SR500 National Rally

The SR500 Club 5th National Rally is returning to Bethanga in N.E.
Victoria, about 25 km east of Albury/ Wodonga on the weekend of 19-21
November.

There is ample camping space at the Bethanga Recreation Reserve and
once again we will be fed by the the hard working local Rural Fire
Brigade. $15.00 prepaid or $20 when you roll up.

People planning to arrive on the Friday and partake of an excellent
counter meal at the Courthouse Hotel should contact this site
(www.sr500club.org/) beforehand so the SR500 club can ensure
sufficient food is on hand.

Kind regards
Dave Milligan

 

I'll be there, as will scum and slej

 

I can't imagine I'll find any real difficulty waddling up to
A/W for that one ... After all, I ride two air-cooled 500s ...

-----sharks

 

I'll be there.

 

Mebbe we could all show up and outnumber the SR club members!

 

At the same time!!
Clem
(two 550s!)

 

Pffft!

 

Sounds like a plan. I have that week off work.

Nev..
'03 ZX12R

 

Summer Wintersun!

 

Largists two 300's


--
smack

, if it was guess he would be rinding already
doest the bus do something like 140 in 1st only need one gear then
**Johnnie5 on a bad day**

where (who) the hell is Glen?

 

HMMMM wintersun in winter
how about summer moon?

 

Damn; and I forgot to add "liquid-cooled [****-off-Littler]"
Clem

 

Fark they're not pots they're schooners!
Clem

 

Heheh, no wonder Johno fuckin' likes me!

 

Smee wrote:

But hasn't Nev already claimed the moon? Spring Moon at the GP last year!

 

peasants.....bloody girls can only ride 2 at a time.

Scum
(who rides three 318.3's at once)

 

Nev was swallowed up by that moon

 

nev swallows ?
to much information.

 

Yes Rachael....
Clem

 

And **** you very much too Clem

JL
(acquaintance of mine went for a job at AMCN today, I told him to tell
Wooton he's a mate of yours Clem, **** I'm cruel
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