Mite have to try and make this ride its for a great cause.Thanks for putting it up AJ.

VMax asked if someone could post it in the SA Section. National ride for Suicide Prevention. And yep it is for a good cause..

Thanks AJ..I should be on this one

Hopefully my bike will be registered in time for this event. I am a first time owner of a Harley, and am looking forward to getting used to riding it. Is there an entry fee?

i'm with AJ...

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I've registered, see you all there, be glad to meet some of you too, and hoping the weather will be fantastic.

Hi there, just wondering who is going on this ride tomorrow, and what time do we have to be there? Is anyone interested in meeting up somewhere along the way there, then riding as a group the rest of the way? I live in the Port Adelaide area, so would be keen to meet somewhere on South Road, or Brighton Road, whichever is most convenient for the rest of you. PM me if you are interested. Cheers, hoping the weather is exactly perfect like today.

Well I live at Gulfview heights so I will be leaving early. I just had a look at where the start is and I am heading off about 7:30 am. Registrations start at 0830 among other things will be breaky. Ride starts at 10:00am and I will register at the start. I checked the web page today.

And yep it looks like being a nice day again tomorrow.

Through town then onto South road then along the expressway all the way to the end.. If you pick a spot and time I cam meet you there....

Late entry , + 1 , see you all there .

06 Softail , leaving from near you , check P.M.

No worries, hope to catch up with you

After the mist and cold in the morning, turned out to be a great day!

Thanks for the ride.

Cheers

James

Good to see your off and running now with your posts James , yes it did turn out a good ride . Great blast from Lyndoch to Sandy Creek , Cheers , Tim.

Was good to catch up with guys today.gotta love the pizza at Sandy Creek after the brisk ride from Tanunda

Hi guys, it was great to meet some of you today, Vmax, Tim S.G, Speeda, and AJ56, as well as a lovely lady Mara, also enjoyed having a chat with a few other riders too. I had a great ride despite the misty weather through the hills.
Glad the weather cleared by the time we arrived at Nuriootpa. The next leg of the ride was great, especially going through my home town of Kapunda. Kinda wished I had time for a brief visit to my parents. Anyways the run to Clare was very enjoyable, and a little excitement was thrown into the mix with the local boys in blue heading the opposite direction with lights and sirens at full noise. For a split second you would have thought they'd sent out the welcome party. Hopefully no one had their day spoiled by involuntarily adding to the governments coffers.
Feeling rather tired and saddle sore, but very happy to have been part of this event. A big thank you to the organisers of Black dog ride, and to lifeline, also special mention to the police officer who allowed us all to pass through the traffic lights in the main street of Nuriootpa as one continual procession.

Anyways enough from me right now, I'm off to bed, have got another early start at work tomorrow. Looking forward to catching up with you all on the next ride. I am hoping to make it for the Coal face poker run, so if I do make it there, be good to chat to you all then.

Regards Ashley.