The Classic Owners Motorcycle Club Inc.
South Australia
Participants: Alan Wallis 1995 Kawasaki 250cc M/C Warren Duncan 2002 Honda 250cc M/C Ian Voysey 1947 Malvern Star 98cc Autobyk Mick Hayes 2005 Suzuki 400cc M/C Roger O”Loughlin 1988 Suzuki 650cc M/C Paul David 1953 BSA 350cc M/C Tony Earnshaw … Read More »
There were 16 bikes at the start, Richard Knott led the way and our first stop was Lovell’s Bakery at Birdwood. From there, the ride was whittled down to 10 as we hit the long straight road to Swan Reach, … Read More »
In spite of my careful planning to start earlier due to the likelihood of hot weather, a couple of spanners were in the works. Firstly it was very mild weather, and we can’t complain about that. Then there was the … Read More »
Due to an unfortunate clash of dates within our club there were two events on the same day. Normally this would not unduly affect the Mopeds Plus, but on this occasion our normal back-up trailer driver Wayne Williams wished to … Read More »
Rather inclement weather was predicted for our ride on the first day of Summer and the last weekend ride of the year. And the forecasters were right. Standing under the big gum tree at Hawthorn Crescent watching the rain come … Read More »
I’ve accumulated lots of photos, sourced from various Facebook pages and from our members. I’ve split them into two galleries, you can wait for the slide show or manually click through them. They have also been posted under the Photos menu across the top of this page.
It is with great sadness I advise that ex COMCC member Joe (Graeme Murray) Frost passed away yesterday the 18th November at Lyell McEwin Hospital aged 88yrs. Joe was a close colleague of mine for many years,
A keen motorcyclist and for a considerable period he was club photographer . That was back in the days where every club event was recorded in pictures which built up in piles of albums over the years. Initially Joe used his own camera and later on he was provided with both camera and film by the club. Joe was a true bushy, grew up on a property near Yongala, worked on KI, and returned to Adelaide to educate his children. He will be missed.
Warren Duncan.
