WONDERFUL WALCHA JOIN US IN 2023

Australian Motorcyclist Issue #118

• BORIS WHAT ROADWORKS?
• BEAR TAILS THIS IS PUZZLING
• NEW BIKE PRICES GOT ANY SPARE CHANGE?
• ROUND THE WORLD PETE’S NEW BOOK
• WAY BACK THEN PASS US THE BOX BROWNIE
• A CHANGE OF PLAN OR TWO WOZGA GOES A WANDERING
• THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN WHO ARE THE TOP SEVEN AUSTRALIAN MOTORCYCLE RACERS?
• HARLEY-DAVID SON BREAKOUT BREAKOUT BULKS UP
• KAWASAKI Z1 NEW YORK STEAK
• SAVIC MOTORCYCLES C-SERIES RIDING THE LIGHTNING
• LOVE IN THE AGE OF COVID CHRIS ON HER INDIAN GETTING ALONG AT A GOOD CLIP
• LOOK UP! WARRUMBUNGLES, NSW
• WONDERFUL WALCHA JOIN US IN 2023
• PUB OF THE MONTH STONEHENGE QUEENSLAND IS A LONG WAY FROM STONEHENGE
• TOP TEN BIKES WE HOPE YOU LIKE WHAT WE LIKE FOR 2023
• CARRY ON UP THE ATLAS SPECTACULAR SCENERY AND GREAT RIDING LURES THE BEAR
• BMW MOTORRAD R18 CLASSIC AND HIGHLINE BORIS AND NICK GO CRUISING
• NEWS IT’S HOT WHEN IT’S COLD
• EDITORIAL TONY TALKS

ADVENTURE RIDING IN THE WALCHA REGION OF NEW ENGLAND HIGH COUNTRY
IMAGES: BUGSY PLOWMAN PHOTOGRAPHY

ON ANY GIVEN DAY, the beckoning sound of motorbikes riding through the laid-back rural streets, or the vision of bikes parked up outside one of the many motorcycle friendly cafes, pubs or accommodation houses, is a common sight in the small regional town of walcha, and one that the town fully embraces and welcomes.