Updating to a new van so my Mercedes VITO 109 SWB is for sale
Economical & secure bike transporter.Easily carries 2 bikes , ride gear etc
Also set up for trades work.
Carpeted rear, Great for camping
Also dual seat to make into 3 seater.
Air Cond., Towbar
Low ks, 1 owner full service history
Phone Dave Mason 0408 682 630
Oct Rego
$18500
My friend Marie Fox (of Clubman Tourers MCC) is selling her Kawasaki
VN250 Eliminator. It's currently listed on Bikesales.com.au, and
Bikepoint.com.au.
Here is the Bikesales link: <http://tinyurl.com/mdu8jh>
She says:
"This is a bike that has never missed a beat, and certainly would be
ideal for any new riders or vertically challenged riders!! Please pass
on to anyone you might think could be interested. And, I'm open to
negotiation on the price of course.
Cheers Marie
0438 668334"
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0412 355152
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Are you fit enough to ride your bike? Come and join us for a walk/run from Dee
Why Beach to Newport Arms (14kms) for the annual Pub to Pub fun/d raiser - $28
per entrant and all funds going to charity and starting at 8am. Enter as a Team
member (Bikers Anon) and a chance to win $3500 for the best dressed team! Or
make your own way and join us for lunch (and a well earned beer) at the Newport
Arms from noon - Contact Sue Spring for details: 040402 4842 or check out the
web.
Thankx
............ha ha ha! Love the ride report Bill, informative and straight to the
point as always! I was thinking of you yesterday arvo as I was sat at home by
the fire watching the rain falling down waiting for my Sunday roast chicken! It
did look cold, although I will have to take your word for it as I had the good
sense to stay inside all day!
Cheers Mate, see ya next time!
Paul
--- In bikers_anon@..., "Bill" <billrendell@...> wrote:
>
> "COLD"
>
I believe the signs said they were doing more work during this week so who knows
what condition its in now.
BTW there were a couple of suspicious looking cars (lime green xr6/commodore and
bright blue xr6) cruising thru the nasho strictly at the speed limit on sunday.
Saw them travelling together heading north in the morning then in the same
direction again in the arvo.
Yeah went through there on the weekend. There are still sections that are
beening worked on,but they are in the long straight sections up the top end of
the park and finsh around the Garre beach turn off. All good to go and the new
sealed section from Garre beach down to waterfall is great...nice hot mix of
tar.
damo
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From: nim2746 <nathanielmeyer@...>
To: bikers_anon@...
Sent: Thursday, 23 July, 2009 12:25:39 PM
Subject: [bikers_anon] State of the Nasho?
Anyone been through the Nasho lately? Just wondering if the road works are
finished and what the surface is like.
BTW its for a workmate... Im doing the legal thing...
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Anyone been through the Nasho lately? Just wondering if the road works are
finished and what the surface is like.
BTW its for a workmate... Im doing the legal thing...
For those of you who watched the race we got to see some very cool slow-mo
footage. Well for those of you who didn't see it the MotoGP website is showing
some of it for free......check it out, some very cool footage.
http://www.motogp.com/en/videos/2009/Hyper+Slow+Motion+at+Sachsenring
Jason R
(Yellow Peril)
For those interested, and who would like to view the latest photos taken on our
social Sunday rides, I have posted two new albums on the Yahoo Bikers Anon
Website -
http://tinyurl.com/lhjuld
Illawarra Fly Ride 19.07.09 and
Patonga Ride 12.07.09
Regards
grahamcbr1000rr
Forwarded from Jonathan..
Following my first ride day at Eastern Creek last week, I would love to go
on the next ride day if a place is vacant in September.
Thank Michael Kelly and Andre Tomlinson for making it possible for me to
ride Eastern Creek and for the encouragement.
It was a real blast and I was very happy to see how 03 FZ1 and I would
perform.
I was really impressed with the track and the safety around it. The level of
riding in my group (medium fast) was quicker than I expected and I want to
go again.
I phoned home between a session and my 13 year old son answered just as
another group of riders was passing, he was amazed by the sound.
PS
I would like tyre warmers for Christmas
Kind regards
Jonathan
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Senior Canberra Daily Telegraph press gallery journalist, Malcom Farr, returns
to motorcycling.
You can cheer him on here:
http://www.thepunch.com.au/articles/get-your-motor-running-even-if-its-slow-to-w\
arm-up/
I have taken unto myself a motorbike and it is a beautiful and joyous thing. For
others it is a sign of my mental collapse and advanced desperation.
There has been a procession of arched eyebrows and the diagnosis of a mid-life a
crisis from those who believe I should be confining myself to inspections of
nice retirement villages.
I acknowledge that I am north of 50 and a shortish commute to 60, but it is
foolish to make sweeping statements about an age group. (Gen Y does it all the
time). And I'm having too much fun to worry.
I have bought a Honda Shadow VT750 cruiser, sort of a sofa on two wheels: or as
my wife might see it, a new bathroom disappearing down the highway.
A fellow journalist of my vintage - won't name him but he has written for an age
and is never wrong - and I want to start a bikie gang - Hell's Hacks.
Naturally we will be involved in the drug trade, mostly those related to
lowering cholesterol and blood pressure.
We won't flinch from taking on the so-called outlaw bikie gangs, and we won't
show any mercy.
Right from the start they should get used to the fact we will hit hard. For
example, mess with us and you'll get a bad write-up in Sydney Confidential.
Try any more funny business and we'll go all the way. We'll block your on-line
access to The Australian's Higher Education Supplement.
Some 35 years ago I had a Yamaha RD350, now considered a legendary bike. I loved
it, almost literally to my death.
Being a busy young chap I didn't have time to get around to such details as
actually obtaining a licence, and certainly didn't get any road training. When I
stopped falling off I figured I had mastered the beast.
I hadn't, of course, and was lucky to survive.
This time I have taken one course and will take at least one more. And I have a
licence. My reflexes might not be as sharp as they were 35 years ago, but I am a
lot smarter.
In fact I know house bricks which are a lot smarter than I was back then.
Like thousands of other Australians, I am simply taking advantage of the great
welcome this continent gives to motor bikers. It is as if it had been purpose
built.
We can readily escape the city for glorious countryside on highways which are
among the best in the world. And the weather can almost compel you to get your
motor running.
Last year was a big one for motorbike sales but the economic slump dragged down
figures in the first six months of this year, the Federal Chamber of Automotive
Industries has reported.
Even so, about 55,500 motorcycles, scooters and all-terrain vehicles (ATV) were
sold in that first six months.
Road bikes were the biggest market segment with 20,722 sales, 13.4 per cent down
on the previous year.
Cruisers were the strongest selling road bikes, claiming 22.5 per cent of that
market.
Those figures will rise as economic confidence increases and the weather
improves. Australia has yet to hit its biker peak.
Just be careful as you set out on the highway looking for adventure next summer.
And whatever else comes your way, be nice to the old bloke on the Honda
faithfully obeying the speed limit. It could be me.
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We're having a Committee meeting on Wed, 22 July, 2009 at Terrey Hills Tavern at
7.30pm to discuss the hot topic of "Insurance" amongst other things. Please
come along and give us your imput or nominate yourself as a future ride leader!
Dinner and drinks available too. Contact: Sue 040402 4842 for details...
Hi peoples
I am entertaining a visitor from Overseas 6 aug to 15th Oct and would like to do
some bike touring with her sometime during this period.
Is their any place or person from which I can rent or borrow protective
equipment?
I'm Ok for helmet,gloves but jacket / pants / boots I don't have for a size 10
(methinks???) woman. Think slender, 5'4 or so
Any ideas much appreciated.
Cheers
Dave
Folks,
Recently you would have recieved an ivitation to join me on Netlog. Please
ignore this invitation.
I do not use social networking internet sites and this was sent by the host
program which trawled my internet mail while I was replying to another
invitation. Unfortunately I am unable to retireve the invite.
My apologies for any inconvenience.
Regards
Steven
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Its time for Amanda to sell her boy as the new black man (GSXR750 '09)has
arrived! For the height deprived or upgrading from a 250 the ZZR600 is
excellent! For more details go to :-
http://www.bikesales.com.au/all-bikes/private/details.aspx?Cr=0&R=3086307&keywor\
ds=&trecs=3&__sid=121FA272A929&__Ns=p_Make_String|0||p_Model_String|0||p_PriceSo\
rt_Decimal|1&__Qpb=true&__Nne=15&seot=1&__N=1432 604 1429 1428 4294967215
4294966569 80&silo=1400
Bugger i can't seem to make it a link so you will have to copy and paste, sorry.
Cheers......AJ / Amanda / BA Secretary
You don't need buses!! You have bikes!!
Panda and I were talking about this the other day and she was going to drag
me along but now I have an invite I don't need to be the 'partner in tow'.
Will be there!!
Moz
On 7/2/09, andreas_fireblade <andreas.ueffing@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> Hey Guys. You might haven't heard from me for a while. After a few changes
> in my life i had to rearrange myself. I found a new home which i had to made
> livable first. It looks like i am back on track and i think its time to
> celebrate. So why not have a house warming , ups i have to call it a house
> colding ( my old house got no heating and its winter ) .
>
> So again: why not have a house colding.
>
> when: 18 July starts around lunch with open end
>
> where: send me email and i let you know ( don't want to show my address on
> the web)
>
> Bring your kids and pets if you want, i got a decent back yard.
>
> But most important, I like to see lots of bikes ( Big Mama and the Blade
> wanna celebrate with others their new home too ).
>
> Remember its winter, dress to suit weather ( specially in the evening)
>
> Maybe we can arrange a projector and a screen so we can run pics in the
> backround.
>
> So, spread the word and i might see you.
>
> Andreas
> ( that german guy )
>
>
>
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I heard that some wonder which area i am living now. Little clou: In God's
Country also known as Northern Beaches. Close to Manly. There is a very good Bus
connection close to my new home from everywhere.
Andreas
--- In bikers_anon@..., "andreas_fireblade" <andreas.ueffing@...>
wrote:
>
> Hey Guys. You might haven't heard from me for a while. After a few changes in
my life i had to rearrange myself. I found a new home which i had to made
livable first. It looks like i am back on track and i think its time to
celebrate. So why not have a house warming , ups i have to call it a house
colding ( my old house got no heating and its winter ) .
>
> So again: why not have a house colding.
>
> when: 18 July starts around lunch with open end
>
> where: send me email and i let you know ( don't want to show my address on the
web)
>
> Bring your kids and pets if you want, i got a decent back yard.
>
> But most important, I like to see lots of bikes ( Big Mama and the Blade wanna
celebrate with others their new home too ).
>
> Remember its winter, dress to suit weather ( specially in the evening)
>
> Maybe we can arrange a projector and a screen so we can run pics in the
backround.
>
> So, spread the word and i might see you.
>
> Andreas
> ( that german guy )
>
From the keyboard of Nathaniel Meyer.....
As a last resort I will lead, though if so will probably change to wiseman's
ferry crossing and go Kulnura via Spencer.
.....
So we might have a ride leader after all. Cheers Nathan!
--- In bikers_anon@..., <joystick@...> wrote:
>
> Due to exceptional circumstances the committee can not guarantee that a
ride
> leader will be available on the day. The suggested ride map is posted on
the
> Bikers Anon website (link: http://www.bikersanon.com/node/90)
>
> Rather than cancel the ride the committee feels that members who wish to
do
> this ride can go "unplugged" for the day and organise themselves.
>
> Please ensure that you are familiar with the suggested route and enjoy
your
> day.
>
> Regards,
> Andre
>
Hey Guys. You might haven't heard from me for a while. After a few changes in my
life i had to rearrange myself. I found a new home which i had to made livable
first. It looks like i am back on track and i think its time to celebrate. So
why not have a house warming , ups i have to call it a house colding ( my old
house got no heating and its winter ) .
So again: why not have a house colding.
when: 18 July starts around lunch with open end
where: send me email and i let you know ( don't want to show my address on the
web)
Bring your kids and pets if you want, i got a decent back yard.
But most important, I like to see lots of bikes ( Big Mama and the Blade wanna
celebrate with others their new home too ).
Remember its winter, dress to suit weather ( specially in the evening)
Maybe we can arrange a projector and a screen so we can run pics in the
backround.
So, spread the word and i might see you.
Andreas
( that german guy )
(note: yahoo groups will remove pdf attachment, see link:
www.docnsw.org.au/tr_home.html for entry form and details)
To: Bikers Anon info line
Subject: FW: THUNDER RALLY '09 (scroll down the attachment to reveal the
form)
Dear Fellow Riders,
Here is an entry form and details for this years Thunder
Rally. We have solid raffle prizes, worth $3000 including passes to the
FXtreme Final, vouchers for apparel and more! We ask that you fill out the
form and send it in asap to help us get it right on the day!...AND...spend 2
minutes sending the info along to your group of fellow riders etc. Every
.55c we save on postage, is another .55c we can give to the Moorong Spinal
Unit! By doing this you are taking your place along with the 9000+ riders
who have travelled 8,000,000+ks supporting this concept over a 1/4 of a
century. Well Done! It's a wonderful ride and a beautiful rally site. Here
is another direct link for the Thunder Rally section of our club website,
including entry forms etc. www.docnsw.org.au/tr_home.html
Kind regards Aunty
Mal 0404 002 427
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