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Bikesales Staff15 May 2012
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2013 Honda Broadford Bike Bonanza

The fourth instalment has just been put to bed, but the event's committee is already sorting out the ‘paperwork' for 2013, including a new elegibility cut-off
Do you know when Easter falls in 2013? The organising committee for the 2013 Honda Broadford Bike Bonanza certainly does, and it falls on March 28-30.
And the committee’s already started putting plans in place, including making the eligibility cut-off date for motorcycle entries as the same 25-year rolling date applied to club permit registered motorcycles  -- meaning that bikes manufactured from 1985-1987 will be eligible to enter the event. 
Event Organiser Peter Drakeford is looking forward to building on the success of the 2012 HBBB.
“We had a lot more motorcycles than last year and more riders,” Drakeford said. “While things were a little crowded on the road circuit we believe we can cope with the added volume the change to the cut-off date will inevitability bring. The riding format will stay the same and we believe we have the right mix for all enthusiasts.”
For more information about the 2013 Honda Broadford Bike Bonanza visit www.ma.org.au/hbbb.
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