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Bikesales Staff17 Dec 2012
NEWS

2013 Australasian Safari: Sep 19-27

A date has already been locked in for the 2013 instalment in Western Australia, and there's a pre-event guide to help you out
The 2013 Australasian Safari will be held from September 19-27, with work already underway on planning the route through Western Australia. Entries will open on January 3, with discounted entries closing on March 30.

The 2013 pre-event guide is now available from the Australasian Safari website --www.australasiansafari.com.au/website/competitors.html.  

This contains information about:

  • Entry fees;
  • How to enter;
  • Vehicle categories;
  • Servicing information;
  • Insurance;
  • Catering; and
  • Accommodation.

For more information, contact the Safari office: (08) 9445 2645 or info@australasiansafari.com.au.

  • Click here for a review of the 2012 Australasian Safari

And finally, the official Safari website (www.australasiansafari.com.au) has launched an on-line shop, and some of the items will include a calendar and clothing range. Postal charges will apply.
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