Distinguished Gentleman's Ride

[CanberraR3]

Some pics from Canberra. Around 100 bikes with about 60 or so Triumph Classics; around 8 of which I'd sold. 1 Rocket, sporting my old panniers and a gorgeous 1939 Brough Superior. Great day and nice ride.

 

[Clay]

Nice pics @CanberraR3 Richard, looks like you had a great day down there. Had a bit of rain here during the ride. Chris

 

[TOMCAT]

Didn't know the DGR originated in Sydney , Australia in 2012 .. always assumed it was hipsters overseas that started it. See 2 of the top 20 individual fundraisers this year are from Canberra.

 

[idk]

Well @CanberraR3, I think your ride may have scored the best classic bike with the Brough Superior. My ride starts in about 4 hours. Things are a little behind in this part of the world.

 

[Mittzy]

The Brisbane ride was real good - As stated over 400 riders and around 300 registered Riders
And ONE rocket - The owner of Olivers said there was another but I could not find it...

 

[Mittzy]

Narrowly avoided a hail storm (on the Bike) on the way home.... But had to go out in the cage to Toowoomba as soon as I got home then got hit with the hail
500 m From home....

 

[Clay]

Narrowly avoided a hail storm (on the Bike) on the way home.... But had to go out in the cage to Toowoomba as soon as I got home then got hit with the hail
500 m From home....

Bugger, any damage to your car?

 

[Mittzy]

Bugger, any damage to your car?

Don't know yet only got back from Toowoomba in the last hour or so... I will look in the morning... R3 was safely in the garage tho....

 

[idk]

Thanks to all who contributed to the Distinguished Gentleman's ride. I raised $1,050, which was made possible largely by the generous people on this website. I know that others also rode, and some also sponsored other rider as well, so thank you very muchly to all.

Here are a few pictures from the Baltimore ride. If I get some from the other riders then I will post them as well.