Day 6 - Mount Panorama, telephones in Tamworth oh, and apparently a Country Music Festival! Well OH was certainly up and at'em like a happy little vegemite this morning. With Mt Panorama glistening like a beacon in the morning FROST, off we popped, fully packed and a hot brekky in our bellies thanks to the KnickerBocker hotel. Pretty sure this part of the leg I had no say in. For most men and a lot of women, this mountain holds great interest....

Oh my aching everything...... lol Undoubtedly from gripping the handlebars for dear life yesterday, today I ache lol The butt is also sore, so let's hope the Air Hawk does its job. We had a great sleep at the Matador in Sale. As we shared a red wine and had a handlful of easter eggs for dinner (thanks to the courtesy bowl at reception), I was looking forward to brekky! I'm quite proud of my pretty amazing ham and cheese...

DAY THREE - RACING THE RAIN Today we left fairly late from Rosebud, heading to Wilsons Promontory, then onto Sale. This was not our original plan! From Rosebud, Andy headed to meet his brother (who also rides) early, so I had a chance to pack the bike myself before heading off to meet him at the cafe. I ride by myself all the time, but packing my panniers and top bag, chucking on my rain gear and saying farewell to...

What a rush today was, catching the ferry from Queenscliff to Sorento, then riding (or being pushed by the gale force winds) over Arthurs Seat to Rosebud.   A quick carb load brekky (white stuff) at the newly opened Eden Oak and we were off to catch the ferry. This exciting little trip takes around 45 minutes. When booking, we were 'advised' to stay with our bikes as the departure and arrival can be fairly bumpy. Of course, I was...

When other half (OH) suggested we get a cruiser to share I was nervous to say the least. I'm 5"2 and constantly learning on my Street Triple 660. Always searching for the best place to plant my tippy toes.   BEST DECISION WE EVER MADE  We did our research and a standout bike that would suit us both was the Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster. Low. Manoeuvrable. Sexy. There was one available with mid range controls, so OH picked it up in Melbourne and...

On Sunday 19 December, I joined the Gold Coast East Coast Female Riders in delivering gifts to the RizeUp appeal, which supports women and children affected by domestic violence on Christmas Day. Before reaching our destination, my gift traveled pillion with me, holding on tight to its own delivery - a Christmas gift for our own amazing ECFR coordinator, of a special TribalMoto designed top that included a guardian lioness, gently protecting a pink helmet, which represented her tribe. She...

In addition to stickers, TribalMoto is proud to be supplying the following products that help identify BloodBikes Australia volunteers: tees in a variety of colours that include a large BBA logo on the back and a small logo on the pocket, for men and women neck snoods great tote bags made of thick cotton, great for picking up and transporting hard to carry items!  Volunteers who require access to purchase the collection can contact us directly or their local co-ordinator....

We all have a chance to give back, or pay it forward.  I'm personally very proud to be a volunteer for BloodBikes Australia and try to do a run every few weeks when I can. As TribalMoto, I'm also very proud to be able to further support this cause by providing free of charge, waterproof stickers for placement on motorbikes and delivery boxes. Did you know, BloodBikes Australia deliver a variety of important products - not just  blood? You can...