TELEGRAPH TO THE CAPE

Australian Motorcyclist Issue #23

• MOTOmania GET AN EXPERT
• BEAR FACED
• ISLAND EVOLUTION
• NEW BIKE PRICES HOW MUCH IS IT
• WHAT SAY YOU? HAVE YOUR SAY. IT’S FREE
• THE GREAT DAYS OF MOTORCYCLING CLASSIC MORRIS
• A JACKET THAT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE NORM’S
• TELEGRAPH TO THE CAPE
• READERS’ TRAVEL WHAT DID EMERSON SAY AGAIN?
• LONG TERMERS WHAT HAVE WE DONE NOW?
• BIKE LAUNCH YAMAHA TRICITY
• PUBS OF THE MONTH
• I BUNGLED BIG TIME
• TRAVEL EDELWEISS TOURING
• WORLDS BEST CUSTOM BIKES
• COLOGNE BIKE SHOW THE LITTLE BITS
• MELTS LIKE PUTTY IN YOUR HANDS
• LAUNCH INDIAN SCOUT
• TOURING TASSIE
• TWO METRIC CUSTOMS
• MOTOGP TECHNOLOGY AND POWER
• BOMBALA BIKE SHOW…
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• FIRST LOOK
• FURBALL

FAR NORTH QUEENSLAND WORDS STUART WOODBURY

“Telegraph sang a song about the world outside Telegraph road got so deep and so wide Like a rolling river”. Dire Straits

Pack the tent, or pack the swag and let’s go to the Tip on the Telegraph Road.

When you look at this adventure map, it looks pretty easy, as it is marked as a fairly straight line, but don’t let this fool you. There are plenty of technical bits to ride as you get further north from Bramwell Roadhouse. As you will have your tent or swag, take your time and do this trip over two or three days.