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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Hey,

I have created a Netlog profile with my pictures, videos, blogs and events and I
want to add you as a friend so you can see it. You first need to register on
Netlog! When you log in, you can create your own profile.

Take a look:
http://en.netlog.com/go/mailurl/type=invite_1&mailid=359759571&id=1&url=-L2dvL3J\
lZ2lzdGVyL2lkPTExNTUwMjE1MjUmaT10OTE_

Greetings,
Steven

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Here's the TinyUrl version:

http://tinyurl.com/mj7bas



2009/7/8 Amanda E <amandazzr600@...>:
>
>
> 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
>
>

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 )
>

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKqpvriKZuA

http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/mcy/usgp/2009/video/video_office.aspx

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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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

I have an Eastern Creek track day for sale on 11th July (Saturday week).



If anyone is interested, it is for white (slow) group. The cost is $190 and
includes lunch.



And it is sold out so this may be your only chance.



Andre will still be doing the track day so you can join him.



If you haven't done a track day before this is your opportunity. Andre and a
few others will be there to mentor.



Contact me if you are interested.



Rachael T



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Now where did I leave those darn keys ? They are somewhere attached to some
key ring where all of the ink has rubbed off!!!

-          atleast if I did leave them in the ignition, nobody has
blackmailed me to get them back yet!!!







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From: bikers_anon@... [mailto:bikers_anon@...]
On Behalf Of Jason Scatrd
Sent: 2009Äê6ÔÂ30ÈÕ 15:11
To: mark; ducatimonsterspringsue; bikers_anon@...
Subject: Re: [bikers_anon] Hyosung








Yep still going, just I'm not at the moment, what with a left foot with two
fractured bones (and no not from riding but photography). Now being part of
the Australian dream of owing the bank shit loads the Peril will have to
keep putting out for another couple of years more. However I do know this
bloke that owns a ZX12 that is gathering dust in a garage in Sydney somwhere
and he is in China, maybe I can get hold of those keys and keep the dust off
the ZX12???????

Jason R


________________________________
From: mark <mark.townsend@ <mailto:mark.townsend%40ardexchina.com>
ardexchina.com>
To: ducatimonsterspringsue <sue@peninsulaconvey
<mailto:sue%40peninsulaconvey.com.au> .com.au>; bikers_anon@
<mailto:bikers_anon%40yahoogroups.com.au> yahoogroups.com.au
Sent: Tuesday, 30 June, 2009 4:59:58 PM
Subject: RE: [bikers_anon] Hyosung

Haven¡¯t even seen that merchandise here in Shanghai ¡­ apparently the
locals still rate the ZhongShen as a better bike !!!

Sorry J ¨C but one thing on your side, I haven¡¯t seen a ZS hit the
double-ton yet ¡­ can¡¯t believe the Yellow Perril is till going after all
that thrashing !!!

zxxx12r ¡­ with still only a 1 man power bike over here!

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From: bikers_anon@ yahoogroups. com.au [mailto:bikers_anon@ yahoogroups.
com.au]
On Behalf Of ducatimonsterspring sue
Sent: 2009Äê6ÔÂ30ÈÕ 14:52
To: bikers_anon@ yahoogroups. com.au
Subject: [bikers_anon] Hyosung

Does anyone know where I can purchase a "Hyosung" t- shirt or apparrel from?
or dont they make any...

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Yep still going, just I'm not at the moment, what with a left foot with two
fractured bones (and no not from riding but photography).  Now being part of the
Australian dream of owing the bank shit loads the Peril will have to keep
putting out for another couple of years more.  However I do know this bloke that
owns a ZX12 that is gathering dust in a garage in Sydney somwhere and he is in
China, maybe I can get hold of those keys and keep the dust off the ZX12???????


Jason R





________________________________
From: mark <mark.townsend@...>
To: ducatimonsterspringsue <sue@...>;
bikers_anon@...
Sent: Tuesday, 30 June, 2009 4:59:58 PM
Subject: RE: [bikers_anon] Hyosung







Haven’t even seen that merchandise here in Shanghai … apparently the
locals still rate the ZhongShen as a better bike !!!

Sorry J – but one thing on your side, I haven’t seen a ZS hit the
double-ton yet … can’t believe the Yellow Perril is till going after all
that thrashing !!!

zxxx12r … with still only a 1 man power bike over here!

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From: bikers_anon@ yahoogroups. com.au [mailto:bikers_anon@ yahoogroups. com.au]
On Behalf Of ducatimonsterspring sue
Sent: 2009年6月30日 14:52
To: bikers_anon@ yahoogroups. com.au
Subject: [bikers_anon] Hyosung

Does anyone know where I can purchase a "Hyosung" t- shirt or apparrel from?
or dont they make any...

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Nope, not that I am aware of.  Besides I wouldn't buy a t-shirt with Hyosung on
it anyway, and if I had to go back and buy my first bike all over again I
wouldn't buy what I have either.  What I do know is that my next bike will not
be Italian (short arms, deep pockets, passionless bastard that I am) or even
European for that matter.  It will not be Korean either but probably from the
land of the rising sun.  As to which one, too early to tell............NEXT!!


Jason R.






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From: ducatimonsterspringsue <sue@...>
To: bikers_anon@...
Sent: Tuesday, 30 June, 2009 4:52:20 PM
Subject: [bikers_anon] Hyosung





Does anyone know where I can purchase a "Hyosung" t- shirt or apparrel from? or
dont they make any...





      
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Haven¡¯t even seen that merchandise here in Shanghai ¡­ apparently the
locals still rate the ZhongShen as a better bike !!!



Sorry J ¨C but one thing on your side, I haven¡¯t seen a ZS hit the
double-ton yet ¡­ can¡¯t believe the Yellow Perril is till going after all
that thrashing !!!



zxxx12r ¡­ with still only a 1 man power bike over here!



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From: bikers_anon@... [mailto:bikers_anon@...]
On Behalf Of ducatimonsterspringsue
Sent: 2009Äê6ÔÂ30ÈÕ 14:52
To: bikers_anon@...
Subject: [bikers_anon] Hyosung








Does anyone know where I can purchase a "Hyosung" t- shirt or apparrel from?
or dont they make any...



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Does anyone know where I can purchase a "Hyosung" t- shirt or apparrel from? or
dont they make any...

I think I saw your excuse for ownership of a Ducati in a Alfa Romeo owners
manual.  Must have been printed by the same company.  At least your mechanical
skills are constantly being practised, especially with 3 ducks.....hehe.


Jason R.





________________________________
From: Roger Fance <rfance@...>
To: bikers_anon@...
Sent: Tuesday, 30 June, 2009 3:07:29 PM
Subject: [bikers_anon] Ducati breakdowns





The odd technical hiccup is a minor inconvnience when you own an example of true
Italian passion, style and performance. Or three in my case!

Cheers Rog





      
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The odd technical hiccup is a minor inconvnience when you own an example of true
Italian passion, style and performance. Or three in my case!

Cheers Rog

Hi Alex,



I asked about this last time I insured a bike and back then (October 2007)
BA wasn't good enough to be on the list. It had to be something like Honda
Riders Club, Ducati Owners Club or Ulysses. I'm happy that we now have
'status' with insurers. I think our members have given them enough business
over the years.



As for membership numbers I just record the memberships as they come in. You
don't actually keep a member number for life or anything like that. I had
thought about that a while ago for milestones. Eg 500th , 1000th or
1000000th member etc, but I'm not sure we have all of the 'early days'
paperwork available.



So if you need a number you can make one up and just photocopy the 2009 key
ring as proof. Let the group know if that is enough to satisfy them. What
discount do you get?



Cheers,

Andre



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From: bikers_anon@... [mailto:bikers_anon@...]
On Behalf Of oztraveller012000
Sent: Monday, 29 June 2009 8:02 PM
To: bikers_anon@...
Subject: [bikers_anon] BA Membership








Grrr. Jealous of the rides - travelling heaps this year and never home when
the rides are on. However, a query on BA membership.
QBE insurance appear to place some on being a member of a recognised club.
Why this would apply to this disreputable bunch is beyond me, but
apparently, it does. So, according to at lease one insurer, BA is a
registered/recognised motorcycle club. They did ask for a membership number,
which I was unable to give them. Something for the future perhaps?
Alex





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I had to work Saturday! someone has to keep the wheels of commerce turning
during these Recessionist times! :oP
Besides Greg the Ducati is long gone and I find my fun off road away from the
boys in blue ;o) my next big trip is a week on Fraser Island with a few like
minded "Dirty Bikers" in September, Sounds like you all had a ball though!

   Paul ... make that KTM_Paul! muahahahaha


---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Greg Barnett" <blackbird1100@...>
Date:  Mon, 29 Jun 2009 23:35:08 +1000 (AUS Eastern Standard Time)

> but where were you Paul & Susie cheers Greg

When ducatis gather in numbers it pays to approach the Ducati Australia office
for a lend of their Service/Esspresso Van.  That way when it does breakdown you
have yourselves a short black while a ducati serviceperson does what they know
best, daily service of a ducati..........hehe.  The bonus is for owners of other
branded machinery, FREE Coffee.


Jason R.





________________________________
From: ducatimonsterspringsue <sue@...>
To: bikers_anon@...
Sent: Monday, 29 June, 2009 10:03:04 PM
Subject: [bikers_anon] Yellow lemon!





Jason, the bike was a yellow lemon - sure it looked great but geez - poor Tim! 
He had a rough weekend but he kept his chin up, soldiered on,  fixed it and got
the bike home at least.  Maybe you can suggest to him that he buy a Hyosung?
Sometimes, we all need an eDUCATIon and I dont think paying out on him or his
bike is my style!





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Evening all, had a good weekend as usual, especially watching the gp on the
screen, the bike,s were awesome going through the S,s, had more rain & fog
going home, home for an hour & off to Melbourne, good to catch up with
people, but where were you Paul & Susie cheers Greg


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Jason, the bike was a yellow lemon - sure it looked great but geez - poor Tim! 
He had a rough weekend but he kept his chin up, soldiered on,  fixed it and got
the bike home at least.  Maybe you can suggest to him that he buy a Hyosung?
Sometimes, we all need an eDUCATIon and I dont think paying out on him or his
bike is my style!

Great ride report Sue.  It did however leave me asking some questions.  As most
will know you have a illogial pasionate love of all things Italian, and as these
loves can go they are every so ready to bag and belittle and non-Italian
product.  You were so kind to mention about a 'NEW' bike that 'BROKE' but you
never did mention the Make and Model of said bike.  By chance would it have been
a 'DUCATI'??????????


Jason R
(Yellow Peril) - Yes it is Korean and it is a Hyosung.....






________________________________
From: ducatimonsterspringsue <sue@...>
To: bikers_anon@...
Sent: Monday, 29 June, 2009 7:00:24 PM
Subject: [bikers_anon] Ride report - Bathurst 09





Saturday morning was bright and buzzing with 16 keen riders ready to ride up the
mountains and beyond - it was great to see Shannon and Louise for a meet and
greet but they couldn't continue the adventure due to "technical" issues - we
headed up Bells Line to Lithgow and past heaps of cops - but they didn't bother
anyone.  We all met for lunch at Rylestone where it was warm and welcoming - and
all continued together on our journey the long way to Mudgee.  We had a couple
of minor headaches, Ben with a flat tyre and Tim cracked his bum frame (on his
new bike too!)  - Roger Ramjet came to the rescue and all was well and one by
one, we all eventually landed at Bathurst (after some laps of the circuit at Mt.
Panorama of course!).  Back at the ranch we settled in and had a good look at
Tim's damage.  The prognosis was that the bike was sick and needed an operation
before he could ride home!  So the next morning, Rachel (his angel girlfriend
delivered to him a
  new sub-frame part and tools and he was able to fix the bike and ride home
alone via Oberon as planned - so much for the virgin ride on his new
bike...ouch! ) As for the rest of us,Saturday night was party night -  our moods
just got into full swing and from what I can remember, the Moto GP was on, and
the TV was a bloody BIG screen (approx. 4m x 3m) -I mean a huge screen. (how
good was that!)  The open fires were warm, the food plentiful and the red wine
just kept on flowing on every table - compliments of Ben!  As for entertainment,
we even had the gorgeous and adorable Kias to dance and giggle with  -  we were
on fire, laughing and having too much fun, as only exhausted riders, lovers,
friends and drivers know how to!  Greg B. did his annual show up (riding alone
from Griffith) and he brought with him the original ride rules from the very
first BA ride (that laminated sheet is now missing and if anyone has it, please
let us know).  The next morning,
  some of us awoke with sore heads but nothing a good solid breakfast and laps
around the track again couldn't fix.  We parted ways and a few of us rode home
via Oberon and even though we got a little bit of rain, nothing seemed to dampen
our spirits finishing off with lunch at Kurrajong Heights.  I just want to say
thanks to each of you that made the effort to come along and join us!  Yep, it
was cold and I did freeze my arse off but I still cant seem to wipe that huge
smile off my face and how damn good I feel right now.  Thanks again to everyone
for making it happen and for another funny, enjoyable and memorable weekend
away.
Ms. Prez





      
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Grrr. Jealous of the rides - travelling heaps this year and never home when the
rides are on.  However, a query on BA membership.
QBE insurance appear to place some on being a member of a recognised club.  Why
this would apply to this disreputable bunch is beyond me, but apparently, it
does.  So, according to at lease one insurer, BA is a registered/recognised
motorcycle club.  They did ask for a membership number, which I was unable to
give them.  Something for the future perhaps?
Alex

Mad Prez

Great ride report and photos (thanks TC and Graham)....great company.....great
weekend had by all!!!! Awesome roads regardless of the weather and cops.

Btw.....I never once froze but did get to use my heated grips for the first and
last time now the ZZR is up for sale.

Sue no dramas as to the whereabouts of the laminated ride rules sheet, your
trusty Secretary has it in hand.

Mad Sec


--- In bikers_anon@..., "ducatimonsterspringsue" <sue@...> wrote:
>
Greg B. did his annual show up (riding alone from Griffith) and he brought with
him the original ride rules from the very first BA ride (that laminated sheet is
now missing and if anyone has it, please let us know).  > Ms. Prez

Saturday morning was bright and buzzing with 16 keen riders ready to ride up the
mountains and beyond - it was great to see Shannon and Louise for a meet and
greet but they couldn't continue the adventure due to "technical" issues - we
headed up Bells Line to Lithgow and past heaps of cops - but they didn't bother
anyone.  We all met for lunch at Rylestone where it was warm and welcoming - and
all continued together on our journey the long way to Mudgee.  We had a couple
of minor headaches, Ben with a flat tyre and Tim cracked his bum frame (on his
new bike too!)  - Roger Ramjet came to the rescue and all was well and one by
one, we all eventually landed at Bathurst (after some laps of the circuit at Mt.
Panorama of course!).  Back at the ranch we settled in and had a good look at
Tim's damage.  The prognosis was that the bike was sick and needed an operation
before he could ride home!  So the next morning, Rachel (his angel girlfriend
delivered to him a new sub-frame part and tools and he was able to fix the bike
and ride home alone via Oberon as planned - so much for the virgin ride on his
new bike...ouch!) As for the rest of us,Saturday night was party night -  our
moods just got into full swing and from what I can remember, the Moto GP was on,
and the TV was a bloody BIG screen (approx. 4m x 3m) -I mean a huge screen. (how
good was that!)  The open fires were warm, the food plentiful and the red wine
just kept on flowing on every table - compliments of Ben!  As for entertainment,
we even had the gorgeous and adorable Kias to dance and giggle with  -  we were
on fire, laughing and having too much fun, as only exhausted riders, lovers,
friends and drivers know how to!  Greg B. did his annual show up (riding alone
from Griffith) and he brought with him the original ride rules from the very
first BA ride (that laminated sheet is now missing and if anyone has it, please
let us know).  The next morning, some of us awoke with sore heads but nothing a
good solid breakfast and laps around the track again couldn't fix.  We parted
ways and a few of us rode home via Oberon and even though we got a little bit of
rain, nothing seemed to dampen our spirits finishing off with lunch at Kurrajong
Heights.  I just want to say thanks to each of you that made the effort to come
along and join us!  Yep, it was cold and I did freeze my arse off but I still
cant seem to wipe that huge smile off my face and how damn good I feel right
now.  Thanks again to everyone for making it happen and for another funny,
enjoyable and memorable weekend away.
Ms. Prez

Really nice photos Graham... I'm impressed.

It was a great weekend dispite my usual inability to keep my bike
upright when stationery!!  A big thanks to Karl for helping me get the
huge mother off the ground.

Also a bigs thanks to Andreas and Peter for looking out for me on the
road... One day I won't need it!! (I hope)

Thanks to all those who organised the weekend away especially our
revered president.  Can't wait til the next one!!

Moz

On 6/29/09, Grahamcbr1000rr <grahamc@...> wrote:
> I have just added another 48 photos to the "Bathurst FYAO 2009" Photo Folder
> for your enjoyment.
> A great weekend ride that was enjoyed by all, both bike riders and drivers
> alike.
> For all those that didn't join us, bad luck and be sure to join in next
> time.
> http://tinyurl.com/mk5rxc
> Grahamcbr1000rr
>
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