Driver ended up spending more than a pennyBeware - thieves are out in force in Bathurst Do you remember when ... Part 2This week we have a second installment of photos that were taken in February 1994. City’s shame is still hiddenMore must be done to uncover Bathurst's paedophile shame, says one former journalist Roo move’s a joke and there are millions of reasons whyThe kangaroo statistics for NSW make for interesting reading while Bathurst Regional Council continues to focus on 200 ... Signing up to have their say on road safetyIt's time for council to listen to calls to upgrade Bathurst's worst intersectionWouldn’t it be great if motorcycles were racing at Bathurst this weekend and a free-to-air TV channel was broadcasting three days of live coverage like the Bathurst 1000? We love the Great Race, but a return of motorcycles to the mountain could be as the famous as the Isle of Man TT. That race has grown enormously in the past decade to become every motorcyclist’s must-do trip.

Bathurst Council has proposed a second circuit on the mountain that unfortunately doesn’t include the mountain. The proposal has been around for a few years now. Council media spokeswoman Therese Ryan says they are still awaiting State and Federal Government and private funding.triumph motorcycles uk leicester “It will be a multi-purpose second circuit, not just a motorcycle circuit, with a business park. vespa for sale seattleWe’re still lobbying for funding at this point.”motorcycle helmet uv visor Still, wouldn’t it be great if there were support motorcycle classes at this weekend’s Bathurst 1000?motorcycles for sale in salina ks

Motorcycle racing on the iconic mountain track finished in the late ’80s. Since then, the touring cars and now V8 Supercars have heavily modified the circuit. It is now at a stage where there could never be safe motorcycle racing there again.motorcycle shops near grimsby However, the local council is confident their second track can attract state and federal funding and private interest. youth camo motorcycle helmetIf so, they hope to create a world-class MotoGP and World Superbikes track to the east of the existing track in the camping ground and old drive-in area.harley davidson for sale ahmedabad Committee member Rob “Stumpy” Taylor told me two years ago he was confident they would turn the first sod within a year.

Two years later, nothing has happened. While V8 Supercars continue to run street events such as the new Newcastle race, there is less impetus to create new race circuits. Meanwhile, old circuits wither and die and become housing developments. Let’s hope this new circuit gets appropriate funding.The Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer is a nationwide motorcycle event to raise awareness of depression and suicide prevention. You can make a difference by joining us on your local ride! Below are the itinerary, coordinator contacts and registration links for the NSW legs of the Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer taking place Australia wide on 22nd March, 2015. Registering early helps Black Dog Ride with safety, catering, and merchandise, and we would like to reward riders who help us out. By registering before 15th March, you go in the national raffle draw for a unique hand crafted 9ct Gold Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer signet ring, designed by Black Dog Rider Clayton Gordon, valued at over $1500!

This raffle will be drawn on Sunday 22nd March. Please read the Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer FAQs before registering. If you have any queries about your local ride, please contact your local Ride Coordinator. If you'd like to adopt a Winston before the ride, the BDR Online Shop is always open! 8.00am - Check in at the Pitt Complex, Mount Panorama, Bathurst 11.00am - Arrive Molong for morning tea (fuel if required) 1.00pm - Finish at Canowindra for a Lions BBQ Lunch Flyer - Download the PDF flyer here and the JPEG here. Find it on FB here. Fundraising - All donations support Lifeline Central West's suicide prevention programs 8.00am - Check in and breakfast at The Entrance Leagues Club 10.00am - Ride Departs for the Hunter Valley 12.30pm - Ride Finale with lunch and raffle at HOPE Estate Winery then on to Catho Pub to cool down and watch Mark Cashin perform Fundraising - All donations support Lifeline Central Coast's suicide prevention programs

8.00am - Check in and breakfast at Condobolin Swimming Pool 10.00am - Regroup at Ungarie Hall 12.30pm - Fifield Hotel for Lunch 3.30pm - Finish with at the Condobolin Swimming Pool or Anny m: 0488-856-610 Flyer - Download the PDF flyer here and JPEG here. Fundraising - All donations support Lifeline Australia's suicide prevention programs 8.00am - Check in at Macquarie Inn, Wheelers Lane, Dubbo 10.30am - Refreshments at Imperial Hotel and Coffee Shop, Trangie 12.30pm - Ride finishes with lunch at Commercial Hotel, Brisbane St, Dubbo 7:30am Ride Check in at Grafton Shopping World 11:30am Refreshments at Maclean Café 10:30am Refreshments at Tucabia General Store 1:00pm Finish Ride at Ryan Street, South Grafton Fundraising - All donations support Lifeline North Coast's suicide prevention programs 8.30am - Check in at the Carpark behind Crispy Creme at Panthers World of Entertainment. Breakfast (Bacon and Egg rolls by Lifeline) and coffee available.

10.00am - Ride departs via Bells Line of Road 1.00pm - Lifeline BBQ lunch back at Panthers 2.00pm - BDR's Ambassador & Street Bike Stunt Rider Dave McKenna putting on a breathtaking stunt show! Feel free to invite your family and friends to the 1pm BBQ and to watch Daves show, no ticket required. Dave will stick around and sign posters for the kids after he performs! Flyer - Down the PDF flyer here and the JPEG here. Fundraising - All donations support Lifeline Western Sydney's suicide prevention programs 8.00am - Check in at the Short St Carpark 10.30am - Refreshments at Kew 11.30am - Refreshments at Beechwood (Fuel) 1.30pm - Finish with a BDR BBQ and Band at Panthers Sports Club, Port Macquarie Fundraising - All donations support Lifeline Mid Coast's suicide prevention programs 10.00am - Check in at Shoal Haven City Council Carpark, Bridge Rd, Nowra 12.30pm - Finish with a lunch at Corrigan's Beach Reserve, Bateman's Bay 8.00am - Check in and breakfast at Wagga Wagga Motorcycle Centre, Sturt Hwy