MOLONG RIDE REVIEW Despite the heavy rain that fell in parts of the Central West on Sunday, many motorcyclists participated in the second annual Central West Motorcycle Awareness Ride. Nearly… Continue reading [30/10] Central West Molong Ride
Support the Reece Bancell Memorial Association by attending their 2nd Annual Dinner/Auction. Again being held, at:THE EPPING CLUB, EPPING NSWOnOCTOBER 28th, 2005With Special Guest: Wayne Gardner The Reece Bancell Memorial… Continue reading [28/10] Reece Bancell Dinner
Motorcycle Awareness Week was kicked off with the Pyrmont Bridge Display on Saturday 22nd October 2005. The Pyrmont Bridge Display day went extremely well and with plenty of general public… Continue reading [22/10] Pyrmont Bridge Display
Motorcycle Awareness Week 2005 October 22 to 30 2005 “The activities planned endeavour to raise the profile of the motorcycle community and improve the safety of riders” “We ask that… Continue reading 2005 Motorcycle Awareness Week
Rider Training Apart from controlling the motorcycle and the traffic situation, the rider must also control him or herself. There are three levels of skills a rider requires (1) OperationalThis… Continue reading Rider Training
Position Statement – Crash Barriers There are no crash barriers that can be considered ‘motorcycle friendly’. In the event of a motorcyclist impacting with a crash barrier the likelihood is… Continue reading Crash Barriers
Position Statement – Daytime Running Lights It is currently being proposed that the Australian Design Rules (ADRs) be changed so all new cars are fitted with Daytime Running Lights. Priority:-… Continue reading Daytime Running Lights
Position Statement – Frontal Identification In some States it has been proposed that motorcycles be fitted with some form of Frontal Identification, namely numberplates or decals. However, this proposal is… Continue reading Frontal Identification
Position Statement – Protective Clothing Research has shown that in a crash protective clothing is able to reduce the severity of injuries. However, there is no guarantee that what is… Continue reading Protective Clothing
000 or 112 ??? There is no doubt that 112 is connected and a mobile telephone will make that call even if the phone has no SIM card. 112 and… Continue reading Emergency Calls
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Motor Cycle Council of NSW
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Parramatta 2124
Ph: 1300 679 622 (1300 NSW MCC)
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