Motorcycle dealers from Asia come to Sydney to experience the city on Harleys and Trikes plus a sidecar.

The weather was foreboding and the previous day, I cancelled a ride with some mates due to rain.
Being my selfless self I put on my weather weather gear to ward off the rain and it worked!

The pick up point we expected to be a nightmare, just love the thought that goes into Sydney planning.
The plan was, pull up, find a passenger, put the safety gear on and then small groups to Blues Point to regroup for the photo shoot.
Well done to all including the taxi and other drivers who realised what was going on the let us get on with it.

My passenger was Ronny from Indonesia who sells Kawasakis and rides an ER5. He told me his English was not that good. Believe me Ronny its was great.

Here are some shots and videos from the ride.

Ronny wearing the brand in a different land.

Ronny wearing the brand in a different land.

Though Ronny deals in Kawasakis he gives the HD the thumbs up.

Or maybe its the rider!

In the car park at Blues Point.

In the car park at Blues Point.

In the car park at Blues Point.

In the car park at Blues Point.

The classic Blues Point shot.

Another classic Blues Point shot.

And another.

The classic Blues Point shot.

The classic Blues Point shot.

The classic Blues Point shot.

The classic Blues Point shot.

In the car park.

Down to the car park.

Down to the car park.

Looking back up the road.

Looking back up the road.

With some of the riders.

They are so good looking, I had to do another.

Click on the map for the way we went.

The ride was organised through Wild Ride and their details can be found on the website: www.wildride.com.au .

Equipment: Lots of Harleys, Trikes and a Harley with sidecar.
Photo taken on a Samsung Galaxy S3

PS Ronny had previously ridden in Nepal on a Royal Enfield equipped tour and he was so keen to show me. Its on the Bucket list.