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Victorian Pink Ribbon Ride -
Pink Ribbon Ride 2010
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Tuesday, 17 August 2010 07:43 |
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 DECA together with Street Cred motorcycle services have organised a Pink Ribbon Ride trivia night on Monday October 18th at 7pm at the Country Comfort in Shepparton. Phil from Street Cred tells us that it will be a great evening where everyones knowlege will be tested, with trivia subjects such as past motorcycle heroes, motorcycle folk law and motorcycle pop culture. Proceeds for the evening will be donated to the Pink Ribbon Ride.
For more information and booking your seat or table please contact Phil on 0428 951 535 or email
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DOWNLOAD THE TRIVIA POSTER AND INFO
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Victorian Pink Ribbon Ride -
Pink Ribbon Ride 2010
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Tuesday, 08 June 2010 00:00 |
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 The destination venue for the Pink Ribbon Ride will be The Brook on Sneydes in Point Cook. The Brook is the second social and function centre for the Geelong Cats Football Club. The Brook is a fantastic venue for the PRR destination venue with ample parking, function room and bistro. The parking area will be used for both parking motorcycles, trade show, music and "Lukey" Luke Follacchio who will be performing his amazing stunts.
On Stage
The Victoria Police pipe band will be performing at the Pink Ribbon Ride in 2010.
The Victoria Police Pipe Band is a traditional Scottish Bagpipe Band. The band consists of 10 pipers and six drummers and can perform various functions from marching in parades to static concert performances.
The Victoria Police Pipe Band takes part in many police, community and corporate events throughout the year. These events include everything from police graduation parades, ceremonies and funerals, to large community public events such as the Anzac Day Parade in Melbourne, Moomba Parade and the Melbourne Cup Parade of Champions.
The Fry Brothers, Tim and Roy Fry grew up in Hillcrest situated between two country towns in  Victoria, Smythesdale and Snake Valley. At the age of six their parents encouraged the boys to develop their natural harmonies and guitar skills. Their father, who played guitar, started teaching the boys. Tim played lapsteel and Roy played acoustic guitar.
Since their father was a founding member of the Ballarat Country Music Club, it gave them them a chance to create their own sound and playing style. The brothers performed throughout their childhood and teens as an acoustic duo an in a succession of country to rock bands until they parted for a time whilst Roy completed a formal education in classical guitar and composition. Tim joined a touring country band playing pedal steel and performed at different venues throughout Victoria up to Queensland.
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Victorian Pink Ribbon Ride -
Pink Ribbon Ride 2010
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Thursday, 18 June 2009 20:53 |
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The Pink Ribbon Ride committee is seeking support from Motorcycle dealers , and businesses that retail motorcycle related wares. This is an opportunity to display your product before an audience of motorcyclists. A display areas of 3x3m starts from as little as $100, with spaces available indoor and outdoor and larger display areas are available. To reserve your stand
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Marcel.
Marcel Gomperts
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Victorian Pink Ribbon Ride -
Pink Ribbon Ride 2010
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Wednesday, 22 April 2009 00:00 |
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 * Every day 32 women are told they have breast cancer.
* 1 in 11 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer before 75.
* Over 11,500 women and just under 100 men are diagnosed with breast cancer each year.
* By 2011 it is estimated that 14,818 women and 122 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer each year.
* That's 40 women each day.
* 9 out of 10 lumps aren't cancer.
* If you find a lump or notice a change in your breasts, see your doctor.
* There is currently no means of preventing breast cancer. Current efforts are focused on finding it early.
* The risk of breast cancer increases with age. Over 75% of breast cancer develops in women 50 years and older.
* Young women can get breast cancer too. About 700 women under the age of 40 are diagnosed each year.
* The majority of women survive breast cancer. 85% of women aged between 40 and 69 at diagnosis are alive five years later.
* Each year 2,700 people die from breast cancer.
* Breast cancer is the most common cause of cancer-related death in women.
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Meeting 8.30am 
Pink Ribbon Ride
