Hayabusa Convention (When, v2)

[demeester]

OK, to get an idea...Late 2004, w/end or long w/end + 1 or 2 days on either/both sides Late 2004, full week no problems Early 2005, extended weekend as above2005 Easter Maybe just for coffee, and then go home...Show results

[WARD P]

Like I said before, if December I can accomodate plenty at the Motel at Tallangatta. (check previous corro on original thread.) Bright, Mt Beauty, up to Corryong and Cabramurra, Falls Creek are all great day rides close by, and it's between Melbourne and Sydney.
For Sydney riders it's a fantastic ride up over the snowys to get here. Melbourneites could come up over Hotham.

cheers,

WARD

[WARD P]

PS.
I didn't vote . . .
but my second choice would be Western NSW as it's Central to everyone - but pretty boring riding.

I'll try and get to it no matter where.

[Tony]

The ride is not the most important thing, it is to get as many people & bikes to one central place. check out other bikes & talk to people with the same ideas. No good having a nice ride with only ten bikes there doing it. ie Tasie.

[Heidi1]

Sorry Tony, for me it is the ride. I love talking bikes with the best of them, but it is actually riding the thing that makes me smile.

I'll go if Max goes.

HEIDI xxx

[Tony]

Good Heidi, you will enjoy the ride where ever it is. Hope there are heaps of us there too.

[Max]

The ride is the reason, the talk is the result of having riding
enthusiasts doing the BBB thing afterwards which is always
entertaining. Having a huge mob of Buses together would
just be awesome. I believe the likelihood of getting that huge
mob together depends on accessibility to the largest number
of attendants.

My shoulder will restrict me in distance but if we end up
pretty well anywhere in NSW I'll certainly go, shifts
permitting, when I eventually get back to work I am a shift
worker.

If Heidi goes I'll go!


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