Harley Owners Group

Report By Big Kev, photos by Shaz

Well, an eventful trip to Hermannsburg...here's the first report by Offroad Ray.

Great turnout for a ride to Jim's Place for some good food and conversation. Thanks to Craig for providing most of the photos.

Thanks to Craig for the report and to Craig and Ray for the photos - "headed to Glen Helen.. didn't make it. Huge river flowing, so headed out towards Hermansburg. Got to within about 25km the water over the road.. heading back into rain cloud got all the way to the 80Km zone at Larapinta until we got soaked. but still a great ride."

Some more photos from the Toy Run - Thanks to Big Kev and Dobby for their contribution to the photos in both galleries.

Thanks to everyone that showed up to support the Salvation Army (117 bikes at last count!).

Fantastic turnout (14 bikes) for a fun Dice Run. Thanks to all the organisers for what turned out to be a great day being led all around Alice Springs and the environs. Thanks to Dobby and Erin for the great riding shots.

And even more photos from the Mystery Ride! Do you want to see your photos on the site? Then what are you waiting for? Email them to me at webmaster@alicespringshog.org.au

Thanks to Ray and Lynne for the photos...looks like everyone had a great time.

Just the five die-hards showed up for a ride down the Plenty Highway to the Gemtree.

Turned out to be a great day for an impromptu ride - windy, but as Marty commented, it felt like you would be happy to ride to Queensland. But we went to Standley Chasm for a feed instead.

Great turnout for a warm ride down to Ormiston Gorge, and a picnic lunch (thanks to all the people who organised that), and thanks to Offroad Ray for providing most of the pictures.

Seven of us met on a warm Father's day, and agreed to ride to the Glen Helen turn-off (to take in some corners; in the centre you have to seek them out), then back to Standley Chasm to shoot the breeze.

Over 150 bikes, and many more people besides, turned up on a hot winter's day to pay their respects, and enjoy the activities.

Report and photos by Big Kev

Today was a good turn out with, Elly, Marty, Eugene, Cinday, Ray, Lyn, Robbie, Jamie. Mouthguard, Julie, Erin, Sharon and Big Kev all assembled at Caltex. We headed off in perfect weather, Erin for here first ride with her DAD… hehe. She was nervous (and so were we… kidding).

After months of planning, the Big Day finally arrived. Actually, things started to happen on the Saturday with early setup of the main Hall of the Convention Centre. Harleys, hot rods, drag cars...it was all happening. A popular show as ever. Car numbers were up , bike entrants were certainly out numbered but the quality of bikes on show was spectacular. Congrats to all the Trophy winners.

A small contingent of bikes headed towards Aileron, beautiful day for a ride, clear skies warmish weather. Big Kev, Noddy and Bign turned back to set up the spit roast for later that day. At about 5pm guests turned up for a roast dinner, which by the way was cooked to perfection; it was always going to be perfect as it was carefully nurtured all after noon by the cooks (as they drank). Nobody got out of control, and the night was a great success.

Impromptu night, great attendance and a fun night.

A nice lazy day to beautiful Ross River Homestead.

Report supplied by Ted and Bec, shown in the picture captions.

Standley Chasm for a pie, and Kev's for a barbecue. What could be better?