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A friend sent me the following when I asked a similar question.

"31.5L fuel, 238 kg. dry, and under AUD $21,000 is my guess"

Whether this has any basis, I wait to see.

Also a write up here.
Looks like the fuel tank may be under the seat from the nudie shots.

http://www.motorcycledaily.com/23septem ... ncours.htm

With the upcoming MRA Cranbourne GP Run many stories are circulating about what to expect during the assembly and ride to Phillip Island.

The partners and stakeholders of the organizing committee as a whole, ask that all riders obey the road and ride rules, and respect their fellow riders, to ...

My understanding from emails received yesterday, is that any road that is closed to all vehicles or requires the fitting of chains during the snow season will be closed to motorcyclists.
Whilst the Great Alpine Road may be open to vehicles with chains, motorcycles will be turned back.

The information came as a press release from Vic Police, via the President of the MRAA. And I have seen the original media release, and what I posted is verbatim.
And from what I understand "Gassit" is the unofficial operational name.
Not sure what roads they are exactly talking about, but I would ...

1 September 2006


2006 MOTOR GP OPERATION LAUNCHED


The 2006 Moto Grand Prix at Phillip Island, which usually occurs in October, will this year take place on Sunday 17 September.

Police are reminding motorcyclists travelling to the event that some road closures from the snow season will still ...

I believe ARRMG is Australian Road Rules Management Group(could be wrong though), and at least the way it reads, is that for the moment the rule will not be presented with the current raft of amendments.
The proposal will now go back to the development stage and be discussed with consultation ...

Due to the uproar caused by the Motorcycling fraternity NTC has removed the intended changes for the Lane Splitting laws(151a) from there Amendment package.

More can be found at http://www.mraa.org.au

ProblemChild wrote:the pr*#k should have been garotted with a spoon. the judge too (hope my spelling is o.k )

Spelling is almost okay, but do you actually know what it means to garrote someone?
I don't believe it is possible with a spoon.

A 24-year-old man has been fined $750 for driving without due care and causing an accident that killed a motorcyclist in South Australia.

Benjamin Paul Staveley of North Haven, in Port Adelaide, also had his licence disqualified for eight months.


Staveley's lawyer pleaded guilty on behalf of his ...

Anyone who has met me, and there are a few here who will verify it, my nickname is very befitting.
I got the roundman part over 20 years ago, when I was less of the man I am now. So maybe I should have updated it to "rounderman" by now.
And the 58 is the year I was forced upon this earth.

What month TW is it Smitty?
I bought the 04/06 one during the week, and obviously it isn't the one.

hoffy wrote:welcome mate, you obviosly like to travel in comfort (GTR1000).

have fun.

The moniker fits.
A big man needs a big comfortable bike.

Why worry about heated hand grips when you can get heated gloves?

http://www.motoemporium.com/widder/widder.html

Along with vests, sleeves and chaps.

Any overhead beams you can attach some chains to?