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australians on safari
ACCORDING to event organisers, competitors in the 2010 Australasian Safari course is off-road, and much on private and Crown
Australasian Safari will experience diverse, remote and dramatic land. But at the end of each day, the competitors meet up with their
terrain when they travel 3600km from Perth through historic teams and families and camp at overnight stops in local towns.
gold-fields to Esperance in September.
This year, the Safari will visit four outback towns for the first time and
But they won’t be taking the usual tourist route. The majority of the one old favourite.
Following the ceremonial start at Hillarys Boat Harbour on Friday 17
Membership Badge September, formats competitors will for depart the next day on their Prologue
leg, travelling 370km east to Southern Cross.
After over-nighting in wildflower country, the first leg of the race will
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travel north east overland to Leonora. This will be the third successive
year this historic town will welcome back the Safari.
On Monday 20 September the leg starts and finishes in Leonora, and
the following day, competitors take off for Coolgardie, once the third
largest town in Western Australia at the height of the gold rush.
Maximise the value of your CAB membership From Coolgardie, the and event audit travels south using to Norseman, the eastern
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1. Competitors enjoy two overnight stops in the town named after a
horse that discovered gold in 1894.
The CAB brand which has been servicing the advertising For and Leg publishing 6, everyone industries packs up camp since and 1957 heads is to Esperance on the
synonomous with credibility and accountability. southern coast, known for its huge stretches of white sand beaches.
After a day of battling sand dunes, competitors finish in town on
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Australasian Safari is this year attracting international entries from
countries including Brazil, Sweden, China, South Africa, Japan, and
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laro Goes larGe
FOLLOWING on from the success of its 250 Cruiser, Laro
Motorcycles will shortly release a number of new models
including the SPT 350 sportsbike and a 350 Custom Cruiser,
both with EFI. These units are sourced from the same factory
as the Laro 250 Cruiser and will come with 2 year warranty.
Pricing is expected to be very competitive .
Laro has also just released two new road trail units . The V Retro
250 and TR 250 which will retail at $2,990 and $2,890 respectively
(plus on road costs). The Cougar 125cc and 50cc Scooter completes
its current range (see page 52 for test ride review).
Tony Elliot (of Tonelli Motorcycles & Accessories) has opened a new
store at 1/267 Harbord Rd, Brookvale NSW, where he will stock a
large range of Laro bikes, scooters, leathers and accessories.
“We have worked with Laro for a number of years and are
impressed with the quality and price of their products as well as
their commitment to customer service.” Tony said.
Clarification
LAST month’s human interest story on Frank Hocking of
Lake Macquarie receiving his new BRP Spyder sparked some
inquiries from people who may have mistakenly believed
that his receipt of the vehicle was a charity presentation.
Just to clarify that Frank and Astrid paid over $46,000 for their
“We are proud to become a Laro dealership on the north side and
I am excited about the opportunity to showcase their products
alongside the Tonelli range.”
Tonelli Motorcycles and Accessories can be contacted on (02)
99398128.
Also, Rick Smith from Queensland plans to open four “Highway
Laro” shops, the first in Toowoomba in September.
“I was introduced to Laro through their sponsorship of the Wintersun
festival in Coolangatta earlier this year and was impressed with
their products, pricing and management,” Rick said.
Laro acquired the operations of Arqin Motorcycles one year ago and
has since consolidated its position in the industry with dealerships
Australiawide and expects rapid expansion to continue in the year
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machine, modified and on the road, which included a $500
goodwill discount from Brisan’s Motorcycles of Newcastle.
Brisans also transported the vehicle to Hornsby and back for the
$3990 worth of modifications to be done by PME Hornsby.
The Can-Am Spyder distributor, BRP, supplied Frank and Astrid
with a touring suit each, valued at $1660, at no charge.
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