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06-08-2000, 09:35pm
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In glorious weather, we arrived at the designated meeting point. 17 Busas, (2 others), and with pillions, 24 people (I think). The pace to Powelltown was moderate, generally keeping under 150. We just dominated the road, spreading across all lanes at the traffic lights. Even the Maserati was not going to take us on. At Powelltown, we waved goodbye to two, and continued on wet roads to Noojee. A couple of tintops in the twisties encouraged us to keep the speeds safe... Stuart and his wife (partner? sorry, not sure) were waiting - pity they were at the wrong pub and didn't catch up with us till hours later when we had returned to Melbourne...
Lunch was served over a period of an hour and a half as the kitchen struggled with the size of the group.
The return saw some greater speeds, with a couple of 220km/h + bursts on the freeway. Gradually, the group dwindled as some went their own way, peeling off to return to their abodes. Nine Busas came together for coffee at Cafe Racer.
One minor mishap with a bike dropped in the gravel car park - hope there is not too much damage from that one. No tickets.
Thanks, Volvi, great route! Edited by demeester at: 8/7/00 4:29:58 pm
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In glorious weather, we arrived at the designated meeting point. 17 Busas, (2 others), and with pillions, 24 people (I think). The pace to Powelltown was moderate, generally keeping under 150. We just dominated the road, spreading across all lanes at the traffic lights. Even the Maserati was not going to take us on. At Powelltown, we waved goodbye to two, and continued on wet roads to Noojee. A couple of tintops in the twisties encouraged us to keep the speeds safe... Stuart and his wife (partner? sorry, not sure) were waiting - pity they were at the wrong pub and didn't catch up with us till hours later when we had returned to Melbourne...
Lunch was served over a period of an hour and a half as the kitchen struggled with the size of the group.
The return saw some greater speeds, with a couple of 220km/h + bursts on the freeway. Gradually, the group dwindled as some went their own way, peeling off to return to their abodes. Nine Busas came together for coffee at Cafe Racer.
One minor mishap with a bike dropped in the gravel car park - hope there is not too much damage from that one. No tickets.
Thanks, Volvi, great route! Edited by demeester at: 8/7/00 4:29:58 pm