With the year rolling on,  we have reviewed club membership fees for the remainder of the year.

Senior membership has been reduced to $40
Family membership has been reduced to $60

If you wish to renew/join through RiderNet, new half year member classes will come into effect from June 22

These new member classes are;
Senior - Half Year
Family - Half Year

Link to RiderNet membership page

Long term members Dave and Ron (images by long term member Col)

What: RIDE PARK DAY
When: 28 June
Where: Harrisville
How Much: $50 no license required

For bikes up to Pre95

To reserve your spot, contact Colin at  cmetcher@bigpond.net.au.

Get in quick, spots are filling up fast.

Some action below from the June Ride Park day at Nudgee (thanks Steve and Col).

Memorandum to Clubs, Subcommittees, Coaches, Staff and Board
Queensland’s Chief Health Officer has approved an over-arching COVID-safe Industry plan for Outdoor Sport and Recreation, which effectively allows outdoor sports to operate safely while servicing more participants than that previously advised as part of Stage 2 of Queensland’s Roadmap.

As a member of the Outdoor Sport and Recreation Industry Group, and in line with the over-arching Industry Plan, Motorcycling Queensland has developed a Return to Activity Plan for our clubs, which enables motorcycling activity to operate for a maximum of 50 participants.

A copy of the Motorcycling Queensland COVID Safe Plan is available here . In regard to this plan, we particularly draw clubs' attention to the excellent check lists for both event and facility in Appendix 4 starting on page 25 – compliance with these checklists ensures your club’s continued compliance with COVID Safe practices. The increase to 50 participants is an exciting and important development, and we remind clubs of the need to continue to be extremely vigilant.

Clubs who would like to operate with these increased numbers should now:
*read and familiarise themselves with the Plan;
*confirm that they comply with the event and facility checklist;
*assuming that your club can comply with the checklist, download a copy of the Statement of Compliance and ensure that this is on display at your activity.

We remind all clubs of the need to continue to respect all government COVID safe requirements, as well as adhering to Motorcycling Queensland and Ride Parks Australia guidelines.
If you have any questions about how this new Outdoor Industry Plan impacts on your club / your event, please contact the MQ Events Manager – Simon Wadwell via: events@mqld.org.au.

A further reminder of other upcoming important key dates:

*15th June, 2020 – annual licences go back on sale via Ridernet
*1st July, 2020 – MQ reactivates ‘usual; permitting system for events
The MQ office will continue to provide updates as they happen.

Due to demand for a spots on Sunday June 14 Ride Park day, a morning session has been opened up for Saturday 13 June

Places are filling up fast, so make sure you don't miss out on a spot by contacting Col Metcher on 0459 122 090

Some action below from the May Ride Park day at Harrisville (thanks Vandy).

Following a successful riding weekend on May 30-31, the club will be hosting another Ride Park day at our Nudgee track for Senior Riders on Classic Bikes (up to Evo).
No License required.

Places are filling up fast, so make sure you don't miss out on a spot by contacting Col Metcher on 0459 122 090

Some action below from the May Ride Park day at Harrisville (thanks Vandy and Col).

The 2020 MOMS has been updated to include an additional Classic VMX class - 4 Stroke EVO.

This means that riders will have the opportunity to vie for the State and National Titles in these classes. 

Click here to Harrisville TT 2019Not Cancelled - just postponed.Unfortunately due to the on-going water issues at Harrisville, your club has decided it would be best to postpone the TT until later in the year. Although the recent rains have helped fill the dams, considering the upcoming State Championships and National Championships, the committee are erring on the side of caution so that there should not be any impact on the smooth running of these race events.

However, the good news is, in place of the Sunday TT Race on the 7th April, we are going to run the first practice for the year at Harrisville.

This will be a great opportunity to get race ready for the State VMX Championships.

The committee, would like to sincerely apologise for the disrupted race season thus far and will be doing everything to ensure the remainder of the 2019 season will be a great success.
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