Update of 23/06/2002  This week is all about statistics. I’ve beening reading in the NSW papers that NSW Govt is considering raising the 250cc restriction on learner riders to 660cc. It appears that the road accidents and fatalities for new riders…

Update of 9/06/2002 A few interesting things this week. The various levels of Government in this country can be very silly. They can be liken to car manufacturers. Say Honda – I like Honda cars infact I had several top spec new…

Update of 2/06/2002 Very busy week with substantial technical upgrades to the site to add some new features. This will be last major overhaul for the next 12 months during which I will be reviewing all pages currently on the site…

Update of 26/05/2002 Not exactly an action packed week…Ie nothing related to riding accomplished. Due to rain the only thing I managed was to get the bike re-registered and insured. More news related to the SPAM last week, a Nigerian…

Update of 19/05/2002 This week has been very busy. Firstly the service performed by Graeme Boyd – Newcastle Suzuki was excellent. The bike runs and looks great. They seem like a decent bunch of guys. I requested a new chain as…

Update of 06/05/2002 Well, the lastest news is that I’ve booked the bike in to be serviced – no names mentioned at this stage. But they seemed pretty good. Then the time consuming change of rego insurance etc.. process so stay…

Update of 28/04/2002 The main question which is being asked is whether I still have the ’99 Hayabusa, the answer is yes. Although I am thinking of changing it for a more long distance luggage hauler. One that doesn’t cost too…

Update of 21/04/2002  Well, as you can see I’m slowly getting the site back to its former usefulness which include plenty of cleaning up and info confirmation. It’s a long process as it’s a big site. I proud to say that’s…

Update of 17/03/2002  This is the first entry into the new ‘Weekly Updates’ section. When you’re new to a city you can’t things for granted. One thing is that traffic flows and drivers go very differently and of course there are…