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The following are discussion papers to highlight issues of concern for motorcyclists. These reflect the views which have been expressed by member clubs and are living documents which form the… Continue reading Key Issues & Positions
DISCLAIMER Read This First CorneringA Good Rider isa Good Risk ManagerCornering- Speed – Position – Gear Intro PageRiskManagementCues for Cornering from MCC of NSWTips for Turns from Sandeep at xbhpTips… Continue reading CORNERING – Motorcycle Council of NSW
DISCLAIMER Read This First Reading Road UsersWhat people do – and they’re sharing the road with you Intro PageRiskManagementRTA Braking Habits MCC of NSW Other Drivers TAC Spokes RTA Rider… Continue reading Reading Road Users – Motorcycle Council of NSW
DISCLAIMER All information and material included in this video is only general in nature. It is not intended as advice and must not be relied on as such. Any person… Continue reading Disclaimer – Motorcycle Council of NSW
At the 2011 MAW launch in Wynyard Square, Sydney On stage, Roads Minister, Duncan Gay, Jonesy from Radio 2WS ** Here’s the audio of Duncan Gay talking to Jonesy at… Continue reading Roads Minister Duncan Gay – Motorcycle Council of NSW
After 16 years of Labor, it is time for change. Under a NSW Liberals & Nationals Government, motorcyclists and scooter riders will be recognised as an independent road user group.At… Continue reading Liberals & Nationals
Q. What should I do if I am in an accident? A. If the accident is not your fault it is important to ensure you obtain the details of the… Continue reading Accident Q&A
Since the demise of City of Sydney’s Motorcycle and Scooter Parking Strategy, parking is a little less convenient, but still available and with far better Rules than most local councils… Continue reading Motorcycle & Scooter Parking In Sydney
Big Four join forces on hydrogen – British Motorcyclists Federation
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Big Four join forces on hydrogen Other news 31 May 2023 Honda, Kawasaki, Yamaha and Suzuki are getting together to research the use of hydrogen as a direct alternative fuel for petrol engines. The Hyd...Contact Info
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