Wednesday, 16th , Club Meeting
Come early for dinner
7pm for a 7:30pm Start – 9:00pm Finish
Highway 31, 743-745 Sydney Road, Brunswick,
Victoria, 3056, Australia (map)

Saturday 19th, Harley City Museum Open Day
770 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Victoria, 3056, (map)

June

Sunday 3rd, Club Ride
Daylesford with G.B.
Departing Harley City 9.30 am
770 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Victoria, 3056, (map)

Saturday 16th, Harley City Museum Open Day
770 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Victoria, 3056, (map)

Wednesday, 20th , Club Meeting
Come early for dinner
7pm for a 7:30pm Start – 9:00pm Finish
Highway 31, 743-745 Sydney Road, Brunswick,
Victoria, 3056, Australia (map)

JULY

Sunday 1st, Club Ride
Departing Harley City 9.30 am
770 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Victoria, 3056, (map)

Wednesday, 18th , Club Meeting
Come early for dinner
7pm for a 7:30pm Start – 9:00pm Finish
Highway 31, 743-745 Sydney Road, Brunswick,
Victoria, 3056, Australia (map)

Saturday 21st, Harley City Museum Open Day
770 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Victoria, 3056, (map)

Saturday 21st, Harley City Trivia Night
7.00pm till late
770 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Victoria, 3056, (map)

Sunday 5th, Club Ride
Departing Harley City 9.30 am
770 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Victoria, 3056, (map)

Wednesday, 15th , Club Meeting
Come early for dinner
7pm for a 7:30pm Start – 9:00pm Finish
Highway 31, 743-745 Sydney Road, Brunswick,
Victoria, 3056, Australia (map)

Saturday 18th, Harley City Museum Open Day
770 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Victoria, 3056, (map)

Future Rides 2012

Sunday June 3rd. Daylesford with G.B.
Sunday July 1st. TBA with George
Sunday August 5th. TBA with John
Sunday September 2nd. TBA with Harry
Sunday October 7th. Eildon with George
Sunday November 4th. Fish Creek with Alex
Sunday December 2nd. Ballarat with Hannibal.

Riding the Great Race 2012.

It is 6.00am on a late summer morning in Jindabyne.
Temperature is ten degrees still dark with mist off the
lake casting its shadow around the lamp posts at
The Station Resort, starting point for the 2012 Great Race.
Because of my low race number I have an early start 7.30am.
It takes a full 80 minutes for the field to get away at two bikes
per minute. Time to get a good breakfast washed down with
plenty of black coffee. I am riding a 1928 Harley Two Cam.
Note the wording Two Cam and not Twin Cam
that refers to Harley’s current offering of that engine
architecture. My bike was purchased new by Sam Oppie
a member of the famed Seattle Cossacks a stunt and
drill riding team. Sam was known for modifying
Two Cams cutting down the frame to give a lower seat height
and shortening the gas tanks to suit. In all there was about
a dozen Oppie cutdowns 3 of which are still known to exist.
My bike has been maintained but still is essentially as
Sam would have rode it 1931.
I don’t believe anyone has done a better job of
setting up a Harley Two Cam.

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