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Bikesales Staff30 Aug 2011
NEWS

2011 Australasian Safari website

It's now live with tonnes of pre-event information, and we'll also be on location in Western Australia during the event for up to the minute news and features

There’s now a one-stop shop on Carsales – the parent company of the Bikesales Network – for the 2011 Australasian Safari, which will be held in Western Australia from September 22-30.

We’ve again consolidated all the pre-event news and information into one portal, which will be updated right through to the start of the event – a ‘ceremonial’ kick-off in Perth on September 22.

And then the fun really begins, when we’ll be on location in WA to report on all the highs, lows, tales and tribulations from the car and moto competitors in one of the world’s toughest off-road events.


The website also includes a complete overview of the 2010 Australasian Safari.

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