SYD: Bikes wanted for publicity at film screening

THURSDAY 16 March (next Thur)
MEET: by 6pm at Moretons Hotel, Hickson Road, Sydney city west docks
area
DEPART: 6:15
WHO: all bike types

"Ride-By Film Shooting"

"A city sights ride" Depart 6:15 , a polite, steady ride, no rush,
obey all lights, signals, etc. Get there safe, get out safe.

North from pub, along Sussex, (possible radar/Police presence) under
Harbour Bridge, onto George, south past the Quay, left into Bridge Street,
left into Macquarie, very slow, very slow, downhill to Opera House,
bunch up, left onto west Circular Quay, slow and give exhaust salute
to any old Indians lounging around parked, continue, loop around block,
repeat salutes, then depart for dinner.

Official Premiere of "The World's Fastest Indian" is having it's press
event outside Dendy Opera Quays at this time. Make the News. We've had
quite a few free tickets to pre-launch screenings (e.g. Macquarie last
night arranged by Bikers Australia). It's a better than average movie,
a magic story of determination and fun, lots of feelgood and a bit
of insight to riding. The true story of a real man. It's about fast
motorcycles........might be old one, but the thinking hasn't changed.
Gone by 7pm.

Moreton's Hotel is on Hickson Road, the piece of Sussex Street between
Napoleon and Erskine. There is street motorcycle specific parking in
the same block.

On Thursday 16th, Moreton's will be doing dinner for us, "any menu
item for $10" - menu with variety and the quality is good. Excellent
beer garden. Review menu before departure.

Many will return after the ride to take advantage of this dinner deal
and socialise.

Also, the film promoters have stumped up for us.
We'll have T-Shirts as giveaways. Only available at 6pm to
participants.
First in, best dressed

On 9 Mar 2006 06:47:29 GMT, Zebee Johnstone <zebeej.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote:
>THURSDAY 16 March (next Thur)
>MEET: by 6pm at Moretons Hotel, Hickson Road, Sydney city west docks
>area
>DEPART: 6:15
>WHO: all bike types
>Official Premiere of "The World's Fastest Indian" is having it's press
>event outside Dendy Opera Quays at this time. Make the News. We've had
>quite a few free tickets to pre-launch screenings (e.g. Macquarie last
>night arranged by Bikers Australia). It's a better than average movie,
>a magic story of determination and fun, lots of feelgood and a bit
>of insight to riding. The true story of a real man. It's about fast
>motorcycles........might be old one, but the thinking hasn't changed.
>Gone by 7pm.

Its a very good film. Its not so much about bikes but the man himself.
Hopkins is brilliant in it. Its a nice gentle old fashioned film...
not one ninja in the whole thing.

paulh