Tuesday, December 8, 2009




On the 6 of December 2009 several members from the NSW Central Coast Chapter attended and had a spectacular day. What with around 6,000 Motorbikes in on the day attending.
Overall a Fantastic Day. Weather held off all day and after dropping off the Toys which we brought with us. We had a look around and met up with some old friends. Went to lunch then home.

Michael Lampadarios
National President MMAA Inc.

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Pink Ribbon Ride 1-Nov-2009


It was a perfectly clear and warm day here in NSW.
Several MMAA members from Sydney & the Central Coast attended the pink ribbon ride day.
Meeting point was at Bossley Park at the Marconi Club. The Riders that attend from the MMAA were Gary& Cathy Duff (President of the Central Coast Chapter), Michael Lampadarios (national President), Sara and Boyfriend Colin ( Colin works with Michael), Neal Gardiner (National Comm's), Terry Gardiner (National Road Capt)and Monty a Mason.
We all met at Macdonalds at Thorneleagh had coffee then rode out to the Marconi Club.
After doing the norm of registering for the Ride were we met up with two other MMAA members Chris Tapia and Sandra (Gypsy). We sat down had a chat and waited for the take off. We road out to Picton and had a break. Met up with several other Mason's that were interested in the MMAA and we gave them several handout cards Michael Had made up. Hopefully new members will come out of it. Then rode back to the Club were we had lunch.
Then off to home.
Overall a very good day was had by all concern.
Next ride for the Sydney & Central Coast Chapters will be the Newcastle Toy Run which is on the 6th of December 2009.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Vic - Wombat's Wish Charity Ride Oct 2009


Members and friends of the MMAA Vic Chapter attended the 2nd Annual "Wombat's Wish" ride in honour of the late Greg "Wombat" Currie, owner of the Geelong Harley-Davidson dealership. Wombat's Wish is a charity dedicated to assisting bereaved children living with grief following the loss of a parent. Some of the services provided by Wombat's wish include camps and after school care, as well as grief counselling and support for children. The MMAA were pleased to be able to present the organisers with a cheque for $3,500 to assist them in these activities. This is a great charity that we are very proud to be a part of and we are very grateful that Freemasons Victoria matched our fundraising dollar for dollar. It was particularly pleasing to note that our organisation was the largest single contributor, especially considering that there were many other clubs in attendance. Approximately 300 bikes attended the 'poker-run' ride, which started in Geelong, travelled to Inverleigh for lunch and presentation and then back to Geelong. Ten riders and one pillion attended, representing the MMAA. We had an excellent ride and were escorted through the greater Geelong area by members of the Victorian Police Force. We even received a new application for membership from a participant at the event -John "POLAK" Liberman.
Well done Vic Chapter and special thanks to "MAL" Hurst who organised our attendance and GL's $ for $ contribution for our donation, and also for his own personal contribution. Thanks also to National Chapter for supporting our presence by way of a donation. Great work everyone!

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Sydney Chapter Ride Notice #1 Feb 2009

MMAA SYDNEY Chapter
Monthly RIDE NOTICE 2009_1


Please check YOUR MMAA website for ride calendar and reports on rides, news and other items of interest.
http://www.themmaa.com.au/

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Please ensure you take these dates and place in your calendar so as to not miss them.

Rides 2009

Ride Description. New Members Ride to support the
Proposed Sydney South West Chapter.
From: Cross Roads Pub Liverpool/Prestons.
To Picton
Date: Sunday next 24th May
Contact Ride Organiser: Glyn Williams
Contact Number J_GLYN@bigpond.com

COMMENTS: Plan is to leave the Crossroads pub at, strangely enough, Cross Roads Prestons, or Liverpool dependent upon your point of view. Leaving time is o9:45. We’ll move on to Macca’s at Narellan if that’s more convenient for some, leaving at 10:15 sharp.
You can see the timings for the rest of the ride which will finish up back where we started, or close to it. “Mid ride” stop is Picton at, most probably, the George IV, for a bite etc. We can have a discussion about the formation of the Chapter there. I expect we’ll back at start point by about 14:00ish.

##### All riders and friends please come and support fellow brethren to develop this promising new chapter.

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Ride Description. Lodge Hornsby Centenary Open Day
From: your location
To TURRAMURRA Masonic Hall
Destination: Pacific Highway Turramurra
Date: June 27th
Contact Number: Bongo
Terry Gardiner
Home phone 94821742
Mobile 0412764153
tkgardiner@optusnet.com.au
Comments: The open day will start 10am and conclude at 4pm.

I am asking for assistance with this request, from all members or friends in Sydney area that could help by providing bikes or bike that can stay all day. Part of the day or drop in during the day to provide a bike presence at Turrammura for the open day. I intend to spend the total day there providing security for all the bikes.

Please contact me if you can help with this request, I would also like details of bike manufacture type and spec. Brand type would by listed in advertisement for the open day. The specs would help answer questions from the public.


WHEN OUT ON THE ROAD, ALL RIDERS PLEASE STAY ALERT STAY UPRIGHT, STAY SAFE, RETURN HOME SAFELY.


Ride Description. Lodge Hornsby Centenary celebrations
As part of the Lodges celebrations, we have been invited to promote the MMAA and our new bikers lodge, our interest in bikes as Masons at the Turramurra open day. Bikes will be displayed within the lodge and its garage. Bongo would like a presence of bikes and some members to hand out brochures membership applications and to talk about bikes. All bikes new and vintage are welcomed. Any bikes that can be left all day for display purposed would be greatly appreciated. Also looking for any MMAA flags badges jackets etc to be displayed. Social photos for notice board. Flags. Any other initiatives you find appropriate to assist in promoting our membership in bikes.


FROM OUR NATIONAL ROAD CAPTAIN

To all Members and Non-Members and family, please visit the MMAA web site on a regular basis. The Sydney site will have regular bike related events posted for your consideration.
• Charity rides.
• Social outings with other social clubs. Lots of Masons out there in other clubs that don’t know we exist.
• Social casual coffee runs.
• Social fast long distance lunch runs.
• Social events that may include Music - Motor cycle show - Barbecues – etc
• Masonic events that can be a ride and meeting. E.g. Country events, where the correct dress is worn for that occasion of course 
Don’t miss these fun days check the Web site regularly and your News letter.
Please remember read our Road rules, these are there for your safety and to allow the larger rides to be organised in trouble free manner.
If anyone has any suggestions to make our rides successes please discuss it with me or our National President.

Neal Gardiner
Gardo156
National Communications Officer
0424037469
gardo55@yahoo.com.au

Be just, sit square, ride on the level and stay upright

National Newsletter May 2009

National Bikers News Letter No 5 Sunday, 17 May 2009.



National AGM



Presidents Report:

Greetings to all Members,
To all Members & Associate Members. My name is Michael Lampadarios I am the founder of the M.M.A.A. Inc. and I recently had the honour of being re-elected to the position of National President of the Masonic Motorcycle Association of Australia Inc. The AGM was fantastic with members and Family members coming from every part in NSW, ACT, VIC, and QLD. Well done to the Organizing Chapter. (Sydney Chapter.) I would like to thank all that came from near and far to our AGM you made it a fantastic weekend. The M.M.A.A. has incorporated in NSW and in Victoria. Our Chapters are growing. I also would like to give a special thanks Terry Webster and all Members for making me the First Life Member of the MMAA. Terry made the presentation so well and I thank him very much as it was the best honour a member can bestow on another member. A special Thanks to you Terry not only for a job well done as National President but also for your nomination of me as National President. Terry Webster for all those that might not know was one of the first to join the Association at the grass roots of the M.M.A.A.’s formation. He persevered and came through unscathed. He gave me a lot of well thought advice and when I first approach Terry to set up the VIC Chapter he was a bit hesitant. But he came through and through he came. Organized the Victorian Chapter and went on to become the third National President of the M.M.A.A. I would like also to thank all those who did such a wonderful job in restoring the faith of our members. Terry Webster, Dot Marshall, Greg Marshall, Grant Bates, Roger Coats and there are many more. To all - Many Thanks and don’t stop. Terry did such a fantastic job in building up the Association as National President, what with phone calls and letters being sent out to members that had not had any contact since they joined. There is a NEW ROLE on the National Executive. This Role is the Communication Officer which is now in the Hands of Bro Neal Gardiner and it will be very valuable. For his job is to keep all members up to date with Rides, Newsletters, and Notices and generally keep in touch with everyone. Dot Marshall has been extremely valuable to the Association as Secretary/Treasurer. With out all her hard work and patience we would not be here today.
The role of National President has been passed on to me and with all humility I will do the upmost to not only promote the M.M.A.A. in the Motorcycle community but will endeavour to promote it in the Freemason community. With the help of the new National Committee and fresh ideas coming in from all members, . plans are in place to increase membership over the next year. We will support all functions organized by other Clubs, hold our own Charity Rides and functions. We need members to help us to do things and not sit back and wait for others to organize things. All I have left to say is that it is a privilege for me to be the new National President and hope to meet up with every one soon. Remember this, you the members make up this Association, not the President or the National Executive – YOU!... and without you, this Association would not exist. So, when you are out on a ride or at a Rally wear your breast patches with pride and if someone comes up to you and asks what is that, you can honestly say with pride that it’s the Masonic Motorcycle Association of Australia - Freemasons and Family members and friends, getting together as a group and enjoying each others company. Thank You!

Michael Lampadarios National President M.M.A.A. Inc.
P.S. Don’t forget to check out the Web site. If you have any photos of any Rides or Rallies you may have gone on and wish to have them posted we would more then happy to do so.


Secretary’s Report


NATIONAL SECRETARY/TREASURER

Hi, my name is Dot Marshall and I have been elected again into the above role.

I have met a lot of members over the years, as I have been lucky enough to attend all AGM’s since the forming of the MMAA. I belong to the MMAA Victoria Chapter and am a founding member.

My husband Greg is a Full Member and has been riding a motorbike almost since he could stand. I became as Associate Member as a pillion and then a year later obtained my riders license and ride a Honda 250 Forsight scooter. I work full time at La Trobe University and keep busy supporting Greg with his other Lodge interests including his current stint as Grand Sword in the Grand Lodge of Victoria active team.

I have enjoyed working in the National Secretary/Treasurer’s role and have strived to make it as streamlined as possible.

I welcome any questions and/or suggestions for myself, or ones that I can pass on to others. I see my role as the link between the President and Committee. I ensure all members’ details are up to date so request all members contact me with any changes. I also ensure that all members are kept informed of all newsletters, rides and other information. I think the best way to do this is for members to send their communications through me, to ensure that all members are informed/contacted. Currently we have 78 members and 8 of those members do not have email addresses.

All invoices are emailed/posted in September to give members plenty of time to pay, as fees are due on the 31st October for the ensuing 12 months. If you don’t receive your invoice or feel you are not financial, then let me know, and I will sort it out.

Any payments are able to be made direct into our bank account (for those of you with internet banking facilities). However, I cannot stress enough that you ensure that any EFT payment made direct into the bank account, details your name and reason, so that I can ensure that any payments made, are credited to you.

Thank you for your support in my role as National Secretary/Treasurer.

Not all members have volunteered their birth date but best wishes for a February birthday: Peter Smith on 16/02/1958.

Dot Marshall







Report from the Membership & Merchandise Officer

Membership Report:

2008 was an excellent year for growth for two predominant reasons. Firstly, many of those members who had lapsed their memberships were all personally contacted and it is pleasing to note that the vast majority have renewed their memberships. They cited a severe lack of communications and activity as being the main reasons for lapsing, but were pleased to note the revival of enthusiasm and leadership within the Association. Secondly, apart from increasing our public profile by way of promotion through the press and GL publications, the updating and effective management of the newly designed website has brought about eight new members in the past fifteen weeks, from online applications. Over the past year, our membership has almost doubled and the interest in the club has increased exponentially. This was quite apparent by the turnout we had at our AGM.

Since the AGM, we have received several new applications and other expressions of interest, so we must be doing something right. It appears obvious to me that the increased ride activity and communications has made all the difference. Additionally, we have a new Chapter forming in Tasmania with a very healthy start-up membership of keen motorcyclists.



Merchandise Report:

At the 2009 AGM, it was agreed that all future regalia, i.e. polo shirts, tee shirts, caps etc have only the one club logo – the square & compass one. It was also agreed that the new breast patch be less cluttered and to this end, the A.F & A.M lettering will be removed for all future badges ordered.

Considerable stock was sold over the AGM week-end in Queanbeyan so I will be ordering new stock of polo shirts and caps. If any members wish to order a special size polo shirt, or black long sleeve shirt with logo, please email webby@bigpond,net.au with your size details as soon as possible.




General News

Central Coast has just had their AGM and elected a new committee. They currently have 5 members and are looking to rebuild to their glory days when they had around 20 odd members. Watch this space for their developments. Already they have had interest and will put forward two rides that will involve sleep over’s, one south and one north.

Mr Dave Anthony of CCoast Chapter has just been made a Grandfather, Congratulations to ecstatic Dave and all his family. Glad all are well healthy and sound.

Commiserations to Bongo our national road captain on his recent experience, and to his good fortune in surviving relatively unscathed after a rather nasty smash which wrote off his beloved speedie.


WELCOME:

A very warm welcome to new members;


Mr Steve Dixon Wongan Hills WA.
Mr Milton Salt Kandanga QLD
Mr Ross Ebeling Hawkesbury Heights NSW
Mr Graeme Williams, Umina Beach NSW
Mr Dave Anthony, Wyoming, NSW.
Mr Stephen Maitland, Grosevale. NSW.
Mr Ramindar Barr, Wahroonga NSW




Sydney Chapter News

Recent events have seen the initial creation and holding of the first 4 meetings to create a new lodge; called Lodge Highway. It is an interest Lodge, to bring like minded motor cycle enthusiasts together into a common Lodge. It will meet 4 times per year and be issued a travelling warrant. The parent or mother Lodge is Lodge Wahroonga.

All members with an interest in this can obtain further details through myself.

Sydney recently held its AGM where a new committee has been elected. Mr Hans Guyger is the New President.



Sit Square, ride on the level and stay upright.
Gardo 156

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Trevor Capararo's Initiation into Freemasonry

On the 17th, 18th & 19th of April 2009 several Members of the MMAA went to Tamworth in NSW with Terry webster and Grant Bates coming up from Victoria to give support to an Associate Member of the MMAA. Who was being initiated into Freemasonry.
This Member being Trevor Capararo. Most of us went up on the Friday and were invited to Trevor's and Wendy's house for a BBQ and to meet up with some of our Tamworth Members. The night went off well even though Michael our National President droped his Wing outside Trevors House. Granted it was on a sloppy road but never the less no harm was done and it was agreat night.
On Saturday we found were the New Temple was and had a look around Tamworth.
With Gary Duff from the Central Coast Chapter having a bingle with a Black Rav4 in his family car. Saturday afternoon came around and we all met at the New Temple at around 4pm.
Trevor having nerves catch up with him. The Lodge opened and as a Group we entred the Lodge as MMAA Members. The Initiation went extremly well Trevor was congratulated by the DGIW VWBro Don Janson. In all it was great to watch. I must also thank our Brother Shane Mathies who rode all the way down from Toowoomba QLD for the event.Thanks Shane and to all who attended the Initiation of Trevor Capararo at Lodge Peel #209 in Tamworth.
Cheers
Bro Michael Lampadarios National President MMAA

Sunday, April 26, 2009

SYDNEY SOUTH WEST RIDE

Dear all,

Attached are the links to the “Whereis” site on which I have detailed our route for the ride on the 24th May. You should be able to expand and print etc.

Plan is to leave the Crossroads pub at, strangely enough, Cross Roads Prestons, or Liverpool dependent upon your point of view. Leaving time is o9:45. We’ll move on to Macca’s at Narellan if that’s more convenient for some, leaving at 10:15 sharp.

You can see the timings for the rest of the ride which will finish up back where we started, or close to it.

“Mid ride” stop is Picton at, most probably, the George IV, for a bite etc. We can have a discussion about the formation of the Chapter there.

I expect we’ll back at start point by about 14:00ish.

I originally indicated a detour via the coast but in the interest of time I’ve pulled it back. You can also guess from the route my aversion to motor-ways. (My pick this time!! Someone else next time).

Take care, have fun and drop me a line if you need more info.

See you soon.



From Crossroads, http://www.whereis.com/?id=72BD887C4FEE4E&intref=emailmap

To Crossroads, http://www.whereis.com/?id=72BDAEAC0BF00C&intref=emailmap


Glyn
J_GLYN@bigpond.com;

Kindest Regards,

Glyn & Carol

Friday, April 24, 2009

Minutes of General Meeting 18 April 2009

MINUTES OF “GENERAL MEETING”

Held in Tamworth on Saturday 18th April 2009

Venue: Tamworth Masonic Centre
Time: 1:30PM

Welcome: Michael Lampadarios chaired the meeting and welcomed all present and explained that this meeting was specifically for voting on four amendments / changes to our constitution. No other business would be discussed.

Present: Michael Lampadarios, Terry Webster, Grant Bates, Peter Smith, Trevor & Wendy Capararo, Shane Mathies, Graeme Williams, Gary & Cathie Duff.

Apologies: G. Fox, B. Freedman, B. Vizintin, L. Hicks, C. Everingham, A. Burton, D. Weaver. N & L. Weaver, G & D. Marshall, L. Webster, L & V. Norgate, J. Alvaro, R. Coates, P & J. Lye, C. Packham, D. Smith, R & S. Markerink, T & J. Cross.

The four items for special resolution were voted on, proxies accepted, and the results were as follows:

Art 27: Passed
Art 37: Passed
Art 70: Passed
Art 71: Passed

The business being completed, the meeting was closed in peace and harmony at 1:50PM.

NW NSW Chapter - Trevor's initiation 19 April 2009

Members of the NW NSW Chapter and Peel Lodge welcomed MMAA members from Victoria, and NSW and Queensland to Tamworth for the initiation of Trevor Capararo into Peel Lodge and the Craft. Trevor has been a long standing member of the MMAA and was the first member to join from the NW NSW region.

The visitors were extremely well looked after and catered for, which is a credit to the Freemasons and their partners in the area. Trevor and Wendy Capararo organised a BBQ at their home for those of us who came to visit. An excellent night was had by all with Jason Capararo(our hosts son) proving his prowess as a chef with his signature dish "eggs a la moth".

Saturday was the big day with a "General Meeting" held at the Masonic Centre at 1:30PM for voting on 4 amendments / changes to our constitution. Meeting closed at 1:50PM and after a little "free time" Trevors initiation ceremony began at 4:30PM, concluding with an excellent meal and social time in the "South".

An excellent week-end was had by all and particular thanks go to V.Wor. Bro. David Robertson who went out of his way to assist in the organisation of the weekends events.

See the photos of the weekend in our "Gallery" page.

NSW - Central Coast Chapter AGM May 2009

Masonic Motorcycle Association of Australia Inc.
Central Coast Chapter

22nd April 2009

Notice of meeting
for MMAA Central Coast Chapter
Annual General Meeting.

Bretheren & Members.

Notice is hereby given that the AGM of the Central Coast Chapter of the Masonic Motor Cycle Association be held as follows:

Place: Coffee lounge at Mingagra Recretation Club
Time: 10:30am
Date: Sunday 17th May 2009

The meeting will be chaired by Cliff Hobson (Chapter President).

Agenda –
a) To vote on whether the Chapter can/ wishes continue to operate.
b) If the decission is made to wind it up, then the dispersal of funds in the bank account to be decided. Either they are to be paid to the National Chapter or donated to a worthy cause.
c) If it is decided to continue then the election of office bearers will take place. In this regard all positions shall be declared vacant.
d) The meeting will be close in peace and harmony.


Fraternally,

Allan Mason - Secretary



IMPORTANT!
If you cannot attend the called meeting, please fill out this form.


Nomination form MMAA Central Coast Chapter AGM to be held on Sunday 17th May 2009 or any adjournment thereof.

I, (Name)

Nominate: (Name)

For the position of: (President, Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer, Road Captain, Communications Officer.)

Please note:
Nominees for President and Vice President must be Full & Financial members of the M.M.A.A. Inc.
Affiliate members may fill all other positions. All nominations to be in by noon 3rd May 2009

It will be your job to ensure that the person nominated is accepting such nomination and will take that position if elected.


Simply delete all in brackets, fill in name, position and date, and email it back to me.

Thank You

Thursday, February 5, 2009

NSW - MMAA Bike Dislay 26 April 2009

Greetings All,

Through the week I had the pleasure of attending a meeting to sponsor a new member into Woronora Lodge.

Whilst there, I mentioned the MMAA, (as I tend to do at every available opportunity), and the DGIW of District 28 was interested in what we are and what we do.

He has invited us, as a club and masons, to put on a motorcycle display at their annual picnic. It is not on until the 26th April 09, and I understand that it is a long time off, but I thought I might gain some expressions of interest from among us and give him the positive response that I am sure he is looking forward to.

I see this as an opportunity to both raise our profile and perhaps gain some new members into the MMAA. I would appreciate a response within the next week to provide them with an indication of our interest.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,
Roger (Lizard) Coates
MMAA Inc
Sydney Chapter Road Captain
National Vice President

NSW - Charity Ride 15 - 22 Feb 2009

Here is your invitation to a great event.
You can ride with us for the whole 6 days, or just a few hours, as you wish.
More information on our website www.ma.org.au
member events Road Ride Rules
Sunday 15 - Friday 22 Feb 2009

6 Days On Road Ride


Zaidee’s Chasing a Rainbow Ride
Departing from Melbourne on Sunday 15 Feb, we'll be riding over some of Australia's best roads on our way to the Gold Coast Motorcycle Expo, which starts on Friday 22 Feb. approximate route map here

The ride is being led by Allan Turner of Zaidee's Rainbow Foundation , a not-for-profit group dedicated to improving the awareness of organ donation, named in memory of Kim and Allan's daughter, Zaidee Turner. Zaidee tragically and suddenly died in 2004 at the age of seven after suffering a burst blood vessel in her brain.

You can ride with us for the whole 6 days or for a few hours as we travel through Bairnsdale, Canberra, Sydney, Port Macquarie, Ballina and into the Gold Coast. We'll be stopping a communities along the way to help promote awareness of organ donation.

We'll be joined by one of the hits of the Sydney Motorcycle Show, Bundy the dog, who'll be riding with Tex, her co-pilot.

Zaidee’s Chasing a Rainbow Ride Day 1 (373 km)
Meet time: 10.30 am Sunday 15 February 2009

Departing from: City Triumph, 111 A'Beckett St, Melbourne

Route: Monash Fwy (M1) and Princes Highway (A1)

Finish: Orbost Vic

Zaidee’s Chasing a Rainbow Ride Day 2 (367 km)
Meet time: 9.00 am Monday 16 February 2009

Departing from: Corner Nicholson St and Ruskin St Orbost

Route: Princes Highway (A1) to Cann River, then Monaro Hwy (A23)
Finish: Veteran's Park, Canberra (Corner Northbourne Ave & Cooyong St) Zaidee’s

Chasing a Rainbow Ride Day 3 (295 km)
Meet time: 9.00 am Tuesday 17 February 2009
Departing from Outside Canberra Racecourse, Federal Hwy

Route: Federal Hwy (A23) Hume Hwy (A31) Narellan Rd, Northen Rd (A9) to Walacia, Then Mulgoa Rd to Richmond NSW
Finish: Richmond NSW

Zaidee’s Chasing a Rainbow Ride Day 4 (376 km)
Meet: 9.00 am Wednesday 18 February 2009
Depart: McQuade Park, Richmond NSW

Route: Richmond to Wisemans Ferry then to Bucketty, (St Albans Rd) Then Great Northern Rd to Cessnock and Maitland then New England Hwy (A15) to the Princes Hwy to Buckets Way to Gloucester to Taree NSW
Finish: Taree, NSW


Zaidee’s Chasing a Rainbow Ride Day 5 (436 km)
Meet: 10.00am Thursday 19 February 2009
Depart: Fotheringham Park River Street Taree
Route: Pacific Hwy (A1)
Finish: Captain Cook Park, Ballina NSW

Zaidee’s Chasing a Rainbow Ride Day 6 (112 km)
Meet: 9.00 am Depart 10.00 am Friday 20 February 2009
Depart: McDonalds Restaurant, River Street, Ballina NSW
Route: Pacific Hwy (A1) to Gold Coast Hwy (A2)
Finish: Approx 12.00 noon Gold Coast Convention and Expo Centre, Gold Coast Highway, Broadbeach, QLD

Difficulty · Whole ride - Roads 2 Speed 2 Navigation 1 Experience 2 or 3

Days 1,2,4,5,6 Roads 2 Speed 2 Navigation 1 Experience 2

· Day 3- Roads 2 Speed 2 Navigation 2 Experience 3

Food: Riders to arrange own food (communal lunches and dinners each day)

Accommodation: Riders to arrange own acommodation

Memorabilia: Zaidee Pin & Patch & pair of Zaidee’s Rainbow Shoelaces incl. for one day or full 5 day riders
Limited numbers of Zaidee's Chasing a Rainbow Ride Tee-shirts will be available (Cost- $35ea)

Support: Support vehicle will follow riders each day

Cost: $20 for one day $50 for the full 5 day ride, or join us for part of any day for $5 (optionally).

Entry Forms Required for riders on whole days or the full 5 days only

Special Instructions: We also need 2 peaple to help by driving the support vehicle on the route. This would suit a non-riding spouse or two riders wanting to share a bike. If you are able to help out (in a non-riding capacity), please send me your name and daytime contact details ASAP.

Allan Turner
CEO
Zaidee's Rainbow Foundation
Phone 03 58 23 5321
Fax 03 58 32 5310
Mob 0412 985 211
email allan@zaidee.org
Web www.zaidee.org