Burns <cburns@...>
Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 1:14 am
Subject:: Ducati 1098?

cjburnsesq

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Someone was asking about the Ducati 1098.
North Side M/C in Artarmon have got two on the floor, but no floor stock.
You can look but not touch.......................

cheers,
CJ


"In theory, theory is as good as practice,
in practice, it isn't"

#16104

From: "Chris Turner" <christ@...>
Date: Wed Jan 31, 2007 1:05 am
Subject:: FW: [Mcc-delegates] FW: Summer Blood Challenge Tally Update

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please follow this link: http://nsw.donateblood.com.au/ve/ZZQ30H8183K7127OTd9

BROTHERS IN ARMS
2006-2007 Summer Blood Challenge

Please forward this important email on to your friends, families and co-workers
to get them involved in the Summer Blood Challenge

Dear BAers,

The December and January results of the 2006/7 Summer Blood Challenge are now in
and the motorcyclists are still in the lead.
The tally now stands at:
1. Motorcyclists 676
2. Police 632

The motorcyclists and police have banded together as Brothers in Arms, and have
generated a total of 1308 donations in the first two months of the Challenge. As
each blood donation can help save 3 lives, this means that this year's Challenge
so far has potentially helped 3924 lives.

There has been an outstanding response to the Challenge from all donors to this
year's Challenge, particularly in Orange where the donor centre has seen 238
donations made in the name of the Summer Blood Challenge so far.

The top five regions for donations for each team are:
POLICE             MOTORCYCLISTS
1. Orange 1141.    Orange 124
2. Goulburn942.    Wollongong 96
3. Parramatta673.  Parramatta 64
4. Sydney CBD 524. Western Sydney Donormobile 58
5. Wollongong 495. Canberra 42

Rally your friends, family and co-workers together as they can donate for the
motorcyclists or the police and be part of the Summer Blood Challenge also.
There is just one month left of the Challenge and the Motorcyclists are in front
by just 44 donations. So get behind your side and give blood this February, to
help your side take out the 2006/7 Summer Blood Challenge.
To find your nearest donor centre please click here


It takes someone special to give blood.

Please call 13 14 95 to make an appointment.

Thank you for your ongoing support.

Australian Red Cross Blood Service

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#16103

From: Michael Morrissey <ducati_learner@...>
Date: Tue Jan 30, 2007 8:46 pm
Subject:: Looking for Amber

ducati_learner

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Hey Amber

   I recall you posting a email about OCC can you get in touch with me when you
get a chance please.

   Thanks

   Michael
   0405562078

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#16102

From: Chris Turnbull <ricci_racer@...>
Date: Tue Jan 30, 2007 8:47 pm
Subject:: Fw: FW: [ba_comm] FW: Dive w/e

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If nobody else has taken on the role of organising this weekend dive trip I am
happy to do so, somebody just let me know and i'll get it done.  Some potential
dates as well.

For those certified divers who think they need a refresher before we go please
give me a call and we can do that.  Any non divers who think they would like to
learn before this trip so you can participate on the dives i'm sure we can get a
open water course done for you if you are keen.  Another option is to do a scuba
diver course which is basically half the open water course which then qualifies
you to dive with a dive professional (divemaster or instructor).  I am diving
just about every weekend and the water is warm at the moment.  A reminder that
all level of dive training is available to those that wish to continue there
dive education. My phone number is below, please feel free to contact me.

Chris Turnbull
PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer
0418448652


----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Chris Turner <christ@...>
To: BikersAn'on_Post (E-mail) <bikers_anon@...>
Sent: Monday, 29 January, 2007 6:28:24 PM
Subject: [bikers_anon] FW: [ba_comm] FW: Dive w/e


Anyone like to organise this Ride/Dive event?

>
> I've just spoken to Nick (owner) of Forster Dive
> Centre. He's able to sort us out for Diving/
> Accommodation/ meals etc All we need to do is
> provide a date and approximate numbers.
>
> Some-one will have to put there hand up re taking on
> the (minimal) organisational details otherwise it
> just won't happen...
>
> Joy and I are off for the next 6-8 weeks O/S.
>
> Forster Dive Centre
> 11 - 13 Little Street
> Forster NSW 2428
> bh: 6555-4477 [Shop]
> mob: 0416-168-542 [Nick
> www.forsterdivecent re.com.au
>
> ChR1sT

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#16097

From: Chris Raith <xtian@...>
Date: Tue Jan 30, 2007 7:57 am
Subject:: Silverwater

auxtian

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13TH ANNUAL SILVERWATER STREET AND CUSTOM MOTORCYCLE SHOW   The 13th
Annual Silverwater Street and Custom Motorcycle Show will be held at
Silverwater Park, Clyde St. Silverwater near Sydney's Olympic Park this
coming Saturday, February 3 commencing at 12 noon.

This family friendly show welcomes everyone to participate by either
attending or entering a bike in competition.
Yamaha Motor Australia, along with Shannon's Insurance and Fraser
Motorcycles will again be one of the prime supporters of this event.

As usual there will be plenty of trophies, door prizes, live music and
kids' entertainment. To make it more interesting the cash prize for best
bike will be increased to $300 with another $200 for other major
categories and $100 for the best club display.
Federal Defence Minister and avid motorcyclist Dr. Brendan Nelson will
be a special guest at show. Dr. Nelson has agreed to be a guest judge
and will take time to look around at this years' offering of competition
bikes.

He will also share some of his riding experiences with the crowd,
including his reflections on the highly successful National Motorcycle
Awareness Ride organised by Bikers Australia and held in Canberra one
year ago.

Off street motorcycle parking is provided. All bike competition entrants
will receive a framed photo/entry form of their bike to keep and the
first 40 will receive a free event t-shirt.

Competition entry is $25 and general entry is $20 (family and pension
card concessions apply).

For further information on the show contact -- Ph: 02 9635 0761.



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#16096

From: "Mark" <mw36@...>
Date: Tue Jan 30, 2007 6:36 am
Subject:: Re: 1098 2-up

markeroonie

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and at least one at Northside M/c waiting to get prepped for a lucky
owner

--- In bikers_anon@..., "Paul" <Ducati_Paul@...> wrote:
>
> There were 2 of them sitting in Frasers when I looked in the window
> two Sundays ago ... just watch out for the puddle of my drool as you
> walk through the door!
>
>
>
> --- In bikers_anon@..., "Richard Sawkins"
> <richard.sawkins@> wrote:
> >
> > There was one at Eastern Creek recently so try calling the Ducati
> importers.
> >
>

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#16095

From: "Paul" <Ducati_Paul@...>
Date: Tue Jan 30, 2007 6:31 am
Subject:: Re: 1098 2-up

scuba_kiwi67

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There were 2 of them sitting in Frasers when I looked in the window
two Sundays ago ... just watch out for the puddle of my drool as you
walk through the door!

--- In bikers_anon@..., "Richard Sawkins"
<richard.sawkins@...> wrote:
>
> There was one at Eastern Creek recently so try calling the Ducati
importers.
>

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#16094

From: "cute_maggie0714" <cute_maggie0714@...>
Date: Tue Jan 30, 2007 3:16 am
Subject:: Strongly recommend this Muslim Community for FREE chat and soulmate search!

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#16093

From: "Richard Sawkins" <richard.sawkins@...>
Date: Tue Jan 30, 2007 3:05 am
Subject:: Re: 1098 2-up

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