ENTRY FORM - Classic Riders Club of Goulburn Inc 27Th Annual Classic Ride 27Th & 28Th October 2018

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ENTRY FORM - Classic Riders Club of Goulburn Inc 27Th Annual Classic Ride 27Th & 28Th October 2018 Classic Riders Club of Goulburn Inc 27th Annual Classic Ride 27th & 28th October 2018 Contact : Dale Towell 0422 367 011 ENTRIES CLOSE - Monday, 22nd October 2018 Ride will commence from the Goulburn Workers Arena - Corner Hume Street and Finlay Road Goulburn - INVITATION & INFORMATION The members of Classic Riders Club of Goulburn (CRCG) would like to invite you to their 27th Annual Classic Ride for Veteran, Vintage, Classic and Modern Motorcycles. On each day of the ride, all bikes travel the same route to the morning tea venue – moderns heading off in front of older bikes. On the return ride to Goulburn for lunch, there will be a long route and a short route option, both open to all riders. Each route will be marshalled and backed up by recovery vehicles. Rally Packs may be collected from Goulburn Workers Arena either – 1. Friday 26th October between 6.00pm and 7.30pm, or 2. Saturday 27th October between 8.00am and 9.00am. Day/Date Time Event Detail Cost Friday 6.00pm Event launch Sausage Sizzle Goulburn Workers Arena Complimentary 26th Oct 8.00am Breakfast Goulburn Workers Arena supporting CanAssist 9.00am Riders’ briefing Workers Arena $50 9.15am Marshals depart 9.30am Modern motorcycles depart, Travel via Crookwell Rd, Goulburn followed by Veteran, Vintage & Rd → Crookwell → Binda ober Classic motorcycles. (68kms) 10.30am Morning Tea Binda Public School Oct th Saturday 11.30am Leave Binda – return Goulburn Long ride option - Travel via Laggan 7 2 Modern motorcycles depart Rd → Taralga → Goulburn (110kms) followed by Veteran, Vintage & Short ride option - Travel to Classic motorcycles Crookwell → via Range Rd → Goulburn (73kms) 1.00pm – 3.30pm Lunch & Motorcycle judging * Goulburn Workers Arena - Rotary 6.00pm for 6.30pm Presentation Dinner ** Goulburn Workers Club Auditorium $35 8.00am Breakfast Goulburn Workers Arena supporting CanAssist 9.00am Riders’ Briefing Workers Arena $10 9.15am Marshals depart 9.30am Modern motorcycles depart, Travel via Currawang Rd → Tarago followed by Veteran, Vintage & (63kms) 0ber Classic motorcycles. 10.30am Morning Tea Tarago Public School Oct th Sunday 12.00noon Leave Tarago – return Goulburn Long ride option - return Goulburn 28 Modern motorcycles depart, via Oallen Ford Rd → Bungonia → followed by Veteran, Vintage & via Mountain Ash Rd → Goulburn Classic motorcycles. (76kms) Short ride option – return Goulburn via Windellama/Quialigo (68kms) 1.00pm Lunch Goulburn Workers Arena - Rotary $10 * To be eligible for a Trophy : • Both motorcycle and rider must be registered to participate. • Motorcycle must be presented for judging at Workers Arena at completion of the ride. ** Those attending the Rally Dinner will be eligible for entry in the draw for one of TWO MYSTERY ESCAPE PACKAGES. One prize will be for visiting entrants and one will be for CRCG member entrants – both to be drawn on the night. A courtesy bus will provide transport from Goulburn Caravan Park (leaving at 5.45pm) to Rally Dinner Venue (returning late). For accommodation information, please ring the Goulburn Visitor Centre Ph (02) 4823 4492 Free call 1800 353 646 Or refer to https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/Hotels-g255321-Goulburn_New_South_Wales- Hotels.html for a listing of places to stay in Goulburn. This year’s Annual Ride theme will be ‘BSA Marque’ – 2018 is a significant year for BSA motorcycles. The international BSA rally is being held in Australia (Victoria), and our focus on the BSA will not only support this great event, but give participating BSA riders a pre-international rally tune up. A trophy for ‘best BSA display’ will be offered for 2018 to reflect this theme. We welcome all BSA motorcycle owners/enthusiasts to present static displays from fully operational models, to projects in all stages of progress and all states of condition. All BSA display entries will be acknowledged. We also offer a new category this year for Trikes and Spyders – ever increasing in popularity amongst our motor cycle enthusiasts. The Classic Riders’ Club of Goulburn looks forward to having you join us for this year’s Annual Ride and wish you safe/happy travel. Dale Towell Annual Ride Director 2018 Mob 0422 367 011 ENTRY FORM - Classic Riders Club of Goulburn Inc 27th Annual Classic Ride 27th & 28th October 2018 Contact : Dale Towell 0422 367 011 ENTRIES CLOSE - Monday, 22 October 2018 – please call Dale if this date has passed and you would like to enter. ENTRANT’S FULL NAME ADDRESS EMAIL PHONE FULL NAME OF PILLION/SIDECAR PASSENGER NAME OF HOME CLUB DETAILS OF MOTORCYCLE ENTERED Make For oldest/youngest rider/motorcycle combination trophy – must be completed to qualify Model Capacity Year Age of motorcycle in years ___________ Solo Outfit Trike / Spyder BSA Active & Static Age of rider in years ______________ (Please tick, this will help us determine display space required) Please include numbers TOTAL ________________ attending for □ □ □ □ catering Item $ Number $ Cost Req’d Total Friday night sausage sizzle Complimentary Nil Saturday entry fee, breakfast, morning tea, lunch/judging, rally 50.00 pack & badge for rider Additional Saturday entry fee for pillion rider / sidecar 25.00 passenger / participant travelling in car, breakfast, morning tea, lunch/judging, rally pack & badge Saturday dinner – add dietary requirements below * 35.00 Sunday ride, breakfast & morning tea 10.00 Sunday lunch 15.00 TOTAL AMOUNT OWING Method of payment □ direct deposit □ cheque □ other _______________________ *Please add any dietary requirements here ___________________________________________ Please sign the indemnity statement overleaf before submitting entry form and payment INDEMNITY STATEMENT I (name)__________________________________________ undertake not to hold the Classic Riders’ Club of Goulburn Inc. or any representative or Sponsor responsible for any damage or theft of machinery or possessions or any bodily injury sustained during the course of this Rally. I also declare that I am the holder of a current motorcycle license and that the motorcycle I will be riding in the CRCG Annual Ride 2018 will be either fully road registered or under RMS (or other State equivalent) Conditional Registration. Entrant’s Signature ___________________________________ Pillion/Sidecar Passenger’s Signature ___________________________________ Rider’s Licence Number __________________________ State ___________________ Direct deposit details Account Name CRCG Inc Rally Account, NAB Goulburn BSB 082624 Account number 245607855 Be sure to add your Surname & Initials as reference Please email your entry form to [email protected] or send completed entry form with cheque payable to CRCG Inc. Rally Account, PO Box 415, Goulburn NSW 2580 – NO ENTRY ACCEPTED WITHOUT PAYMENT – If you are interested in being a marshal or recovery/back up driver, please call Dale prior to lodging your entry fee. .
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