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25.01.2022 Great day for a ride, glad the weather was kind.

25.01.2022 It’s our March Madness sale... Today’s new bike deal is this BRAND NEW 2019 Harley Davidson XG500. Vivid Black in colour. 12 months NSW Rego, 2 year warranty... and 2 years Roadside... normally $9995 ride away. THIS ONE - $8995 Ride Away. Only one available so if you want it be quick. $8995 ride away. See more

25.01.2022 This weekends used bike special. 2016 Harley Davidson Softail Heritage. 14100kms, immaculate bike. $20990.

24.01.2022 I have posted this story before, but I believe this Australian soldier should be known widely. It is one of the saddest stories I have come across. It is impo...rtant to read this post to the end, to know the effect this Australian soldier had in shaping how Australia's war dead were treated. A wounded Australian soldier, who lost both hands, writing a letter by using the stumps of his wrists to hold the pen, most likely at No.1 Australian Auxiliary Hospital, Harefield, England. Most likely he was writing home. The photograph is of Private John Francis Naughton (6 October 1885 - 18 November 1916). A high school history teacher 3 years ago helped identify Private Naughton as the soldier in the photograph over a hundred years after the photograph was taken. Private Naughton of Charters Towers, Queensland, was a baker prior to enlistment. He embarked with the 3rd Battalion in September 1914 and served on Gallipoli, where he was wounded on the 14th of August 1915, when a bomb exploded in his hands, also injuring his right thigh and knee. He was evacuated to a hospital ship via Mudros, and from there to England, spending time at King George Hospital, Harefield, Roehampton Hospital, St Mary's Convalescent Hospital, and ultimately to Fulham Hospital. During his stay in hospital, Private Naughton fell in love and was going to marry his sweetheart, a nurse who looked after him. He was waiting for his hands to be fitted. His incredible toughness and resilience got him walking a little without crutches, even though he had a serious thigh injury. Private Naughton died from kidney issues due to his wounds. Initially, he was buried in an open grave, because at the time they couldn’t keep pace with the number of men dying in the hospitals. They were still burying soldiers en masse up until 1917. Individual graves were for officers and nurses, who were honorary officers. The other soldiers were often buried in pits. Private Naughton's body was left exposed at Kensal Green Cemetery in London for weeks. The grave was only covered after protests from Australian expatriates. Private Naughton's body was exhumed in 1921 and placed in a separate plot for Australian soldiers. Australian anger over the undignified treatment that Private Naughton received in death led to better burial practices for the fallen. So in death, Private Naughton played an important role in shaping how Australia's war dead were treated. Rest In Peace Private Naughton. Lest We Forget. Photograph and some information came from the Australian War Memorial. Image file number AWM H16947.

24.01.2022 August Sub Branch monthly meeting ride to Mount Seaview.

22.01.2022 Lest we Forget.

22.01.2022 New bike special.. 2019 Harley Davidson Softail Deluxe 107CU engine, ABS, tombstone tail light, chrome laced wheels, pull back handle bars and whitewall tyres.... The 50s boulevard look with modern HD handling and performance. Normal RRP $29750 This week $26750 You save $3000. Only one unit available.. $26750 ride away. See more

17.01.2022 Merry Christmas Brothers and Sisters, Mid North Coast celebrating 2020 and the festive period. Secret Santa and a dinning in night to go. More to follow........

17.01.2022 Nothin like a good trip...

16.01.2022 ANZAC Day 2021, Woolgoolga RSL Dawn Service with breakfast followed by a ride to Grafton. A fire and pizza night tonight before the ride back home in the morning.

16.01.2022 Arriving at Mount Seaview

12.01.2022 LATEST UPDATE - DICE RUN 16MAY2021

12.01.2022 This number is for Australia

11.01.2022 The Dice Run is less than a fortnight away. LUCKY ENTRY PRIZE $250. Other prizes throughout the run. The more bikes the bigger the pot, the bigger the winnings.

10.01.2022 Was this your time

08.01.2022 Cheap brand new 883 iron sporty, $12990 ride away ..

06.01.2022 Cracking weekend.....NSW Round Up

06.01.2022 On 12 June 1996, two Blackhawk helicopters collided in mid-air near Townsville during a training mission. Fifteen SAS soldiers and three aviators died that nigh...t - Sergeant Hugh Ellis was among them. Sergeant Ellis’ mother, Mrs Tonia Ellis, lives in Hebel, 650 kilometres west of Brisbane. Her home overlooks a Covid-19 movement border control point, where 6th Battalion, Australian Army Royal Australian Regiment soldiers have been supporting Queensland Police Service. Mrs Ellis had been visiting the task group members with baked goods. I’m delighted to have them here, so I took down some Anzac biscuits every now and then, Mrs Ellis said. It’s been very healing. I’ve been able to talk about things you can’t talk to others about. Lieutenant Colonel Bryce Herslet, Commanding Officer of Task Group 629.3’s Task Unit 1, said it was during those talks that the soldiers realised who she was. Nine off-duty soldiers then took it upon themselves to renovate her yard. The soldiers were humbled by the opportunity to contribute to a very deserving person, said Lieutenant Colonel Herslet. They were thanked with a generous country lunch and by Mrs Ellis saying that her son would be very proud of them all. Thank you all for your service. Defence Australia ADF on Operations and Exercises Scott Morrison (ScoMo) Melissa Price MP Darren Chester MP Alex Hawke MP Photo: Chaplain Stan Fetting

05.01.2022 On this day in 1996. Lest We Forget. https://iancoate.com/

05.01.2022 THIS SUNDAY - 0830 KEMPSEY PUMA SERVICE CENTER $250 LUCKY RIDER PRIZE TICKET FOR EVERY BIKE ENTRY BCF PRIZE RUNNER UP LUCKY RIDER - 2ND PLACE ARB 4WD PRIZE - RUNNER UP LUCKY RIDER - 3RD PLACE... $200 BIKE SERVICE PRIZE BY RMS MOTORCYCLES FOR THE BEST JUDGED MOTORCYCLE ON THE DAY JUDGED AT THE STAR HOTEL AUTOBARN CLEANING PRODUCTS FOR THE DIRTIEST BIKE ON THE DAY JUDGED AT THE STAR HOTEL HARVEY NORMAN MYSTERY PRIZE RAFFLE $50 COLES VOUCHER FOR BEST AND WORST SINGLE DICE THROW OF THE DAY PORT CITY HARLEY DAVIDSON MERCHANDISE - RANDOM DRAWS AT THE STAR HOTEL See more

04.01.2022 Good time reflections with the Mid North Coast SB

04.01.2022 Weekend Special. Brand new 2018 883 Iron Sporty with Hard Candy Chameleon Flake painted tank. Full 2 year warranty, 2 years roadside assistance and 12 months registration. Normal RRP for this bike was over $16000 ride away... THIS WEEKEND ONLY $12990 ride away... SAVE $$$

01.01.2022 Joshua Dyer (aged 14) was tasked at school to write a poem for Remembrance Day. An hour later (without any help) he produced this. One Thousand Men Are Walking ...One thousand men are walking Walking side by side Singing songs from home The spirit as their guide they walk toward the light milord they walk towards the sun they smoke and laugh and smile together no foes to outrun these men live on forever in the hearts of those they saved a nation truly grateful for the path of peace they paved they march as friends and comrades but they do not march for war step closer to salvation a tranquil steady corps the meadows lit with golden beams a beacon for the brave the emerald grass untrampled a reward for what they gave they dream of those they left behind and know they dream of them forever in those poppy fields there walks one thousand men Joshua Dyer 2019 (aged 14) Goes to show that the young can still surprise us. Lest we forget This has got to be shared. An awesome poem from a 14 year old boy.