Entries are OPEN for the Honda Snowy Ride 2018.
Avoid the queues in Cooma or Thredbo and register online, your entry is automatically in the major prize draw for the Africa Twin, even if you can’t make it to the Ride, and more importantly, your $60 entry fee goes straight into supporting childhood cancer research. Click here to register now!
They’re home safe and we’re over the moon to announce that the 2018 Around Australia Ride raised an amazing $110,000 for childhood cancer research!
Our crew received a warm welcome at Tynan Motors Hyundai this afternoon, completing the 15,000km marathon motorcycle ride which kicked off last month in Tamworth.
Huge thanks to Tynan Motors for hosting the welcome, to our fantastic sponsor and supplier of our two support vehicles, Hyundai Help for Kidsand Hyundai Australia as well as the family, friends and supporters who made it a special homecoming.
And last but definitely not least – a huge congratulations to the wonderful crew of riders, pillions and support crew on this amazing achievement!
Some more spectacular scenery and roads for riding as the Around Australia Riders have traveled through Victoria, along the Great Ocean Road and across Port Phillip Bay onboard the Queenscliff Ferry. Onto Batemans Bay tonight for their last night of this incredible adventure and back to Sydney tomorrow!
A very special night for the Around Australia Ride group as they received a Skype call from Professor Glenn Marshall. Professor Marshall has been Head of the Molecular Carcinogenesis Program at Children’s Cancer Institute since 1995. [Read more…]
AAR has visited Port Augusta, Hahndorf and Mount Gambier in the last few days with many more natural and man-made wonders to experience!
Many of the riders took the longer route to Port Augusta, enabling them to visit the incredible rock formations – Murphy’s Haystacks.
A rest day in Hahndorf to catch up on washing, some sightseeing and some even visited the National Motor Museum with spectacular vehicle & bike displays.
Beautiful stone buildings and architecture through S.A then onto the Blue Lake at Mount Gambier. Onto Victoria and only a few days to go!
