Blasting out of town

By Jacquie Marshall

Oct 29, 2022

George Hammond from Sydney on his 1927 Harley Davidson.

Local streets rumbled on Monday morning as the Indian-Pacific Cannonball Classic riders departed Deniliquin.

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The 85 motorbikes, their riders and support crew set off on the next leg of the journey in 15 minute increments, leaving from The Depot on Hardinge Street.

The support crews were the last to take off, leaving 45 minutes after the riders departed.

About 130 participants of the charity event stayed in the district Sunday night, either in Deniliquin or Pretty Pine.

The challenge started in Busselton, Western Australia on October 14 and concluded in Merimbula, NSW yesterday.

The ride raises money for the Royal Flying Doctors Service.

Sean Wilson from Wollongong on his 1936 Harley Davidson.

Brett Johnson from Young on his 1946 Knucklehead.

Shayne Patton from WA on his 1946 Indian Chief.

Lloyd Hook from Eraring, Lake Macquarie, on his 1948 Panhead Harley, the youngest bike on tour.

Bianca Bonner from Craigieburn on a 1947 WL Harley Daivdson 750cc.

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