COME AND SEE
US SOME TIME
SYDNEY MOTORCYCLE SHOW
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November so come and see the new
convention centre at Darling Harbour
while checking out the latest and
greatest motorcycles on the planet.
There’s heaps to see and do and that
includes coming to see us at our
stand! For all the details, visit http://www.
sydneymotorcycleshow.com.au
STILL GOIN’ SOUTH
MOTORCYCLE SALES DOWN
For the second consecutive period,
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to the same period last year, road
bike sales are down 14.9%. Honda
still holds the market lead of 22.8 per
cent ahead of Yamaha with a 19.
per cent share, Kawasaki third 9.5%
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early next. There are certainly some
amazing new bikes in the pipeline.GETTING DRESSED UP
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around the world hummed to the
tune of classic and vintage stylemotorcycles as The Distinguished
Gentleman’s Ride paraded its way
through 581 cities, with almost 94,
dapper men and women raising funds
and awareness for prostate cancer and
men’s mental health on behalf of the
Movember Foundation. This year,
The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride
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work to all involved, even The Bear
got ‘dappered up’ and got to ride the
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METZELER WINNERS
Over the last few months if you
subscribed or resubscribed to
Australian Motorcyclist you went into
the draw to win (up to the value of
$400) a set of Metzeler tyres. Each
month Ralph would call each lucky
winner with a mixed reaction on the
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thinking Ralph was trying to sell them
a steam mop, but most were over
the moon, saying, “I never win
anything”! Well, you (below) have
certainly won! If you haven’t
subscribed or resubscribed get your
act together and Ralph could be
calling you very shortly!
Just some of the chicken dinners
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winner, Bryne Fowler. DNEWS