From Sydney, I headed north to Beaudesert, which isn’t far from Brisbane. I had some route recommendations which turned out to be great…some nice paved roads, with a good amount of dirt added into the mix, and even a few river crossings.


Here’s a bunch of pictures from the three days of riding up to Beaudesert.

 





 

And a little video of some of the riding

On the way, I stopped by the Tamworth Motorcycle Museum, which is a private collection of over 50 bikes. And you better believe I took a few pictures.

 

 

 
2001 Ducati, hand built, to commemorate the late Mike Hailwood. The bike is a bit of a controversial one, as Ducati never had permission from the Estate of Mike Hailwood to build them

1974 Ducati 750 – a very limited number were produced, and only 5 ended up in Australia

1974 Norton 850 – only 300 of these hideous beasts were produced.
 
1956 Ducati 125cc

A 76 Suzuki with a rotary engine. Originally registered in Iowa, later put into a Rotary Motorcycle museum in Ohio in the mid80s, moved to Tennessee in 2010, and shortly after made it’s way to Australia

 
2000 MV Agusta F4 – 300 were made, this is #206