*** RDU Melbourne *** 17-19 Oct 2014

[pete.triumph]

G'day fellas, been a while since I've been online. Apologies to all that have left messages with no reply. Ive bitten off a bit more than I can chew so been going flat knacker. 20 hour days for the last month so will be looking forward to a relaxing time with you all.

Special thanks to @Malcy as I've dropped the ball and he's picked it up.

@Wrecka go easy bloke. Enjoy the ride and take your time. It'll be good to have a bevi when you arrive.

guess who else has CF wheels now , to bad my r3 stared miss behaving when i was about to go for decent ride with CF wheels i's at dealer now to sort out fueling prob hopping it will be ready by tomorrow

 

[HansO]

weather is starting to clear here still very windy but that should ease by tomorrow and forecast looks promising

 

[1olbull]

Kinda sounds like youse scheduled your RDU a tad early in the season.
Me thinks our next RAA next April may be a little early as well - at least up here in the Northwest, April is early for riding.
Have a gas, Mates! Where actually is everyone staying for this soiree?

 

[bruce aussie]

The wet don't worry some

 

[peter k]

Bruce that brings back some scary moments

 

[HansO]

Kinda sounds like youse scheduled your RDU a tad early in the season.
Me thinks our next RAA next April may be a little early as well - at least up here in the Northwest, April is early for riding.
Have a gas, Mates! Where actually is everyone staying for this soiree?

we had planned for it to be the weekend before MotoGP so those who may have never been to Phillip Island for the MotoGP could go as it is only about 3 hours away and Ponters also took in account that I am normally marshalling at the event, but the MotoGP corp decided to change the date to the weekend before so I ended up saying no to the GP (first one i have missed in 14 years) to be with my mates, the "soiree" is being held at "Torquay, Victoria" which is only a stones throw from "The Great Ocean Road" it is very scenic and unfortunately quite busy with tourist and has for the most part a 80 km/h (50 mph) speed limit it was built by the early settlers convict labor, it is still very enjoyable.[/QUOTE]

 

[bruce aussie]

Bruce that brings back some scary moments

I don't think that bloke was scared, think he was trying to do that.

 

[cusso ken]

Looking good for Tomorrow may need some sun screen , I hope!

 

[mr hunt]

ride safe you blokes and enjoy the journey....still gutted that I couldn't make it across, but there's always next year.............

 

[Mike188]

Two more sleeps for me before I hit the road, have sorted the luggage, bikes ready...........For those already on the road make sure you keep it "rubber side down", and looking forward to catching up with you all at Torquay