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hoffy wrote:Stone is pretty Tragic....the only good thing about it is the bikes..

Stone is a great movie.

I mean, we get to see a young fit Rebecca Gilling in al her glory.





Garry

I have worn reflective vests when leading the Camp Quality rides as well as when marshalling in the Sydney To 'gong bike ride, otherwise the only reflective vests I wear are when marshalling at the racetrack.

But, I work with a guy who uses one (over his bike jacket) and for him it is mental as he ...

I doubt that you would be entitled to a replacement lid because an 'aftermarket' visor is unsuitable bit like asking for a total refund on a bike becauset he aftermarket exhaust does not give the sound you want.

But, a shop may be willing to refund in the name of 'good will'.

The first thing I ...

Never had a problem with Harley riders and I wave to them just as much as other bikes and guess what, in around 50% of cases I receive an acknowledgement back.

But as for sportsbikes, well since changing from the ZR7 to the V-Strom I would say less than 20% of sports bike riders will respond (and ...

A few more of those type of roads.

Stelvio Pass (with map).
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The chances are the authorities )Police and ambulance) were not called to this because if they had been the vehicle would have been removed by a tow truck etc.

I have not seen any acco that required a rider to be transported where the bike was left beside the road (could be wrong though).



Garry

Frazers in Fairy Meadow is not the same company as the one in Homebush. Frasers in W'gong only deal in KTM so their crates may not be suitable anyway. $300 for scrap metal is ridiculous

Sorry to hear Trevor could not help.


Fraser's at Fairy Meadow is the same as Homebush but the Fraser that is ...

Have you thought about one of the specialist bike movers or a Removals company backload?

I know guys (and girls) who have used these methods at various times and had no problems (sometimes the removalists will do it for a few cartons).

Personally, I would check the bike movers.

Otherwise, why not ...

Is it because they haven't managed to have any influence on government roads and traffic policy since... well... forever?

careful I-K
the problem we have here is that NO organization representing
us mudderboike riders is having any influence on government.

remember.....
the NSW govt put thru ...

Flagged at the Oran Park supermoto before it was cancelled because the wind was literally blowing riders off the track and all kinds of debris and signs onto the tracj (the Shell Helix sign at the bridge no longer exists).

Then had a nice cold beer.

Then left the track and went home via the tree ...

Yep, it is on the Bonang between Delegate and Buchan from memory.

I saw it in February during my road trip rthat way and couldn't resist (evidence below).

Arthur Chesterfield Evans is a very motorcycle friendly politician in NSW and has provided support for many motorcyclist actions (including Toll rides, exhausts etc).

He has taken issue with many government policies where they appear to be 'anti' motorcyclist and has achieved some positive results ...

Apologies if this is in the incorrect forum (ie. maybe in Track Day forum) but due to urgency thought I would post here.

Have just had a phone call from Jan Blizzard urgently seeking anyone interested in flagging at the NSW State Titles of the Post Classic Racing Association.

This means that you ...

Found this and got to thinking if it was anyone from here.

Insurance will go absolutely bananas if these kind of cases win, and i'm not talking about for road bikes, i mean track owners, the clerks of motorcycle racing events. It'll take what is a cheap form of motorsport and quadruple (or worse) the costs before you know it.


I doubt it that any track ...