Wednesday, 8 February 2017
MUARC BIKE STUDY RESPONSE
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
THE HERALD SUN
(Send one yourself dear reader. hsletters@heraldsun.com.au )
Shirley and Newton (Herald Sun letters Feb. 9) make our point on driver excuses.
Most motorcycle & scooter riders own and drive cars so we pay twice to be on the road. Most car drivers have not used a bike in traffic so there's a lot they don't know about two-wheelers. Responsible riders do not ride their bikes as if they are in cars because it's very dangerous to do that. Riding and driving are two different skills. Bike riders generally are safer car drivers because they have both skills.
There IS a law requiring Victorian novice riders to wear hi viz vests, and they do. And, virtually all motorcycles & scooters sold in Australia for nearly 25 years have no light switch so the headlight is on all the time.
But you won't see that unless you look.
Monash University Accident Research centre used science to find that most car/bike collisions are due to driver error. Drivers fail to give way and riders go to hospital. Please listen to the road safety experts and LOOK BIKE when you are in your car.
Damien Codognotto
Independent Riders' Group
Melbourne
Tuesday, 7 February 2017
Sunday, 5 February 2017
TEMPORARY AUSTRALIANS - NEW SERIES
Series 5 coming on 7 Mate.
The new series of Temporary Australians will appear on the Seven Network's 7 Mate Channel from Saturday April 1 at 10 am over the following few months with mid week episode repeats.
The 12 episodes will cover a filmed road trip from Los Angeles to Sturgis highlighting Aussies we found on this journey plus plenty of great Australian stories including the Bindoon Drag races in WA, a story on the major Melbourne Toy Runs, more on an anti-association law protest in Sydney, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers fill us in on issues concerning helmet cameras, lane filtering, wire ropes, bad road surfacing and more. Jonesy checks out Harley Days in Wollongong and we take a trike ride across Sydney's Harbour Bridge, check out the huge Sydney Motorcycle Expo, go an a Temporary Australians Ride and Bike Show in Perth, plus heaps more.
Check out, www.temporaryaustralians.com.au over the next few weeks for episode details.
The new series of Temporary Australians will appear on the Seven Network's 7 Mate Channel from Saturday April 1 at 10 am over the following few months with mid week episode repeats.
The 12 episodes will cover a filmed road trip from Los Angeles to Sturgis highlighting Aussies we found on this journey plus plenty of great Australian stories including the Bindoon Drag races in WA, a story on the major Melbourne Toy Runs, more on an anti-association law protest in Sydney, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers fill us in on issues concerning helmet cameras, lane filtering, wire ropes, bad road surfacing and more. Jonesy checks out Harley Days in Wollongong and we take a trike ride across Sydney's Harbour Bridge, check out the huge Sydney Motorcycle Expo, go an a Temporary Australians Ride and Bike Show in Perth, plus heaps more.
Check out, www.temporaryaustralians.com.au over the next few weeks for episode details.
DID THIS BLOKE HAVE A BIKE LICENCE?
If he had a bike licence, he should lose it for ten years then start from scratch.
https://www.vicpolicenews.com.au/news/114kmh-over-the-speed-limit
https://www.vicpolicenews.com.au/news/114kmh-over-the-speed-limit
Thursday, 2 February 2017
LAMS GYMKHANA
Ride-tek are having an event for Learner riders, the "LAMS MOTO GYMKHANA CLUB" at Sandown Raceway east of Melbourne, Victoria.
MEMBERSHIP IS FREE to Ride-Tek customers and will entitle you to participate in our upcoming Moto Gymkhanas (starting soon) at Sandown.
These events are a blast and will also help you to improve and develop your bike-handling skills while having fun in a safe environment. You will make new riding friends and could even take home a trophy or two.
You must be a club member to participate so call Mel now on 0431 980 506.
REMEMBER YOUR MEMBERSHIP IS FREE !!
These events are open to ALL LAMS SKILL LEVELS !! - No matter where you're at with your riding you can come along and have fun !!
MEMBERSHIP IS FREE to Ride-Tek customers and will entitle you to participate in our upcoming Moto Gymkhanas (starting soon) at Sandown.
These events are a blast and will also help you to improve and develop your bike-handling skills while having fun in a safe environment. You will make new riding friends and could even take home a trophy or two.
You must be a club member to participate so call Mel now on 0431 980 506.
REMEMBER YOUR MEMBERSHIP IS FREE !!
These events are open to ALL LAMS SKILL LEVELS !! - No matter where you're at with your riding you can come along and have fun !!
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