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Clive palmer of the AlbanyVMCMC is hosting an old bike ride leaving from Chequers Hotel in Bullsbrook this Sun 10.00 for a 10.30 getaway. Through the Chittering valley ending at the Bindoon bakery for pie n cuppa, then back to Bullsbrook...100k's...backup trailer available....The rule is....everyone must be on their OLDEST bike.
A Catalano's coffee then tootle across to Bullsbrook....Get those Airheads out again....Spread the word...Guy

JP I think this ride is for you

I will be there on the Royal Enfield, Clive asked me 3 months ago.

where are the old airheads ( bikes ,JP, not your self description ) Jack and Brian/5 and crew this is for you, weather is going to be awesome.

Bully the R50/5 is a no show as it's a guna project guna start on it one day.
Not enough time to get my oldest road worthy bike as it is still in PI Vic.
That only leaves the oilhead.

See you at breakfast
Brian

Sounds like a terrific ride and I would love to have been there
In Darwin until later that afternoon unfortunately.

JP

I will be in that and will bring my oldest bike too

SWampy

It's alright Swampy, if it was Oldest combined bike and rider, you could pick up a brand new one today, and still win!!

Bry wrote:It's alright Swampy, if it was Oldest combined bike and rider, you could pick up a brand new one today, and still win!!

I will pay that one Bry, Well done.

PS: When are you bringing the mighty HONDA down to Cat's again mate? We ALL miss you...............Really, We really do

Swamps

Was a great ride through the valley, slowest I've ever ridden through there. When you travel at that sedate pace you get to have a good look around, there is some f#%king big houses on the Chittering Valley rd.

Oldest bike was a 1927 AMAC, a collection of BSA, Matchless, an old Panther ,several old BMW machines and quite a few jap bikes.

The usual collection of Hardleys and Ulysses clubs at the bakery, probably 100 plus bikes in total. Great weather for the day.










and Guy, Clive Palmer is a politician with too much money, Clive Oakes organised the ride, I looked around for Mr Palmer...only found a lot of blokes that knew him (and his daughters ).

Yea....wondered when that was going to be picked up,
Mmm... "those five daughters"