Mick OBrien’s Kwaka GT750. Ebay purchase for $455,All optional extras are recycled from tip! Scrap steel and pipe for brackets and crashbars,sheep dip drums for panniers , top box,side covers and grasshopper busters.Sewer pipe and caps for extra storage cannisters.Will be detoring through Macquarie Marshes for look on way from Inverell to Cobar.Wish all a good ride,seeya out there. Mick.

Jim Collins and Matt Watters would like to thank Mick Cole and all the boys
and girls at Mick Cole Motorcycles, Bega for their support. Service manager
and head mechanic Bob gave the bikes a once over to assist us in making it
to the Corner. If your ever in Bega, drop in.

Picture L to R Bob, Mick, Jim and Matt with bikes

Pezz’s Honda CB400/4 has become an XR460 Four, with too many modifications to list.
This is one Scrapheap Bike which draws a lot of interest!!!

Jim Collins, XT600E bought for under $1000 with a dodge engine which has since been rebuiilt. Travelling with Jim is Matt Watters DR500, both from the far south Coast of NSW are heading off this weekend, and will be going on a scenic route via Mildura and Menindee Lakes. Have a great ride Fella’s!!

Honda SL350 restored and built by Stephen Searle of Tamworth. Steve is riding to the corner with Rod Hemmings on his TL125 powered Comet

David Leemings KLR modded further and ready to go!!

Stephen Searle’s SL350 Honda Scrambler Which is currently undergoing a massive resto . . .!!!

Rod Hemmings Vincent Comet running a TL125 Engine!!

Madass is evolving, and ready to go!!!

More photos at avrider.com

Reposted from blacktownsun.com.au

A GLENWOOD motorcyclist will ride 1000 kilometres to the NSW, South Australian and Queensland borders to raise money for Down Syndrome NSW.
Dr Bruce Campbell will also be catching up with years of missed motorcycle adventure.

“This is a result of more than 40 years day-to-day use of a motorcycle as my main means of transport,” he said.

“I had originally planned to travel to Tenterfield via the back roads, then follow the McIntyre, Barwon and Darling Rivers down to their confluence with Murray River in autumn.

“As Camerons Corner is only about 600 kilometres from the Darling River, I thought it would make a good side trip from my main adventure.”

The 64-year-old Sydney University of Technology lecturer has taken long service leave. Perry Gilsenan started the ride to support his daughter and raised more than $20,000 last year, despite losing both legs in two separate accidents.

Registrations, sponsorships and donations to Dr Campbell can be made at scrapheapadventureride.com.au.